Session 4: Atomic Physics & Spectroscopy Lecture Series
Thursday · 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
We are pleased to invite you to a Summer Lecture Series on Atomic Physics and Atomic Spectroscopy presented by one of the world’s leading researchers in the field, Dr. Yuri Ralchenko. Please refer to the attached flyer for details. Briefly, the lecture series will cover topics such as:
* atomic structure, radiation, autoionization
* collisions
* spectral line intensities and diagnostics
* line broadening
* atomic databases and online tools
The topics will be covered in a series of 8 one-hour lectures in-person only, no hybrid option. We hope you can attend!
* atomic structure, radiation, autoionization
* collisions
* spectral line intensities and diagnostics
* line broadening
* atomic databases and online tools
The topics will be covered in a series of 8 one-hour lectures in-person only, no hybrid option. We hope you can attend!
Special Seminar
Thursday · 03:00 PM - 04:00 PM
Reading Between The Lines: Progress and Promise in Line-intensity Mapping
Prof. Dongwoo Chung (Cornell University)
Cosmological intensity mapping of star-formation lines like carbon monoxide (CO) and singly ionised carbon ([C II]) should be a powerful tool for astrophysics and cosmology at high redshift, particularly in cross-correlation with other probes including 21 cm cosmology. This talk will review current and near-future experimental progress in a number of projects, in particular COMAP, TIME, and the newly inaugurated FYST. I will also opine on developments in theory and analysis necessary to fulfil the promised roadmap for line-intensity mapping as it aims for fast, efficient 3D mapping of the high-redshift universe in ways comparable to conventional galaxy surveys at lower redshift.
Prof. Dongwoo Chung (Cornell University)
Cosmological intensity mapping of star-formation lines like carbon monoxide (CO) and singly ionised carbon ([C II]) should be a powerful tool for astrophysics and cosmology at high redshift, particularly in cross-correlation with other probes including 21 cm cosmology. This talk will review current and near-future experimental progress in a number of projects, in particular COMAP, TIME, and the newly inaugurated FYST. I will also opine on developments in theory and analysis necessary to fulfil the promised roadmap for line-intensity mapping as it aims for fast, efficient 3D mapping of the high-redshift universe in ways comparable to conventional galaxy surveys at lower redshift.
Session 5: Atomic Physics & Spectroscopy Lecture Series
Monday · 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM
We are pleased to invite you to a Summer Lecture Series on Atomic Physics and Atomic Spectroscopy presented by one of the world’s leading researchers in the field, Dr. Yuri Ralchenko. Please refer to the attached flyer for details. Briefly, the lecture series will cover topics such as:
* atomic structure, radiation, autoionization
* collisions
* spectral line intensities and diagnostics
* line broadening
* atomic databases and online tools
The topics will be covered in a series of 8 one-hour lectures in-person only, no hybrid option. We hope you can attend!
* atomic structure, radiation, autoionization
* collisions
* spectral line intensities and diagnostics
* line broadening
* atomic databases and online tools
The topics will be covered in a series of 8 one-hour lectures in-person only, no hybrid option. We hope you can attend!
Session 6: Atomic Physics & Spectroscopy Lecture Series
Friday · 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM
We are pleased to invite you to a Summer Lecture Series on Atomic Physics and Atomic Spectroscopy presented by one of the world’s leading researchers in the field, Dr. Yuri Ralchenko. Please refer to the attached flyer for details. Briefly, the lecture series will cover topics such as:
* atomic structure, radiation, autoionization
* collisions
* spectral line intensities and diagnostics
* line broadening
* atomic databases and online tools
The topics will be covered in a series of 8 one-hour lectures in-person only, no hybrid option. We hope you can attend!
* atomic structure, radiation, autoionization
* collisions
* spectral line intensities and diagnostics
* line broadening
* atomic databases and online tools
The topics will be covered in a series of 8 one-hour lectures in-person only, no hybrid option. We hope you can attend!
Session 7: Atomic Physics & Spectroscopy Lecture Series
Monday · 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM
We are pleased to invite you to a Summer Lecture Series on Atomic Physics and Atomic Spectroscopy presented by one of the world’s leading researchers in the field, Dr. Yuri Ralchenko. Please refer to the attached flyer for details. Briefly, the lecture series will cover topics such as:
* atomic structure, radiation, autoionization
* collisions
* spectral line intensities and diagnostics
* line broadening
* atomic databases and online tools
The topics will be covered in a series of 8 one-hour lectures in-person only, no hybrid option. We hope you can attend!
* atomic structure, radiation, autoionization
* collisions
* spectral line intensities and diagnostics
* line broadening
* atomic databases and online tools
The topics will be covered in a series of 8 one-hour lectures in-person only, no hybrid option. We hope you can attend!
Session 8 Final: Atomic Physics & Spectroscopy Lecture Series
Thursday · 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM
We are pleased to invite you to a Summer Lecture Series on Atomic Physics and Atomic Spectroscopy presented by one of the world’s leading researchers in the field, Dr. Yuri Ralchenko. Please refer to the attached flyer for details. Briefly, the lecture series will cover topics such as:
* atomic structure, radiation, autoionization
* collisions
* spectral line intensities and diagnostics
* line broadening
* atomic databases and online tools
The topics will be covered in a series of 8 one-hour lectures in-person only, no hybrid option. We hope you can attend!
* atomic structure, radiation, autoionization
* collisions
* spectral line intensities and diagnostics
* line broadening
* atomic databases and online tools
The topics will be covered in a series of 8 one-hour lectures in-person only, no hybrid option. We hope you can attend!