24–28 Jun 2024
Swedish Royal Academy of Sciences
Europe/Stockholm timezone

Session

Session 1

1
24 Jun 2024, 09:30
Beijer auditorium (Swedish Royal Academy of Sciences)

Beijer auditorium

Swedish Royal Academy of Sciences

Conveners

Session 1: Session 1

  • Andrei Mesinger

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  1. Laura Keating
    24/06/2024, 09:30
  2. Ilian Iliev (University of Sussex)
    24/06/2024, 10:00

    Simulations of the early structure formation and the Epoch of Reionization have
    now reached sufficient volume, dynamic range and resolution to make reliable
    predictions of the fundamental features and observable signatures of these
    epochs at the full range of relevant scales. I will summarise important recent
    progress our group has made in this area based on an ongoing,...

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  3. Pierre OCVIRK (universite de Strasbourg)
    24/06/2024, 10:15

    Cosmic Dawn III (CoDa III) is a fully-coupled radiation-hydrodynamics simulation of cosmic reionization and galaxy formation and their mutual impact, to redshift z < 5. CoDaIII was completed on Summit (Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility), and features an improved resolution in mass, 8 times higher compared to our previous iteration CoDa II. With 8192^3 particles and cells in a (94 Mpc)^3...

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  4. Sahil Hegde
    24/06/2024, 10:30

    The formation of the first stars marks a watershed moment in the history of our universe. As the first luminous structures, these stars (also known as Population III, or Pop III stars) seed the first galaxies and begin the process of reionization, but are challenging to observe. We construct an analytic model to self-consistently trace the formation of Pop III stars inside minihalos in the...

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  5. Benedetta Casavecchia (Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics)
    24/06/2024, 11:30

    The latest ALMA and JWST observations provide new information on the formation
    and evolution of galaxies in the early Universe, at the Epoch of Reionization. Of
    particular importance are measurements of the molecular gas budget of these z >
    5 objects, which is known to be the main fuel for star formation. A powerful
    tool for measuring the gas content in galaxies at the Epoch of...

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  6. Aurel Schneider (Department of Astrophysics, University of Zurich)
    24/06/2024, 11:45

    The 21cm signal from the Cosmic Dawn and the EoR contains extremely valuable information about many aspects of cosmology and astrophysics that cannot easily be obtained by other probes. I will start my talk by summarising our recent attempts to improve the modelling of the 21cm clustering signal, showing that we (and others) are still far away from the precision requirements of SKA-Low. In the...

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  7. Anastasia Fialkov (Institute of Astronomy, University of Cambridge)
    24/06/2024, 12:00

    In this work, we incorporate the stochastic nature of X-ray sources into the 21-cm signal simulations of Cosmic Dawn. Traditionally, simulations of the 21-cm line have assumed a constant or smoothly varying X-ray background. This simplicity, however, ignores the intrinsically stochastic distribution of X-ray sources, including X-ray binaries, which are believed to have a major impact on the...

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  8. Sambit Kumar Giri (Stockholm University, Nordita)
    24/06/2024, 12:15

    The epoch of reionization marks the emergence of the first galaxies that emit light into the intergalactic medium, leading to the ionisation and heating of the Universe. This phase is at the forefront of astrophysics, serving as the era where the 'seeds' for modern-day galaxies were formed. While our current understanding relies on theoretical models of early galaxy formation within the...

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  9. Olof Petter Nils Axel Nebrin (Stockholm University)

    The first stars, star clusters, and galaxies are expected to have formed in starbursts within low-mass halos at Cosmic Dawn. To test our understanding of Cosmic Dawn and ΛCDM, accurate predictions of their properties are crucial, especially as new high-redshift observations begin to emerge. Current cosmological simulations, are typically numerically expensive and lack either sub-parsec...

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