CoSyne: Cosmological Synergies in the upcoming decade

Europe/Paris
Amphitheater (Institut d'astrophysique de Paris)

Amphitheater

Institut d'astrophysique de Paris

98bis Boulevard Arago, Paris 75014
Amandine Guillemois (IAP), Benjamin Wandelt (IAP), François R. Bouchet (IAP), Guilhem Lavaux (Institut d'Asrophysique de Paris / CNRS), Igniatios Antoniadis (Ecole Polytechnique Centre de Physique Theorique (CPHT)), Pierre Astier (LPNHE), Silvia Galli (IAP), Suvodip Mukherjee (IAP), Sébastien Renaux-Petel (IAP-CNRS)
Description

The coming decade of astrophysics and cosmology will be driven by a large number of missions which will explore the cosmos observing the sky through e.g. electromagnetic waves, cosmic and gamma rays, gravitational waves and neutrinos. This will make possible a multi-messenger approach, capitalizing on multiple probes that capture phenomena of the Universe in different observational channels over a large range of redshifts and will open the opportunity to study the synergies between different experiments.

The conference will bring researchers working on theoretical aspects, statistical methods and observational cosmology and will discuss the new directions of fundamental physics and cosmological mysteries which can be addressed from these multi-messenger multi-frequency probes. Along with probing the fundamental aspect of gravity, nature of dark energy, properties of dark matter, primordial gravitational waves, neutrino masses and hierarchy, next-generation missions will also be powerful probes to learn about the astrophysical aspects such as the population of black holes, properties of first stars, reionization history of the Universe, galaxy evolution and the interplay between cosmological and astrophysical effects. The meeting will also discuss future statistical tools and machine learning techniques which will be required to make robust measurements from the data which will be available from the upcoming missions on astrophysical gravitational waves, cosmic microwave background, large scale structure, line intensity mapping, supernovae and many others.

 

Participants
  • Abir Sarkar
  • Aditya Rotti
  • Alessandra Silvestri
  • Alkistis Pourtsidou
  • Amandine Guillemois
  • Andrea Ravenni
  • Aoife Boyle
  • Ayan Mitra
  • Benjamin Giblin
  • Benjamin L'Huillier
  • Benjamin Wandelt
  • Blake Sherwin
  • Carolina Queiroz A. Silva
  • Chiara Moretti
  • Cora Dvorkin
  • Daniel Gilman
  • Danièle Steer
  • David Valls-Gabaud
  • Debabrata Adak
  • Elena Massara
  • Eric Armengaud
  • Fabian Schmidt
  • Faizan Mohammad
  • Florent Leclercq
  • Francois Boulanger
  • Guilhem Lavaux
  • Ignatios Antoniadis
  • Jaiyul Yoo
  • Jean-Eric Campagne
  • Jens Chluba
  • Jens Jasche
  • Joe Silk
  • Jose Ramon Bermejo Climent
  • karim benabed
  • Ken Osato
  • Lars Hernquist
  • Lucas Pinol
  • Luke Hart
  • Mario Ballardini
  • Marius Millea
  • Marta Spinelli
  • Marta Volonteri
  • Matteo Martinelli
  • MOHAMED RAMEEZ
  • Niall Jeffrey
  • Nico Hamaus
  • Oliver Hahn
  • Omar Darwish
  • Paul Shapiro
  • Rahul Biswas
  • Raul Jimenez
  • Samaya Nissanke
  • Sandrine Codis
  • Sebastien Renaux-Petel
  • Sergei Shandarin
  • Stefano Anselmi
  • Stephen Appleby
  • Stephen Feeney
  • Steve Cunnington
  • Subhendra Mohanty
  • Suvodip Mukherjee
  • Sylvie Dagoret-Campagne
  • Tanja Rindler-Daller
  • Tarun Souradeep
  • Tiago Batalha de Castro
  • Yashar Akrami
  • Yashar Hezaveh
  • Yohan Dubois
  • Young-Lo KIM
    • Registration Lobby

      Lobby

    • 1
      Introduction
    • 2
      Gravitational Collider Physics

      Session chair: Sebastien Renaux-Petel

      Orateur: Daniel Baumann
    • 3
      Constraining components from the recombination epoch with CMB data and direct projection
      Orateur: Luke Hart
    • 4
      Background photon temperature: A new cosmological Parameter?
      Orateur: Jaiyul Yoo
    • 10:45
      Coffee/Tea break Lobby

      Lobby

    • 5
      Non-Gaussianities with next generation CMB experiments: challenges and new observables
      Orateur: Daniel Meerburg
    • 6
      Cosmological Discoveries with the SPHEREx and WFIRST Missions
      Orateur: Olivier Dore
    • 7
      Revisiting non-Gaussianity in multifield inflation with curved field space
      Orateur: Lucas Pinol
    • 8
      The future of the primordial features down to non-linear scales
      Orateur: Mario Ballardini
    • 9
      Flash talks for posters
      Orateurs: Ayan Mitra, Benjamin L'Huillier (Yonsei University), Debabrata Adak
    • 12:45
      Lunch break
    • 10
      Unveiling the Nature of Dark Matter with Cosmological Observables

      Session Chair: Jens Chluba

      Orateur: Cora Dvorkin
    • 11
      TBD
      Orateur: Yashar Hezaveh
    • 12
      The astrophysics of particle dark matter searches
      Orateur: Subha Majumdar
    • 13
      DeepMass: Deep learning dark matter map reconstructions from DES SV weak lensing data
      Orateur: Niall Jeffrey
    • 16:00
      Coffee/Tea break Lobby

      Lobby

    • 14
      Next-Generation Cosmological Simulations
      Orateur: Salman Habib
    • 15
      Three Unique Traites of the Dark Matter Web
      Orateur: Sergei Shandarin
    • 16
      Testing the paradigm of cold dark matter with the small-scale Universe
      Orateur: Keir Rogers
    • 17
      Properties of dark matter with the Lyman-alpha forest
      Orateur: Eric Armengaud
    • 18
      Scalar-field dark matter versus standard CDM: looking for deviance
      Orateur: Tanja Rindler-Daller
    • 19
      Constraining the nature of dark matter with strong gravitational lenses
      Orateur: Daniel Gilman
    • 20
      Light particle radiation from binary pulsars
      Orateur: Subhendra Mohanty
    • 21
      Panel Discussions
    • 18:40
      Posters viewing with wine & cheese Lobby

      Lobby

    • 22
      Neutrino mass from cosmology

      Session Chair: Fabian Schmidt

      Orateur: Julien Lesgourgues
    • 23
      Primordial non-Gaussianity and Neutrino Mass from the Clustering of Voids
      Orateur: Nico Hamaus
    • 24
      Weighting neutrinos with marked power spectra
      Orateur: Elena Massara
    • 25
      Group photo (credit: Jean Mouette /IAP-CNRS-SU) Lobby

      Lobby

    • 10:50
      Coffee/Tea break Lobby

      Lobby

    • 26
      Deconstructing Neutrino Mass Constraints from Galaxy Clustering and CMB Lensing
      Orateur: Aoife Boyle
    • 27
      The role of relativistic SZ in cosmology
      Orateur: Jens Chluba
    • 28
      Effects of incorporating relativistic Sunyaev-Zeldovich effects in galaxy cluster analysis using microwave data
      Orateur: Aditya Rotti
    • 29
      The effect of Baryons on Cluster Cosmology
      Orateur: Tiago Castro
    • 12:30
      Lunch break
    • 30
      Large Scale Structure after GW170817: the lesson we have learned about synergies

      Session Chair: Ignatios Antoniadis

      Orateur: Alessandra Silvestri
    • 31
      Understanding the Universe
      Orateur: Raul Jimenez
    • 32
      Cosmological Synergies with Time Domain Astronomy
      Orateur: Rahul Biswas
    • 33
      Approximate methods to generate halo catalogs with modified gravity
      Orateur: Chiara Moretti
    • 15:45
      Coffee/Tea break Lobby

      Lobby

    • 34
      The H0 tension and SNeIa Astrophysical biases
      Orateur: Mickael Rigault
    • 35
      Studying the Environmental Dependence of Type Ia Supernova Luminosities
      Orateur: Young-Lo KIM
    • 36
      Clarifying the Hubble Constant Tension
      Orateur: Stephen Feeney
    • 37
      The Local Universe and the Cosmological and Copernican principles within Lambda CDM
      Orateur: Mohamed Rameez
    • 38
      Future Strong Lensing Time Delay constraints on Dark Energy
      Orateur: Matteo Martinelli
    • 39
      Cosmological synergies with “Purely Geometric Baryon Acoustic Oscillations” methods: the case of the Linear Point and the Sound Horizon standard rulers
      Orateur: Stefano Anselmi
    • 40
      Panel Discussions
    • 19:30
      Conference Dinner
    • 41
      COSMIC DAWN: UNVEILING THE FIRST BLACK HOLES & THEIR HOST GALAXIES

      Session chair: Suvodip Mukherjee

      Orateur: Priya Natarajan
    • 42
      Massive black hole binaries in the cosmic landscape
      Orateur: Marta Volonteri
    • 43
      New perspectives onto the Universe in the era of multi-messenger astronomy
      Orateur: Samaya Nissanke
    • 44
      Selecting quasars with 56 colors: the mini-JPAS as a test case
      Orateur: Carolina Queiroz
    • 10:45
      Coffee/Tea break Lobby

      Lobby

    • 45
      Mapping most of the universe with 21cm
      Orateur: Albert Stebbins
    • 46
      Synergies between radio intensity mapping and optical galaxy surveys
      Orateur: Alkistis Pourtsidou
    • 47
      The Cosmic Dawn (CoDa) Project: Simulating Reionization and Galaxy Formation
      Orateur: Paul Shapiro
    • 48
      The atomic Hydrogen content of the post-reionization Universe
      Orateur: Marta Spinelli
    • 12:40
      Lunch break
    • 49
      Near-term Multi-Line Intensity Mapping

      Session Chair: Guilhem Lavaux

      Orateur: Tzu-Ching Chang
    • 50
      TBD
      Orateur: Asantha Cooray
    • 51
      Using Radio 21cm Intensity Maps to Calibrate Photometric Redshifts
      Orateur: Steve Cunnington
    • 15:25
      Coffee/Tea break Lobby

      Lobby

    • 52
      TBD
      Orateur: Licia Verde
    • 53
      TBD
      Orateur: Jens Jasche
    • 54
      Primordial power spectrum and cosmology from black-box galaxy surveys
      Orateur: Florent Leclercq
    • 55
      Non-linear matter power spectra predictions for arbitrary cosmologies
      Orateur: Benjamin Giblin
    • 56
      Cosmological Parameter Estimation from Topological Statistics
      Orateur: Stephen Appleby
    • 57
      First results of SRG/eRosita and plans in interests of cosmology. Two ways to detect clusters of galaxies during sky surveys: Synergy and Competition
      Orateur: Rashid Sunyaev
    • 58
      Panel Discussions
    • 59
      Planck legacy: Enabling future synergies

      Session Chair: Cora Dvorkin

      Orateur: Karim Benabed
    • 60
      Steps towards a statistical modelling of Galactic foregrounds for cosmology
      Orateur: Francois Boulanger
    • 61
      TBD
      Orateur: Blake Sherwin
    • 11:00
      Coffee/Tea break Lobby

      Lobby

    • 62
      The promises and challenges of the Euclid mission for weak lensing
      Orateur: Francis Bernardeau
    • 63
      Unbiased galaxy surveys on cosmological scales
      Orateur: David Valls Gabaud
    • 64
      Correcting clustering measurements for missing observations in the extended Baryon Oscillation Spectroscopic Survey
      Orateur: Faizan Gohar Mohammad
    • 12:40
      Lunch break
    • 65
      Astrophysical Synergies: Baryons, Bias, and Alignments

      Session Chair: Benjamin D. Wandelt

      Orateur: Fabian Schmidt
    • 66
      Initial conditions for cosmological simulations: the next generation
      Orateur: Oliver Hahn
    • 67
      TBD
      Orateur: Yohan Dubois
    • 15:40
      Coffee/Tea break Lobby

      Lobby

    • 68
      Open questions in Cosmology
      Orateur: Joe Silk
    • 69
      CMB-Bhārat: Indian flavours in the next Generation CMB effort
      Orateur: Tarun Souradeep
    • 70
      The Atacama Cosmology Telescope:A CMB lensing mass map and its cross-correlation with BOSS-CMASS galaxies
      Orateur: Omar Darwish
    • 71
      A 2020s Vision of CMB Lensing
      Orateur: Marius Millea
    • 72
      Cosmology and cluster astrophysics with cross-correlations of HSC WL and Planck tSZ
      Orateur: Ken Osato
    • 73
      Measuring lensing ratios with upcoming and future cosmological surveys
      Orateur: Jose Ramon Bermejo Climent
    • 74
      Cosmology with weak lensing multi-probes
      Orateur: Joachim Harnois-Deraps
    • 75
      Panel Discussions
    • 76
      Concluding remarks