11–22 Mar 2019
Galileo Galilei Institute for Theoretical Physics, Arcetri, Florence
Europe/Rome timezone

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  1. 11/03/2019, 11:15

    Lecture 1: The FLRW universe

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  2. 11/03/2019, 14:30
  3. 12/03/2019, 09:00

    Lecture 1: General Relativity and the quadrupole formula

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  4. 12/03/2019, 11:15

    Lecture 2: Linear cosmological perturbation theory 1

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  5. 12/03/2019, 14:30
  6. 13/03/2019, 09:00

    Lecture 2: A more rigorous derivation of the quadrupole formula

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  7. 13/03/2019, 11:15

    Lecture 3: Linear cosmological perturbation theory 2

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  8. 13/03/2019, 14:30
  9. 14/03/2019, 09:00

    Lecture 4: Cosmology with massive neutrinos

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  10. 14/03/2019, 11:15
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  12. 15/03/2019, 09:00

    Lecture 4: The response of an interferometer to gravitational waves

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  13. 15/03/2019, 11:15

    Lecture 5: The growth of large scale structure

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  14. 15/03/2019, 14:30

    Lecture 5: Gravitational-wave detectors and data analysis

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  15. 18/03/2019, 09:00

    Lecture 1: Neutrino Oscillations - theory

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  16. 18/03/2019, 11:15

    Lecture 1: Galactic cosmic rays

    1.1 Generalities on Galactic Cosmic Rays: particles, energies, fluxes
    1.2 Transport of charged particles in the Galaxy, diffusion coefficient
    1.3 Fermi acceleration of second order
    1.4 Fermi acceleration of first order

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  17. 18/03/2019, 14:30
  18. 19/03/2019, 09:00

    Lecture 2: Neutrino Oscillations - data

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  19. 19/03/2019, 11:15

    Lecture 2: Galactic cosmic rays 2

    2.1 Fermi acceleration of first order
    2.2 Convection in the Galaxy
    2.3 Energy losses for nuclei
    2.4 Energy losses for electrons
    2.5 Catastrophic losses

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  20. 19/03/2019, 14:30
  21. 20/03/2019, 09:00

    Lecture 3: Neutrino Masses

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  22. 20/03/2019, 11:15

    Lecture 3: Galactic cosmic rays 3

    3.1 The transport equation
    3.2 The sources of CRs: SNRs, PWNe, ISM
    3.3 Geometry of the Galaxy
    3.4 Solution to the transport equation
    3.5 Free parameters of the model
    3.6 Species in the Galaxies: nuclei, antinuclei, leptons, gamma-rays

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  23. 20/03/2019, 14:30
  24. 21/03/2019, 09:00

    Lecture 4: Neutrinos and Physics Beyond the Standard Model

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  25. 21/03/2019, 11:15

    Lecture 4: Particle Dark Matter; Indirect detection

    4.1 Particle Dark Matter
    4.2 Dark Matter Density distribution
    4.3 CRs from Dark Matter, alias Indirect DM detection
    4.3.1 Annihilation spectra
    4.4 γ-rays from dark matter annihilation
    4.5 γ-rays: the diffuse emission in the Galaxy
    4.6 The Fermi-LAT sky and its interpretation

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  26. 21/03/2019, 14:30
  27. 22/03/2019, 09:00

    Lecture 5: Neutrinos and the Flavor Problem

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  28. 22/03/2019, 11:15

    Lecture 5 - Dark Matter indirect detection - More on multiwave- length and multimessenger

    Antimatter in CRs
    Antiprotons: secondaries, primaries, data
    Antideuterons: secondaries, primaries, perspectrives
    Positrons: secondaries, primaries, data
    The radio fluxes
    Anisotropies in charged CRs and gamma rays

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