Explore the distribution of cold gas in the local universe in this 31-minute lecture by Nishikanta Khandai from the International Centre for Theoretical Sciences. Delve into the latest findings from large-scale cosmological surveys and their implications for our understanding of cosmic structure. Learn about cutting-edge research in precision cosmology, from Cosmic Microwave Background observations to mapping large-scale structures at low redshifts. Gain insights into ongoing and future surveys like DES, DESI, and SKA, and their potential to revolutionize our view of the early Universe. Discover how this lecture fits into a comprehensive program aimed at exposing young researchers to frontier cosmology research and developing skills to analyze big data from multi-messenger observations.
The Distribution of Cold Gas in the Local Universe
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The Distribution of Cold Gas in the Local Universe by Nishikanta Khandai
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International Centre for Theoretical Sciences
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