Probe Combination for Dark Matter Physics in the Era of Large Surveys
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Overview
Large surveys, such as Euclid, Rubin, and Roman, will soon enable groundbreaking tests of fundamental physics. In this new era of cosmology, experiments that combine multiple independent datasets will enable more powerful tests than any single technique.
This workshop brings together experts working on cosmic probes of dark matter substructure and fundamental physics to explore the challenges and opportunities associated with probe combination experiments. In particular, we will discuss optimum strategies for interpreting inferences from near field and extragalactic observations, including (but not limited to) dwarf galaxies, stellar streams, gravitational lensing, and the Lyman-alpha forest, and how to connect these distinct kinds of observations to theoretical predictions across a wide range of halo masses and cosmic time.
The format of the workshop will include a mix of review and contributed talks, discussion sessions, and hands-on tutorials. Discussions and tutorials will focus on the use of semi-analytic models and cosmological simulations to predict structure across these probes, in a range of dark matter models, and comparisons to data.
Available conference rooms:
- 419 Wednesday (8am-12pm), Thursday (all day)
- 445 Wed/Thurs/Fri (all day)
- 517 Wed/Thurs/Fri (all day)
Invited keynote speakers
- Andrew Benson (Carnegie Observatories)
- Sarah Pearson (Technical University of Denmark)
- Vera Gluscevic (University of Southern California)
- Mariangela Lisanti (Princeton)
- Julian Muñoz (UT Austin)
- Anna Nierenberg (UC Merced)
Tutorial sessions
- Modeling dwarf galaxy populations (Jiaxuan Li)
- Modeling stellar streams (Jake Nibauer)
- Modeling strong gravitational lenses (Daniel Gilman)
- Semi-analytic models and cosmological simulations for substructure predictions (Andrew Benson)
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Connecting theory to observations 401
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welcome and opening remarks 401
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University of Chicago Kavli Institute for Cosmological Physics 5640 S Ellis Ave, Chicago, IL 60637Speaker: Daniel Gilman (The University of Chicago) -
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Review: Connecting theory to observation with simulations and semi-analytic modelSpeaker: Andrew Benson
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SUBMERGE: Subhalo Mass Evolution in Realistic Galactic EnvironmentsSpeaker: Tara Dacunha (Stanford University)
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Calibrating Semi-Analytic Models to Beyond Cold Dark MatterSpeaker: Dimple Sarnaaik (Carnegie Observatories)
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Gravothermal Collapse Across Knudsen NumbersSpeaker: James Gurian (Perimeter Institute)
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Discussion
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Stellar streams as probe of DM 401
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Review: Stellar streams as probes of dark matterSpeaker: Sarah Pearson (The Technical University of Denmark, DTU Space)
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Probing dark matter with stellar-stream density fluctuations in the LSST eraSpeaker: Matthieu Pélissier (LPSC - CNRS)
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Constraining the Dark Matter Perturber of the AAU Stellar Stream Using Simulation-Based InferenceSpeaker: Ella Marin (University of Washington)
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Inference Pipeline for Quantitative Constraints on Dark Matter from Stellar Stream DynamicsSpeaker: Jacob Nibauer (Harvard University)
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Imprints of progenitor dynamics on stellar stream velocitiesSpeaker: Anya Phillips (Harvard University)
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No Stream Left Unscathed: The Host Galaxy Baseline for Dark Matter SubstructureSpeaker: Arpit Arora (University of Washington)
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Discussion
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Parallel tutorials: Numerical simulations ERC 419
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Parallel tutorials: Stellar streams ERC 517
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FLASH TALKS 401
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Alternative DM models 1 401
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Review: Alternative dark matter models and the linear matter power spectrumSpeaker: Vera Gluscevic (USC)
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The Radial Distribution of MW Satellites: Survey Selection Effects and Host PropertiesSpeaker: Niusha Ahvazi (University of Virginia)
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Discussion
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Reception 401
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Review: Alternative dark matter models and small-scale structureSpeaker: Mariangela Lisanti (Princeton University)
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The Cooling Curve is All You Need: A Framework for Characterising Dissipation in Dark SectorsSpeaker: Sandip Roy (University of California San Diego)
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Forward Modeling of MW Satellites for Dark Matter Inference in the Large-Survey EraSpeaker: Soumyodipta Karmakar (University of New Mexico)
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From Intact Dwarf Galaxies to Stellar Streams: Cosmological Tests of Self-Interacting Dark MatterSpeaker: Maya Silverman (Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen)
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Discussion
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Extragalactic probes of DM 401
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Review: High-z probes of cosmic structureSpeaker: Julian Muñoz (UT Austin)
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Cosmological Probes of Atomic Dark MatterSpeaker: Jared Barron (Stony Brook University)
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Self-Interacting Dark Matter in the First 700 MyrSpeaker: Tyler Smith (University of California, Irvine)
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Discussion
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Parallel tutorials: Modeling dwarf galaxy populations ERC 517
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Parallel tutorials: Strong lensing and DM substructure ERC 419
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Strong lensing as a probe of DM
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Review: Strong lensing by galaxies as a probe of cosmic structureSpeaker: Anna Nierenberg (UC Merced)
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Simulation-based Forward-Modeling of Strong Lensing Substructure in Dark Matter HalosSpeaker: Ollie Jackson (UC San Diego)
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Recent advances in the flux-ratio anomaly statistics method for DM inferenceSpeaker: Hadrien Paugnat (UCLA)
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A novel probe of dark matter substructure in galaxy clusters from lensed arc asymmetrySpeaker: Derek Perera (University of Minnesota)
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Conference dinner Quadrangle Club
Quadrangle Club
University of Chicago
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DM and dwarf galaxies 401
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Antlia 2, Crater 2 and Bootes III: Milky Way's Satellite Galaxies under Tidal StrippingSpeaker: Ting Li (University of Toronto)
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The ELVES-Dwarf Survey: Satellite Populations Around Dwarf GalaxiesSpeaker: Jiaxuan Li (Stanford University)
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Building massive stellar-kinematic samples of MW dwarf spheroidal galaxies and dark matter inferenceSpeaker: Andrew Pace (University of Virginia)
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Modeling Constraints and Dark Matter Implications of Crater II's Stellar Mass LossSpeaker: Kaia Atzberger
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Rotation Curve Diversity in CDMSpeaker: Alyson Brooks (Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey)
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