Post-Planck Cosmology
Lecture Notes of the Les Houches Summer School: Volume 100, July 2013
1st Edition
Published on 5. February 2015
448 pages
978-0-19-104465-6 (ISBN)
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This book gathers the lecture notes of the 100th Les Houches Summer School, which was held in July 2013. These lectures represent a comprehensive pedagogical survey of the frontier of theoretical and observational cosmology just after the release of the first cosmological results of the Planck mission. The Cosmic Microwave Background is discussed as a possible window on the still unknown laws of physics at very high energy and as a backlight for studying the late-time Universe. Other lectures highlight connections of fundamental physics with other areas of cosmology and astrophysics, the successes and fundamental puzzles of the inflationary paradigm of cosmic beginning, the themes of dark energy and dark matter, and the theoretical developments and observational probes that will shed light on these cosmic conundrums in the years to come.
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Content
- 1: Andreas Albrecht: Cosmic inflation
- 2: Francis Bernardeau: The evolution of the large-scale structure of the universe: beyond the linear regime
- 3: François R. Bouchet: The Planck mission
- 4: C.P. Burgess: The cosmological constant problem: Why it's hard to get dark energy from microphysics
- 5: Justin Khoury: Beyond DM cosmology
- 6: Andrei Linde: Inflationary cosmology after Planck
- 7: Will J. Percival: Large scale structure observations
- 8: Pascal Pralavorio: Particle physics and cosmology
- 9: J. Silk, A. DiCintio, and I. Dvorkin: Galaxy formation
- 10: E. Silverstein: Inflationary observables and string theory
- 11: Romain Teyssier: Computational cosmology
- 12: Renata Kallosh: Planck 2013 and superconformal symmetry
