Abstract: Near-future astronomical facilities will dramatically advance our ability to probe the Universe between the end of the dark ages and the onset of cosmic acceleration. I will provide some motivations for exploring this epoch, then discuss some of the opportunities and challenges attending such investigations.
Probing the high-redshift Universe
Martin White (UC Berkeley) // May 2, 2019
Abstract: Near-future astronomical facilities will dramatically advance our ability to probe the Universe between the end of the dark ages and the onset of cosmic acceleration. I will provide some motivations for exploring this epoch, then discuss some of the opportunities and challenges attending such investigations.
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