Group Events
Physical Cosmology seminar: Fridays, 11:00-12:00 (Thursday 14:00 starting October 20th), @ University Observatory, Laplacestrasse seminar room
The group seminar for the winter term 2022/2023 will be held in hybrid. If you are part of the Physical Cosmology (LMU) team, you should have received the zoom details to attend. If something went wrong or you wish to attend our seminar, please write an email to steffen.hagstotz(at)lmu.de.
winter term 2022/2023 | |||
Day | Speaker | Title | Notes |
07.10. (Friday) |
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start of term discussion |
Feel free to bring a paper or a plot! |
14.10. (Friday) |
Nicolas Pérez |
Mass Prediction of eROSITA Galaxy Clusters Using Machine Learning |
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20.10. (Thursday) |
Martin Kerscher |
Efficient computation of 2-point correlation functions (https://arxiv.org/abs/2203.13288) |
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27.10. |
Alessandra Fumagalli |
Covariance matrix calibration for cluster cosmology |
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3.11. |
Angelo Caravano |
Parity violation in the galaxy N-point function and consequences for inflation |
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10.11. |
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conference time |
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17.11. |
- |
conference time |
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24.11. |
Giovanni Verza |
TBA |
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01.12. |
Steffen Hagstotz |
JWST high-z galaxies and cosmological implications |
Discussion session |
08.12. |
Daniela Galárraga-Espinosa |
Characterising cosmic filaments using hydro-dynamical simulations |
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15.12. |
Daniele Oriti |
Cosmology from Quantum Gravity |
Discussion session |
22.12. |
- |
Christmas Break |
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12.01.23 |
- |
Christmas Break |
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19.01.23 |
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Journal Club: Paper discussion |
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26.01.23 |
Tamas Varga |
Insights from the LMU innovation incubator |
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02.02.23 |
Rintaro Kanaki |
Map-based inference with weak lensing |
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09.02.23 |
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16.02.23 |
Discussion: Inference in cosmology and pitfalls | ||
23.02.23 |
Kai Lehman | Master thesis update | |
02.03.23 |
Alexander Theis | Fast Radio Burst (Master thesis update) |
In case you'd like to change your assigned date, please contact people you want to swap with, then email steffen.hagstotz(at)lmu.de
2. Bi-Weekly Seminar: Mondays, 10:00-11:00, University Observatory, Seminar Room.
Seminars will be announced via mailing list.