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1 Astrophysics & Cosmology

2 Outline of Cosmology Section Introduction (2 pages) Overview of Probes (1 page/table) Probes (~1/2 page each) (4 pages) Complementarity (1/2 page)

3 Probes ProbeCurrent/Reach (eV) Key systematicsCurrent Surveys Future Surveys CMB Primordial1.3/0.6NoneWMAP, PlanckCMBPol

4 Probes ProbeCurrent/Reach (eV) Key systematicsCurrent Surveys Future Surveys CMB Primordial1.3/0.6NoneWMAP, PlanckCMBPol CMB Primordial + Distances 0.58/0.35Distance measuresWMAP, PlanckCMBPol

5 Probes ProbeCurrent/Reach (eV) Key systematicsCurrent Surveys Future Surveys CMB Primordial1.3/0.6NoneWMAP, PlanckCMBPol CMB Primordial + Distances 0.58/0.35Distance measuresWMAP, PlanckCMBPol Lensing of CMBINF/0.2-0.05NG of SecondariesPlanck, EBEX, ACT, SPT, Polar Bear, Quiet II CMBPol

6 Probes ProbeCurrent/Reach (eV) Key systematicsCurrent Surveys Future Surveys CMB Primordial1.3/0.6NoneWMAP, PlanckCMBPol CMB Primordial + Distances 0.58/0.35Distance measuresWMAP, PlanckCMBPol Lensing of CMBINF/0.2-0.05NG of SecondariesPlanck, EBEX, ACT, SPT, Polar Bear, Quiet II CMBPol Galaxy Distribution0.6/0.1Nonlinearities, BiasSDSS, DES, Boss LSST, WFMOS, HETDEX

7 Probes ProbeCurrent/Reach (eV) Key systematicsCurrent Surveys Future Surveys CMB Primordial1.3/0.6NoneWMAP, PlanckCMBPol CMB Primordial + Distances 0.58/0.35Distance measuresWMAP, PlanckCMBPol Lensing of CMBINF/0.2-0.05NG of SecondariesPlanck, EBEX, ACT, SPT, Polar Bear, Quiet II CMBPol Galaxy Distribution0.6/0.1Nonlinearities, BiasSDSS, DES, Boss LSST, WFMOS, HETDEX Galaxy Lensing0.6/0.05Baryons, NL, Photo-zCFHT-LS, DES, HyperSuprime LSST, Euclid, JDEM

8 Probes ProbeCurrent/Reach (eV) Key systematicsCurrent Surveys Future Surveys CMB Primordial1.3/0.6NoneWMAP, PlanckCMBPol CMB Primordial + Distances 0.58/0.35Distance measuresWMAP, PlanckCMBPol Lensing of CMBINF/0.2-0.05NG of SecondariesPlanck, EBEX, ACT, SPT, Polar Bear, Quiet II CMBPol Galaxy Distribution0.6/0.1Nonlinearities, BiasSDSS, DES, Boss LSST, WFMOS, HETDEX Galaxy Lensing0.6/0.05Baryons, NL, Photo-zCFHT-LS, DES, HyperSuprime LSST, Euclid, JDEM Lyman alpha0.2-?/0.1Bias, Metals, QSO continuum SDSS, BOSS, Keck BigBOSS

9 Probes ProbeCurrent/Reach (eV) Key systematicsCurrent Surveys Future Surveys CMB Primordial1.3/0.6NoneWMAP, PlanckCMBPol CMB Primordial + Distances 0.58/0.35Distance measuresWMAP, PlanckCMBPol Lensing of CMBINF/0.2-0.05NG of SecondariesPlanck, EBEX, ACT, SPT, Polar Bear, Quiet II CMBPol Galaxy Distribution0.6/0.1Nonlinearities, BiasSDSS, DES, Boss LSST, WFMOS, HETDEX Galaxy Lensing0.6/0.05Baryons, NL, Photo-zCFHT-LS, DES, HyperSuprime LSST, Euclid, JDEM Lyman alpha0.2-?/0.1Bias, Metals, QSO continuum SDSS, BOSS, Keck BigBOSS 21 cmINF/0.1-0.006ForegroundsLOFAR, MWA, Paper, GMRT SKA

10 Probes ProbeCurrent/Reach (eV) Key systematicsCurrent Surveys Future Surveys CMB Primordial1.3/0.6NoneWMAP, PlanckCMBPol CMB Primordial + Distances 0.58/0.35Distance measuresWMAP, PlanckCMBPol Lensing of CMBINF/0.2-0.05NG of SecondariesPlanck, EBEX, ACT, SPT, Polar Bear, Quiet II CMBPol Galaxy Distribution0.6/0.1Nonlinearities, BiasSDSS, DES, Boss LSST, WFMOS, HETDEX Galaxy Lensing0.6/0.05Baryons, NL, Photo-zCFHT-LS, DES, HyperSuprime LSST, Euclid, JDEM Lyman alpha0.2-?/0.1Bias, Metals, QSO continuum SDSS, BOSS, Keck BigBOSS 21 cmINF/0.1-0.006ForegroundsLOFAR, MWA, Paper, GMRT SKA Galaxy Clusters0.3-?/0.1Mass Function, Mass Calibration SDSS, ChandraLSST

11 Probes ProbeCurrent/Reach (eV) Key systematicsCurrent Surveys Future Surveys CMB Primordial1.3/0.6NoneWMAP, PlanckCMBPol CMB Primordial + Distances 0.58/0.35Distance measuresWMAP, PlanckCMBPol Lensing of CMBINF/0.2-0.05NG of SecondariesPlanck, EBEX, ACT, SPT, Polar Bear, Quiet II CMBPol Galaxy Distribution0.6/0.1Nonlinearities, BiasSDSS, DES, Boss LSST, WFMOS, HETDEX Galaxy Lensing0.6/0.05Baryons, NL, Photo-zCFHT-LS, DES, HyperSuprime LSST, Euclid, JDEM Lyman alpha0.2-?/0.1Bias, Metals, QSO continuum SDSS, BOSS, Keck BigBOSS 21 cmINF/0.1-0.006ForegroundsLOFAR, MWA, Paper, GMRT SKA Galaxy Clusters0.3-?/0.1Mass Function, Mass Calibration SDSS, ChandraLSST SupernovaeNH (if Θ 13 >0.001) IH (any Θ 13 ) Emergent neutrino spectra SuperK, IceCUBE Nobel Liquids, Gadzooks

12 Complementarity Neutrino mass helps cosmologists (e.g., tighter constraints on w) Neutrino mass as measured by terrestrial experiments represents a challenge to cosmology. Six-parameter fit to a wide variety of probes will … Be one of the great successes of cosmology Require new physics (dark energy, inflation, curvature,…), the search for which will occupy future generations

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