Big Bang Nucleosynthesis and Particle Physics - 2008

15 talks

May 30, 2008 - June 01, 2008

C08011

Collection TypeConference/School

Source RepositoryPIRSA

DescriptionRecent Development in Big Bang Nucleosynthesis

Displaying 1 - 12 of 15

Review of SBBN with WMAP input

Rich Cyburt University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
May 30, 2008

PIRSA:08050046
High Energy Physics
Li/Be/B: theory and observations

Brian Fields University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
May 30, 2008

PIRSA:08050047
High Energy Physics
Particle Dark Matter and the Light Element Abundances

Karsten Jedamzik University of Montpellier
May 30, 2008

PIRSA:08050048
High Energy Physics
Short-lived NLSP and Cosmology

Kazunori Kohri
May 30, 2008

PIRSA:08050049
High Energy Physics
Catalyzed BBN

Maxim Pospelov University of Minnesota
May 30, 2008

PIRSA:08050050
High Energy Physics
BBN and strongly interacting relics

Jonathan Sharman University of Victoria
May 30, 2008

PIRSA:08050051
High Energy Physics
Charged BBN and Dark Matter Models

Manoj Kaplinghat University of California, Irvine
May 31, 2008

PIRSA:08050052
High Energy Physics
Three-body calculations of CBBN reactions for 6Li and 7Li+7Be

Masayasu Kamimura Kyushu University
May 31, 2008

PIRSA:08050053
High Energy Physics
Dynamical Calculation of the Catalyzed BBN with Precise Reaction Rates
May 31, 2008

PIRSA:08050054
High Energy Physics
Gravitino Dark Matter and Cosmological Constraints with a stau NLSP

Josef Pradler University of Vienna
May 31, 2008

PIRSA:08050055
High Energy Physics
Collider Signatures of Extremely Weakly Interacting Dark Matter Candidates

Frank Steffen
May 31, 2008

PIRSA:08050056
High Energy Physics
Long-lived Staus in the early Universe and at the LHC

Koichi Hamaguchi University of Tokyo
May 31, 2008

PIRSA:08050057
High Energy Physics

Title	Speaker(s)	Date	Talk Type	Info
Review of SBBN with WMAP input	Rich Cyburt	2008-05-30	Conference	View details
Li/Be/B: theory and observations	Brian Fields	2008-05-30	Conference	View details
Particle Dark Matter and the Light Element Abundances	Karsten Jedamzik	2008-05-30	Conference	View details
Short-lived NLSP and Cosmology	Kazunori Kohri	2008-05-30	Conference	View details
Catalyzed BBN	Maxim Pospelov	2008-05-30	Conference	View details
BBN and strongly interacting relics	Jonathan Sharman	2008-05-30	Conference	View details
Charged BBN and Dark Matter Models	Manoj Kaplinghat	2008-05-31	Conference	View details
Three-body calculations of CBBN reactions for 6Li and 7Li+7Be	Masayasu Kamimura	2008-05-31	Conference	View details
Dynamical Calculation of the Catalyzed BBN with Precise Reaction Rates		2008-05-31	Conference	View details
Gravitino Dark Matter and Cosmological Constraints with a stau NLSP	Josef Pradler	2008-05-31	Conference	View details
Collider Signatures of Extremely Weakly Interacting Dark Matter Candidates	Frank Steffen	2008-05-31	Conference	View details
Long-lived Staus in the early Universe and at the LHC	Koichi Hamaguchi	2008-05-31	Conference	View details

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Format results

Review of SBBN with WMAP input

Li/Be/B: theory and observations

Particle Dark Matter and the Light Element Abundances

Short-lived NLSP and Cosmology

Catalyzed BBN

BBN and strongly interacting relics

Charged BBN and Dark Matter Models

Three-body calculations of CBBN reactions for 6Li and 7Li+7Be

Dynamical Calculation of the Catalyzed BBN with Precise Reaction Rates

Gravitino Dark Matter and Cosmological Constraints with a stau NLSP

Collider Signatures of Extremely Weakly Interacting Dark Matter Candidates

Long-lived Staus in the early Universe and at the LHC

Review of SBBN with WMAP input

Li/Be/B: theory and observations

Particle Dark Matter and the Light Element Abundances

Short-lived NLSP and Cosmology

Catalyzed BBN

BBN and strongly interacting relics

Charged BBN and Dark Matter Models

Three-body calculations of CBBN reactions for 6Li and 7Li+7Be

Dynamical Calculation of the Catalyzed BBN with Precise Reaction Rates

Gravitino Dark Matter and Cosmological Constraints with a stau NLSP

Collider Signatures of Extremely Weakly Interacting Dark Matter Candidates

Long-lived Staus in the early Universe and at the LHC