When: Thursday 30th January at 14.30 (coffee available from 14.00)
Where: Robert Hooke Seminar Room
Speaker: Nina Hatch – University of Nottingham
Hosted by: Beatriz Mingo, John Bray
Abstract:
Distant galaxy clusters are powerful laboratories for observing the hierarchical growth of large-scale structure, constraining cosmological parameters, and for studying the formation of galaxies. However, distant (z > 1.5) clusters are extremely rare and faint, so locating and studying them poses a significant observational challenge. In this seminar, I will review the theory of cluster formation and present recent advances we have made in detecting and studying distant galaxy clusters.
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