Astroparticle Physics: Neutrinos and Dark Matter

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Explores the properties of the Higgs boson and the concept of dark matter, including detection strategies and challenges.

Explores the Cosmic Microwave Background, its anisotropies, and cosmological implications through observations and statistical assessments.

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

Covers the hot big bang theory, its origins, and implications for cosmology.

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

Explores indirect methods to detect dark matter in galaxies and clusters, revealing discrepancies between theory and observation.

Explores galaxy-galaxy lensing, mapping dark matter distribution and interpreting lensing signals.

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Explores the basics of gravitational lensing, clarifying common misconceptions and providing explicit observational tests.

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