Primordial perturbations, which seeded the structure of the entire universe, were generated before the onset of the Big Bang by a primordial epoch, the nature of which has largely remained elusive. Theoretical and experimental studies of these perturbations could improve our understanding of the cosmological and particle physics nature of the primordial universe. Broadly speaking, the research is akin to the study of colliders in particle physics and is often referred to as cosmological collider physics. The purpose of this workshop is to exchange ideas, promote collaboration, and discuss recent developments in this field, and to facilitate its interactions with other closely related fields in observational cosmology and wider aspects of cosmological correlation functions.
The list of invited speakers is
Shuntaro Aoki (IBS)
Arushi Bodas (Fermilab)
Giovanni Cabass (IAS)
Xingang Chen(Harvard)
Jiji Fan (Brown)
Rajeev Kumar Jain (Indian Inst. Sci.)
Hayden Lee (Chicago, KICP)
Daniel Meerburg (Groningen)
Toshifumi Noumi (Tokyo)
Gonzalo Palma (Chile)
Lucas Pinol (LPENS)
Jerome Quintin (Waterloo)
Sébastien Renaux-Petel (IAP)
Emiliano Sefusatti (Trieste Observ.)
Fumiya Sano (IBS)
Xi Tong (DAMTP)
Benjamin Wallisch (Stockholm University, Nordita & UT Austin)
Dong-Gang Wang (DAMTP)
Yi Wang (HKUST)
Zhong-Zhi Xianyu (Tsinghua)
Siyi Zhou (Chongqing)
Yuhang Zhu (IBS)
If you wish to attend this workshop, please register it. Registration form will be available soon. We will also accept a small number of contributed talks, which will be assigned to Thursday (June 6th) afternoon. If you wish to give a contributed talk, please register it with the application of a contributed talk (with its talk title and abstract) by May 10th in KST. But, the selection will be made by the organizing committee. Please note that due to staff shortages, we will not be able to support VISA applications from non-invited speakers.
The organizers are
Xingang Chen (Harvard)
Enrico Pajer (DAMTP）
Yi Wang (HKUST)
Masahide Yamaguchi (IBS)
Yuhang Zhu (IBS)
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