• Voids and Scaling in the Halo Model


• Jim Fry
  (Florida)
• January 27, 2015
• PRB 4138 11:30am

Max Tegmark
(MIT)

8th Annual R. Jack and Forest Lynn Biard Cosmology and Astrophysics Lecture

Our Mathematical Universe:
From Primordial Gravity Waves to Precision Cosmology

Wednesday November 19, 2014
Schoenbaum Hall, Room 105
210 W Woodruff Ave
7:15pm - 8:15pm

Free and open to all, given at level for a general audience. ASL interpreter provided.

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Give to support the OSU Center for Cosmology and AstroParticle Physics fund. Fund Number 313519.

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Trillian Project Gets Support from Mozilla ScienceLab

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SURP Researcher Discusses His Research

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Twelve CCAPP alumni starting permanent-track jobs this year

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