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Dark Energy and Dark Matter International Conference on General Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives December 21 (Mon) ~ December 23 (Wed), 2015, Ewha Womans University Hyung Won Lee, Inje University International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives1

Contents  Energy Contents of the Universe  Dark matter  Candidates  How to detect  Dark energy  Still to Resolve International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives2

References  Caltech Lecture by Djorgovski and-energy-contents-of-the-universe and-energy-contents-of-the-universe  NASA WMAP Project  ESA Planck Mission International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives3

Energy Contents of the Universe International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives4 Planck 2013

How to determine Contents International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives5 Dark EnergyNon-baryonic Dark Matter Baryonic Dark Matter

Dark Matter(Observational Evidences) International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives6

Galaxy Rotation Curve  Rotation curve for M International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives7

Galaxy Rotation Curves International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives8

Galaxy Cluster International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives9

CMB Radiation International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives10 Baryon Density Dark Matter Density

Structure Formation International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives11

Luminosity Density International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives12

Big Bang Nucleosynthesis International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives13

Kind of Dark Matters  Cold Dark Matter  Free-streaming is much smaller than typical galaxy size  MACHO : if exist very small fraction  WIMPS, axions  Brown dwarfs, stellar remnants  Light Supersymmetric Particles, Sterile neutrinos  Warm Dark Matter  Free-streaming is similar to typical galaxy size  Sterile neutrinos  Hot Dark Matter  Free-streaming is much larger than typical galaxy size  neutrino International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives14

Dark Matter Search Experiments  International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives15 Wikipedia

Dark Matter Search Experiments  International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives16

Dark Matter Search in Korea  KIMS International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives17

Current Experimental Limits  International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives18

Dark Energy(Observational Evidences)  Type Ia Supernovae Distance Measurements  Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation  Large-scale Structure  Late-time integrated Sachs-Wolfe effect  Observational Hubble Constant Data International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives19

Supernovae Observation  International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives20

Candidates  Cosmological Constant  Quintessence  Modified Gravity International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives21

Cosmological Constant International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives22

Fine-tuning and Coincidence Problem International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives23

Quintessence International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives24

Modified Gravity International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectivesti25

Cosmological Concordance International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives26

Still to Resolve  What is Dark Matter?  What is Dark Energy? International Conference on Reneral Relativity: Centennial Overviews and Future Perspectives27