Colloquium APC

The Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) is the thermal glow from the Big Bang birth of our Universe. Studying its pattern has taught us an enormous amount about the content, evolution and fate of the Universe in which we find ourselves. Basic theory allows us to push our understanding back to an enormously high energy state, and infer the very particular set of conditions which pertained at that time - almost uniform plasma with Gaussian, scale free perturbations.

However, we need an even more radical theory dubbed "Inflation" to explain
how those conditions were set up.

Titre/ Title:  Gamma Ray Bursts: what makes them shine?
Orateur/Speaker: Giancarlo Ghirlanda (INAF)
Lieu / Location:  
En ligne, les info de connexion zoom seront envoyées dans un e-mail séparé / online, zoom connection details will be sent in a separate email)



 

 

Giovanni Marchiori (APC) kindly accepted to give the next colloquium  on Friday January 21st, at 11am CET. Please mark your calendars! As usual these days, the colloquium will be on Zoom.
Details can be found below, the poster is attached here.

See you all in a week,
Matteo and Sonia
 
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Title: (Almost) 10 years of Higgs boson: from the discovery to the precision era

Abstract:
The landscape of gravitational waves astrophysics after the third LIGO-Virgo observational run

Abstract:  The LIGO and Virgo collaborations released the latest results and
   datasets corresponding the third observational run in Autumn 2021
   with the GWTC2.1 and GWTC-3 catalogs. Thanks to the instrumental
   upgrades that occurred the year before, the sensitivity of the
   interferometers has considerably increased, leading to 79 new
   detections of gravitational-waves events to add to the 11
TitleCosmological tensions: hints for a new concordance model?