PPT-1 Cosmology with Supernovae:

Lecture 1 Josh Frieman I Jayme Tiomno School of Cosmology Rio de Janeiro Brazil July 2010 Hoje I Cosmology Review II Observables Age Distances III Type Ia Supernovae as Standardizable. . Today’s Lecture. Research Methods. Approaches to history. Historical Materialism. Reading sources. Historical Content. Khoisan. cosmology & land use. Christian settler cosmology and land use. Fall . 2012. Cosmology 2012. Cosmology I & II. Cosmology I: . 4. .9. .-. 21.10. .. Cosmology II: . 29. .10. .. -. 16.12. .. http://theory.physics.helsinki.fi. /. ~. cosmology. Lectures in A315, Mon & Tue 14.15-16.00. Exposing the Big Bang . as Philosophy not Science. Dr John Hartnett. 1929 - astronomer discovered . - ‘nebulae’ are galaxies. - redshifts of galaxies. - the Hubble Law . - interpreted to mean that . Array for Sub-. F. ermi . E. nergy . H. eavy Ion . R. eaction . D. ynamics. Summer REU Program 2012. Brittany Abromeit. August 3, 2012. 1. Outline:. Supernovae and the resulting neutron stars. Nuclear Equation of State. Talk by: John McCann. Paper by: D. . Poznanski. , Z. Kostrzewa-Rutkowska, L. Wyrzykowski & N. . Blagorodnova. OGLE-IV. OGLE – Optical Gravitational Lensing Experiment, Phase four. Las . Aleksi . Vuorinen. MAT-PAP . meeting. Helsinki, 13.6.2017. Theoretical particle physics and cosmology in Helsinki. Aleksi . Vuorinen. MAT-PAP . meeting. Helsinki, 13.6.2017. High energy physics: looking into the smallest and largest in Nature. Michele Liguori. Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of . Padova. On behalf of the Planck collaboration. . CMB basics. In big bang cosmology the Universe is initially in a hot and dense state. Developed by . the SOFIA Team. 0. Topic: . Supernovae. Concepts: . Supernovae, planet formation, infrared observations. Mission: . SOFIA. Coordinated by: . the NASA Astrophysics Forum. An Instructor’s Guide for using the slide sets is available at the ASP website . . CH. , . CBE. , . FRS. , . FRSA. (born 8 January 1942) is an English . theoretical physicist. , . cosmologist. , author and Director of Research at the . Centre for Theoretical Cosmology. within the . Mysterious explosions in the Universe. Poonam Chandra. Royal Military College of Canada. Universe is 14 billion years old.. Our sun is 5 billion years.. Supernovae and Gamma ray bursts. Explosions lasting fraction of a second to few seconds.. light curves and spectral evolution. Bruno . Leibundgut. ESO. The core-collapse SN poster child. SN 1987A. the best observed supernova ever. Suntzeff. (2003). (also . Fransson. et al. 2007). What do we want to learn about supernovae?. Most stars either have M < 1.4 . M. ʘ. , . or can lose enough mass during post-main sequence evolution to get there, and end as white dwarf. However if core is more massive, nothing can stop gravitational collapse. University of Sheffield. What is a supernova?. Stellar explosions. Types of supernova. The importance of. supernovae. Supernova remnants. Stellar explosions. Most stars are a balancing act between gravity and pressure. Florida State University. YSP. Topics. Big . Bang Cosmology. The Accelerating Universe. Summary. Big . bang . cosmology. 3. In . the distant past the visible Universe was much smaller than it is today and therefore much, much hotter..