Lectures related to Baryon asymmetry

Covers the relationship between magnetogenesis and baryogenesis in pseudoscalar inflation.

Discusses baryogenesis and dark matter, focusing on their cosmic significance and the processes involved in their formation.

Explores nucleosynthesis, baryon asymmetry, CP violation, and the stability of the proton in particle physics.

Explores fundamental cosmological puzzles related to dark matter and energy.

Covers numerical methods in hydrodynamics, ideal fluids, plasma universe, dark matter simulation, and baryon modeling.

Explores new cosmological dynamics of the axion, explaining dark matter and baryon asymmetry.

Explores CP violation in the early universe, focusing on matter/antimatter asymmetry and the CKM matrix.

Explores Wash-in Lepto(flavor)genesis, covering baryon asymmetry, electroweak sphalerons, flavor effects in leptogenesis, and higher temperatures.

Explores the connection between unitarity and entropy, from black holes to baryons, revealing universal bounds and similarities.

Explores the determination of CKM matrix elements, particle-antiparticle mixing, decay rates, and CP violation.

Discusses the determination and parameterization of the CKM matrix elements through different decays.

Covers fermion production in gauge fields during inflation and its implications for cosmic phenomena.

Covers magnetogenesis in axion inflation and its implications for gravitational waves.

Covers numerical techniques for simulating the early universe, focusing on gauge invariance and fermions.

Explores rare phenomena in particle physics using LHC detectors and discusses implications for dark matter and neutrino detection.

Explores the verification of the standard model through scattering experiments and the implications of minimal dark matter models.

Covers benchmark tests of the Standard Model consistency, including measurements of Z line shape, Z, W, and WW production cross sections.

Explores effective field theory for testing weak interactions and parity violation through forward-backward asymmetry.

Discusses dark matter, its evidence, and various candidates, including neutrinos and axions.