61. University Lecturership In Astrophysics-OXFORD UNIVERSITY (DEPT OF ASTROPHYSICS) stellar evolution, Xray binary and supernova theory; dark matter and microlensing onthe research programme may be obtained from http//www-astro.physics.ox.ac http://www.aas.org/JobRegister/backissues/2001/march/no11869.html

University Lecturership in Astrophysics-OXFORD UNIVERSITY (DEPT OF ASTROPHYSICS) No. 11869 University Lecturership in Astrophysics OXFORD UNIVERSITY Department of Astrophysics Keble Road OXFORD, OXON OX1 3RH United Kingdom Tel: 01-865-273302 FAX: O1-865-273390 Email Submission Address: sec@astro.ox.ac.uk Email Inquiries: sec@astro.ox.ac.uk Attention: , Departmental Secretary UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES DIVISION DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS UNIVERSITY LECTURERSHIP IN ASTROPHYSICS IN ASSOCIATION WITH NEW COLLEGE http://www-astro.physics.ox.ac.uk . Applications including a statement of research interests and teaching experience, curriculum vitae, a list of up to ten major publications, and the names of three referees should be sent to arrive no later than 31 March 2001 to Departmental Secretary, at the above address. Not more than two of the referees should be from the same institution and they should all be asked to send letters of reference directly to Prof. J. Silk at the same address to arrive by the closing date. U.K. applicants should submit six copies of their application, while overseas applicants need only submit one copy. Return to Job Register Table of Contents.

62. University Lectureship In Astrophysics Associated With Tutorial Fellowship - KEB stellar evolution, Xray binary and supernova theory; dark matter and microlensing onthe research programme may be obtained from http//www.astro.physics.ox.ac http://www.aas.org/JobRegister/backissues/2002/may/no12684.html

University Lectureship in Astrophysics Associated with Tutorial Fellowship - KEBLE COLLEGE, OXFORD UNIVERSITY No. 12684 University Lectureship in Astrophysics Associated with a Tutorial Fellowship KEBLE COLLEGE, OXFORD UNIVERSITY The Denys Wilkinson Building Keble Road Oxford, OX1 3RH United Kingdom FAX: 0044-1865-273390 Email Inquiries: sec@astro.ox.ac.uk Attention: Departmental Secretary, Sub-department of Astrophysics The Department of Physics proposes to appoint a University Lecturer in Astrophysics with effect from October 1, 2002 or as soon as possible thereafter. The successful candidate will be offered a Tutorial Fellowship by Keble College under arrangements described in the further particulars. The combined University and College salary will be according to age on a scale up to 41,570 UKP per annum (as at 1 March 2002). This post is part of an expansion in observational astronomy and astronomical instrumentation associated with the appointment of Professor Roger Davies to the newly created Philip Wetton Chair in Astrophysics. Applicants are expected to have an outstanding research programme focused on instrumentation for large telescopes and/or extragalactic observations that will exploit UK access to world class facilities such as Gemini and the ESO VLT. Further particulars of the post and more information on the research programme may be obtained from http://www.astro.physics.ox.ac.uk/jobs/

63. Cdfinfo.in2p3.fr/~pnc/INFOPNC/infopnc94 as largescale structure simulations, galaxy formation, cosmic microwave backgroundanisotropy studies, and dark matter probes. (http//www-astro.physics.ox.ac http://cdfinfo.in2p3.fr/~pnc/INFOPNC/infopnc94

64. Major Sheets - - also maintains a vigorous program in particle astro physics. Theorists are activelyinvolved in research on the early universe, dark matter, formation of large http://admissions.ucsc.edu/majorsdev/physics/program.cfm

Fields of Study Frosh Info Guide Transfer Info Guide Art ... Sociology Comments? Email us! The physics program at UC Santa Cruz, which leads to the bachelor of sciences degree, prepares students for graduate work in physics, for engineering and other tech-nical positions in industry, and for careers in education upon graduation. With appropriate courses in another discipline, the physics major provides excellent preparation for advanced study in technical subjects such as astronomy, biology, chemistry, engineering, geophysics, and the philosophy of science. Some physics majors go on to medical or law school; others are admitted to outstanding graduate programs. Physics students and faculty often interact closely in both formal and informal settings. All undergraduate physics majors have the opportunity to work individually with faculty in completing the senior thesis requirement. The two main areas of physics research at UC Santa Cruz are the study of fundamental particles and interactions (high-energy physics) and the study of the properties of materials (condensed matter physics). Other physics faculty research interests include waves in random media applied to geophysical problems, nonlinear dynamics, and cosmology. Natural Sciences Home Page Physics Home Page

65. Milkyweb Links Links. Asteroids. Astro Physics. Aurora. Black Holes. Calendar. Comets. Constellation.Cosmology. dark matter. Databases. Earth. Ephemerides. Eclipse. FAQ. Galaxy. http://www.observatory-guide.org/links.htm

Space Links Projects Linkpartners Contributors Other Links Projects Skyview - the virtual internet telescope, maintained by NASA; select an object by name or coordinates, specify a wavelength regime, and get the picture you want. Seti@HOME - Help to search for extraterrestrial intelligence Linkpartners Add your site to this directory The American Association of Amateur Astronomers: The primary goal of the AAAA is to foster interest in amateur astronomy by developing and promoting programs for its membership, and the amateur community at large, in the areas of observational astronomy and electronic communications via the Internet (from "mission statement") Universidad Complutense de Madrid Contributors Heavens Above Sormano Astronomical Observatory Universe Today Volkssterrenwacht Urania Links Asteroids Astro Physics Aurora Black Holes ... X-Ray Astronomy

66. SETI Public: Astronomers Discover Free-Floating Planets In The Orion Neb brown dwarfs and planets do not contribute significantly to the dark matter thatmany be downloaded from the following web pages http//wwwastro.physics.ox.ac http://seti.sentry.net/archive/public/2000/03-00/msg00052.html

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67. Time.9904: [time 176] Re: [time 173] Alternatives To The Big Ba Just to clarify dark matter is not the same on average to any observer no matter*where* or http//wwwastro.physics.uiowa.edu/~jsm/synop8.htm http//www http://kims.ms.u-tokyo.ac.jp/time/199904/0097.html

[time 176] Re: [time 173] Alternatives to the Big Bang Stephen P. King stephenk1@home.com Mon, 05 Apr 1999 12:27:10 -0400 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: Stephen P. King: "[time 177] Re: [time 174] Prime numbers in pregeometry" Previous message: Hitoshi Kitada: "[time 175] Re: [time 173] Re: [time 167] Re: [time 164] Question" In reply to: Ben Goertzel: "[time 164] Question" Next in thread: Ben Goertzel: "[time 165] Prime numbers in pregeometry" Ben et al, I do appreciate your thinking here. Cosmogony (the philosophy of origins of the Universe e.g. http://www.kheper.auz.com/topics/Meher_Baba/MeherBaba-cosmogony.htm ) has been a long time subject of study for me. The key assumption of the Big Bang is the assumption of unique initiality; without this assumption, it is just GR. Eventually we will bring Peter Wegner in on the discussion and we will deal with initiality. I am scheduled to speak with him this evening, barring Camile's birth... :) Ben Goertzel wrote: > >explains. It postulates a unique "beginning" and "end" to spacetime.

68. Physics Department => Research Condensed matter Optics Map of models showing the unfolding of the universe asa function of the energy density of matter and the cosmological constant. http://www.phys.cwru.edu/research/index.php?section=part-astro&

69. Steve Rawlings' PhD Projects 2001 The second task will be to crosscorrelate the distribution of the dark matterwith the distribution of star-formation as a function of redshift, and hence http://www-astro.physics.ox.ac.uk/~sr/2003proj_2.html

Is cosmic star-formation history orchestrated by the collapse of dark-matter structures? The sky at 100 microns nicked from the SWIRE team's excellent web page . The satellite SIRTF will detect maybe a million star-forming galaxies in the regions shown. This project will map out the corresponding dark-matter structures and determine - for the first time - where, when and why the star-formation occurs. The Universe is nowadays a rather quiet and boring place, but only fairly recently (in cosmic terms) most of the galaxies were actively forming stars, and some were undergoing the intense starbursts associated with their formation. Theories suggest that the star formation history of the Universe is orchestrated by the collapse of dark-matter structures so we expect to see direct evidence that the recent switch-off of star formation is linked to the collapse under gravity of the large structures that we call clusters and superclusters. So much for theories. This projects aims to establish via direct observation whether this is true in the real Universe. This project will involve studying the link between star formation and large-scale structure in the large patches of sky to be targetted by the revolutionary SIRTF satellite. Although the satellite will launch in April 2003, we have already started work looking for the clusters and superclusters in the regions it will target. The aim of this project is to pinpoint these structures, measure their dark-matter masses via the motion of their constituent galaxies, and thus be the first astronomers to see directly how the star-formation, traced by SIRTF and by complementary techniques (such as our own radio and submillimetre observations), traces these structures.

70. Challenge Team Interim Report Area of Science Astro Physics. Some scientists have a theory that dark Matterhas something to do with the galaxies keeping their uniform structure. http://www.challenge.nm.org/Interims/035.html

AiS Challenge 2002-2003 Challenge Team Interim Report Team Number School Name Freedom High School Area of Science Astro Physics Project Title The Mystery of Spiral Galaxies Abstract Interim Final Report How and why do galaxies form in spirals? For the last twelve weeks we have been doing further research on spiral galaxies, theories of their formation, and gravity. Some scientists have a theory that Dark Matter has something to do with the galaxies keeping their uniform structure. What we know about Dark Matter is that we cannot detect it, and according to theory, it is spread evenly throughout the galaxies. The even distribution of matter in galaxies would explain the consistent speed of most stars and material in their galactic orbits. Some candidates for Dark Matter are dead stars, single black holes, and other debris with very little radiation. Why we can’t detect this matter is best understood this way. Imagine yourself at a rock concert. Now imagine that someone 3 rows back is whispering when the band is playing, you aren’t going to hear it. This is exactly how it is with all the radiation in the galaxies. How could we detect something with very little radiation when all around everything is bursting with radiation? Even with the presence of Dark Matter there is still the problem of spiral structures. Dark matter would follow the same rules of orbital mechanics as all the other matter so we are still missing a process to create these structures.

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72. Postgraduate Opportunities - University Of Oxford and Xray properties of normal and active galaxies and clusters of galaxies; darkmatter. details can be found on our web page at http//www-astro.physics.ox.ac http://www.ras.org.uk/html/education/pgopps16/ox_astro.html

N lunar phase Home What's new Contact us Search ... Geolinks University Of Oxford Department of Physics Sub-Department of Astrophysics Head of Astrophysics: Prof. J. Silk Courses and degrees offered: D.Phil (3 years) Studentships available: PPARC Average intake per year: General information: Extragalactic Astronomy: large-scale distribution of galaxies, quasars and radio sources; high redshift galaxies; infrared, optical and X-ray properties of normal and active galaxies and clusters of galaxies; dark matter Theoretical Astrophysics: cosmic microwave background radiation; formation of galaxies and large-scale structures in the Universe; gravitational lensing; galactic dynamics. Stellar Astrophysics: accretion discs, interacting binaries; single and binary stellar evolution; supernovae; g-ray bursts; high resolution stellar spectroscopy. Astronomical Instrumentation: development of infrared array cameras and multi-object spectrographs for large optical telescopes. Facilities: The Sub-Department has a powerful UNIX network of Alpha workstations and Linux PCs, and operates a STARLINK major node. The Sub-Department's Library houses the University's main holding of the astronomical literature.

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Search: Web Sites Dictionary - Define Dictionary - Sounds Like Dictionary - Relations Dictionary - Rhymes Dictionary - Translate Sponsors Web Directory Relativity Web Directory Science Physics Category Description Classical mechanics generalized (extended) to realm of high velocities (special relativity), and strong gravitational fields (general relativity). Sub Directories Alternative Articles Black Holes Branes ... Topological Defects Newsgroups relating to this Category sci.physics.relativity Google Groups Related Categories Science > Physics > Particle Science > Physics > Quantum_Mechanics > Quantum_Field_Theory Science > Physics > Quantum_Mechanics > Relativistic This category in other languages German Spanish Web sites An Essay on General Relativity This site contains a comprehensive introduction to the basic ideas and tests of general relativity http://astro.physics.sc.edu/htmlpages/Astronomy/SelfPacedUnits/Unit57.html An introduction to the Yilmaz Theory of Gravity Yilmaz discovered an alternative theory of gravitation which surmounts some of the defects of general relativity. The solutions of the field equations contain neither space-time singularities, or, equivalently, there are no black holes. http://monet.physik.unibas.ch/~schatzer/ytg.html

76. Brown University Observational Cosmology Links to Other Cosmology Research Groups at Brown Gravitational Lensing. DarkMatter Searches. Theoretical Cosmology. Link to Prof. Tucker's Personal Page. http://astro.physics.brown.edu/

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77. Research Activity including the frontiers among particle, nuclear, solid state and astro physics. Nuclearmatter effect on the meson mass; Multilayer mirror interferometers for http://www-nh.scphys.kyoto-u.ac.jp/pn/pn-research.html

Back To Home Page Research Activities The goal of the research program of the group is to provide the understanding of fundamental physics by investigating basic properties of particle and nuclear interactions. In particular, we are trying to explore interdisciplinary areas in physics, including the frontiers among particle, nuclear, solid state and astro physics. Developments in technologies and instrumentations which are applicable to wide field of physics are also vital to our research and training program. Progress Report(post script:1488kbytes) Research Programs Hadronic interactions with strange quarks Nuclear matter effect on the meson mass Multilayer mirror interferometers for very cold neutrons Parity and time reversal violations with very low energy neutrons Proton polarization at high temperature Very high energy cosmic gamma-rays from point sources Spin structure of nucleons Activities KEK-PS E224: Search for the H dibaryon using a scintilatting fiber target KEK-PS E251: Hyperon-nucleon scattering experiment using a SCIFI target KEK-PS E289: Hyperon-nucleon scattering experiment using a SCIFI target KEK-PS E325: Detection of phi decays in nuclear matter KEK-BSF-PEN/LANL-TRIPLE: Study of 200 GeV polarized proton-proton scatterings Search for the H dibaryon by Xi(-) capture on the deuteron Search for an exotic particle with strageness BNL-RHIC: Heavy-ion/Spin physics at RHIC

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