CARNEGIE OBSERVATORIES CENTENNIAL SYMPOSIUM II. MEASURING AND MODELING THE UNIVERSE

Carnegie Observatories Centennial Symposium II

MEASURING AND MODELING THE UNIVERSE

17-22 November 2002, Carnegie Observatories, Pasadena, USA

POSTERS

Posters are allocated a display space of 1 meter x 1 meter.

Amblard, Alexandre	Archeops: CMB anisotropy measurement and cosmological constraints
Babiuc, Maria-Cristina	Entropy and dark energy in Vaidya-De Sitter spacetime
Bullock, James	Cold dark cosmology, the Local Group, and the CDM crisis
Clancy, Dominic	Testing the BraneWorld with Primordial Blackholes
Davidson, Aharon	Dark Energy / Matter Unification
D'Mellow, Kenton	A robust method for testing non-standard cosmological models
Ferguson, Henry C.	TBD
Gladders, Mike	A 1000 square degree cluster survey to redshift one
Green, James	The Cosmic Origins Spectrograph
Hendry, Martin	A robust method for testing non-standard comological models
Hoekstra, Henk	Weak lensing results from the Red-Sequence Cluster Survey
Jensen, Joseph	The IR surface brightness fluctuation Hubble diagram
Koo, David	Cosmological tests with DEEP
Lee, Jounghun	A statistical strategy for the Sunyaev-Zel' dovich effects cluster data
Maller, Ariyeh	The Local Universe as Seen by 2MASS
Marble, Andrew R.	Skewering the cosmic web with quasars
McClure, Megan	Observed anisotropy in the universe's expansion rate
Nishioka, Hiroaki	Measuring the time evolution of the redshift-distortion parameter $\beta$
Petry, Cathy	Cosmology with quasar pairs
Rich, Michael	The White Dwarf Cooling Age of the Globular Cluster M4
Rushholme, Ben	QUEST - A ground based mm-wave telescope for CMB polarization studies
Scargle, Jeffrey	A new approach to cluster analysis
Wilson, Brian	Detecting the multi-connectedness of the Universe

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Last Updated: 10 June 2002