9-12 July 2024
University of Geneva
Europe/Zurich timezone

Predicting relativistic effects and constraining local Primordial Non-Gaussianities with galaxy surveys: a few lessons learnt

9 Jul 2024, 10:10
30m
Sciences II/0-A 150 - Tingry Auditorium (Sciences II)

Sciences II/0-A 150 - Tingry Auditorium

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Emanuele Castorina

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In this talk I will review recent work on understanding the importance of GR effects in the correlation function or power spectrum of spectroscopic data, with an emphasis on Infra-Red cancellations and their physical meaning. I will then discuss how any quantitative accurate statement about GR effects cannot be made without taking into account a large number of observational effects that become important at large scales. Finally, I will highlight some features of a power spectrum analysis searching for local Primordial Non-Gaussianities and their relation to GR effects.

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