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MCTP WORKSHOP<br>Cosmology After Planck

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Monday, September 23, 2013
4:00 AM
340 West Hall

Inflationary cosmology has become an integral part of the standard model of the early Universe. Inflationary models and other signatures of of the early-Universe physics have become stringently constrained by WMAP and Planck, as well as powerful new large-scale structure surveys. This workshop will discuss the theoretical, observational, and experimental aspects of inflation and primordial physics, interpreted broadly. We plan to gather 20-30 of the top experts in the field.

A public lecture by Edward (Rocky) W. Kolb from the University of Chicago will also take place as a part of the workshop.

For more information about the workshop and the public lecture, please visit our website here.

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