PDF of final program - Berkeley Center for Cosmological Physics

Schedule Aspen Winter 2015 : Sheet1
Sunday
Monday
08:00-­08:25
Th1
08:25-­08:50
08:50-­09:15
09:15-­09:30
09:30-­09:55
CMB1
09:55-­10:20
10:20-­10:45
10:45-­16:30
16:30-­16:55
16:55-­17:20
CMB2
17:20-­17:45 Reception
17:45-­18:00
Coffee
18:00-­18:25
LSS1
18:25-­18:50
18:50-­19:15
Welcome
dinner
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Th2
CMB4
LSS4
Th4
Theory
Coffee break
LSS3
LSS2
Break or events
CMB5
CMB
LSS6
Midday break
Large Scale Structure
Th3
CMB 3
public lecture by
David Spergel
(downtown)
Break
Short
talks
Posters,
pizza and
beer
LSS5
Banquet
at
Meadows
(19:30)
Talks are 20 minutes + 5 minutes for questions
SESSIONS
CMB1
Jonathan
Aumont
Anna
Mangilli
Marta
Spinelli
CMB2
Johannes
David
CMB3
Jamie
Hubmayr
Spergel
Talk title
Planck Polarization Update
The CMB at large angular scale: status of the constraints on reionization
Robustness of Planck results to different likelihood choices
Small and large angular scale CMB measurements from the ground and from space with LiteBIRD and Advanced ACT
ACTPOL
Tom
Jason
Bock
BICEP/KECK/SPIDER update
Essinger-­
Hileman
Searching for B-­modes with ABS and CLASS
Gallicchio SPTpol EE, BB, and Lensing Spectra
CMB4
Blake
Eva-­Maria
Jim
Sherwin
Mueller
Bartlett
CMB lensing measurements and their application to fundamental physics
Constraining cosmology with the kinetic Sunyaev-­ Zel'dovich effect
Planck Cluster Cosmology 2015
CMB5
Simon
Neelima
White
Seghal
The gas content of dark halos
CMB lensing results from ACTPol
LSS1
Ludovic
Peter
Elisabeth
van
New direction in weak lensing
Waerbeke
Melchior
Dark Energy Survey: status and latest results
Krause
How to Combine Probes of Large-­Scale Structure -­ Early Lessons from DES
LSS2
Michael
Shirley
Levi
Ho
DESI Project Status and Outlook
How to learn to love the BOSS?
LSS3
Tom
Abel
Dark Matter Dynamics
Cosmology with the SPHEREX All-­Sky Spectral Survey
PhysPAG and CoSSIG discussion
All
LSS4
Matthew
Bhuvnesh
Uros
David
Kleban
Jain
Seljak
Spergel
Unwinding Inflation
Lensing and LSS measurements with the Dark Energy Survey
Analytic models of large scale structure
A primer on WFIRST
LSS5
Andrew
Florian
Vlah
Zentner
Beutler
Zonimir
Controlling Systematic Errors from Baryons on Weak Lensing Cosmology
BOSS DR12 Fourier Space Analysis
Halo Power Spectrum and Bispectrum in the Effective Field Theory of Large Scale Structures
LSS6
Mike
Tzu Ching
Ryan
Zemcov
Chang
Cooke
Near-­IR Background Fluctuation Results from the Cosmic Infrared Background Experiment
Line Intensity Mapping
The primordial deuterium abundance and the search for new physics
Th1
Raphael
Dan
Hume
Flauger
Meerburg
Feldman
Drifting Oscillations, ns and r
Constraining models of the early Universe with 21cm observations
Funny Thing Happened on the way to convergence: Large-­ scale Cosmic Flows
Th2
Leonardo
Joyce
Kendrick
Ina
Senatore
Byun
Smith
Sarcevic
The Effective Field Theory of Cosmological Large Scale Structures
Constrainin g general models of inflation through CMB and galaxy surveys
Primordial non Gaussianity: Planck results and future prospects
Dark Mater Effects on Neutron Stars
Th3
Tobias
Jonathan
Marcel
Baldauf
Halo Bias and its Evolution in the Peak Model
Blazek
The intrinsic alignment of galaxies and large-­ scale structure
Schmittful Near optimal bispectrum estimators for large-­scale structure
Th4
Daniel
Shimon
Yacine
Grin
Meir
Ali-­
Haïmoud
Short Talks & Poster
Simeon
Bird
Victor
Buza
Agnieszka
Cieplak
Nick
Hand
Harnois-­
Deraps
Hill
Vazquez
Saito
Wilson
Joachim
Colin
Jose A
Shun
Michael
Looking for ultra-­light axions using CMB and large-­ scale structure data
Flat Spacetime Cosmology in a Scalar-­Tensor Theory of Gravity
Closing in on cosmological recombination
Measuring the Neutrino Mass using Small Scales (T)
Multicomponent analysis of CMB polarization maps using BICEP2 and Keck data (T&P)
Theoretical Predictions of Large Scale Clustering in the Lyman-­ alpha Forest
Modeling the BOSS CMASS Power Spectrum with a Distribution Function Approach (T)
Baryons, Neutrinos, Cosmic Shear and Cosmology (P)
Cosmology from the One-­Point Function (T)
Cosmological implications of BAO measurements (T)
Subhalo abundance matching to model the connection between the BOSS CMASS galaxies and dark matter halos (T&P)
Clipping the wings of non-­linear structure (P)
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