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Speaker: Stefano Profumo (UCSC) (note: this is a change with respect to prior emails, effective 8/28/24)
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Title: Black Holes as Dark Matter
Abstract:
The possibility that some of the black holes in the universe have a non-stellar origin and that they play a significant role in cosmology - including being some or all of the dark matter - is both timely and intriguing. I will review the status of the field, describe search strategies and future prospects for detection across many decades in mass, discuss how primordial black holes could seed both baryonic and particle dark matter in the very early universe, and argue that the search for sub-solar mass black holes may lead to a deeper understanding of the elusive Galactic "rogue planets".
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Visit Schedule:
Visit Schedule:
Wednesday :
9:30 a.m.: Mariangela Lisanti [Jadwin 342]
10:00 a.m: Mariangela Lisanti [Jadwin 342]
10:30 a.m.: Mariangela Lisanti [Jadwin 342]
11:00 a.m.: Matt Coleman [Peyton 105A, Stefano's visiting office]
11:30 a.m.: Luca Orusa [Peyton 105A, Stefano's visiting office]
12:00 p.m.:
12:30 p.m.: Lunch / Wunch
1:00 p.m.: Lunch / Wunch
1:30 p.m.: [Suggestion] No meeting -- unscheduled buffer time block
2:00 p.m.: Paul Steinhardt [Jadwin 214]
No Dinner on Wednesday! (note: this dinner is on Tuesday 11/5 instead of the usual Wednesday).
No Dinner on Wednesday! (note: this dinner is on Tuesday 11/5 instead of the usual Wednesday).
This will be a joint PU/IAS dinner. There are 6 spaces from Princeton. Sign up using the following link:
This will be a joint PU/IAS dinner. There are 6 spaces from Princeton. Sign up using the following link:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1UfD4eWOOwnXTsjyLj09KdqJdrsht-7EPAs24pd8_xPA/edit?gid=0#gid=0
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