Yellow Book on Dark Energy: |
Section 1: The Puzzle and Nature of Dark Energy | Section 3: Supernova/Acceleration Probe (SNAP) |
Section 2: Studying Dark Energy with Supernovae Ia | Section 4: Experiment Options |
Editor: Eric
Linder (Berkeley Lab)
[Further dark energy resources]
Importance of Discovering the Nature of Dark Energy
Steven
Weinberg [ps, pdf]
Centrality of Understanding Vacuum Energy DensityFrank
Wilczek [ps, pdf]
Importance of Knowing if the Cosmological Constant
is Constant Edward Witten [ps, pdf]
Vacuum Energy: A Naturalness Challenge John
Ellis [ps, pdf]
Dark Energy and the Preposterous Universe Sean
Carroll [ps, pdf][also
slide talk]
Dark Energy and the New Cosmology Michael
Turner [ps,pdf]
Importance of Measuring the History of Expansion
of the Universe Eric Linder, Saul Perlmutter [ps,
pdf]
Constraints on Dark Energy and Its Models Dragan
Huterer, Eric Linder, Jochen Weller [ps,
pdf]
Complementary Probes of Dark Energy Josh
Frieman [Powerpoint, pdf]
Comments on Dark Energy Experiments Tim
McKay [Powerpoint, pdf]
Astro/Cosmo/Particle Experiments Tim
McKay [Powerpoint, pdf;
Snowmass E6 summary]
Overview of Supernova Cosmology To Date Saul
Perlmutter, Eric Linder [ps, pdf]
Overviews of SZ Effect and Dark Matter Jim
Siegrist [pdf]
Dark Energy and the CMB Martin White
[ps,
pdf]
Weak Gravitational Lensing by Large-Scale Structure Alexandre
Refregier [Powerpoint,
pdf]
Weak Lensing from Space with SNAP Alexandre
Refregier et al. [Powerpoint, pdf]
The Lyman-Alpha Forest as a Probe of Cosmology Rupert
Croft [ps, pdf]
Number Counts as a Probe of Cosmology Dragan
Huterer, Jeffrey Newman [ps, pdf]
Hubble Diagram and Cosmology Measurements Martin
Goliath, Dragan Huterer, Eric Linder [ps,
pdf]
Magnitude Systematics and Cosmological Parameters
as a Function of z Alex Kim et al. [ps,
pdf]
Redshift Errors and Measurement of Cosmological
Parameters Alex Kim [ps, pdf]
Type Ia Supernovae as Standard Candles David
Branch [ps, pdf]
Observational Diversity among Type Ia Supernovae
David
Branch [ps, pdf]
Nearby Supernova Factory Greg Aldering,
Reynald Pain [ps, pdf]
Theoretical/Phenomenological Understanding of
Supernovae Eddie Baron [ps, pdf]
Coping with Type Ia Supernova "Evolution" when
Probing the Nature of the Dark Energy David Branch, Saul Perlmutter,
E. Baron, Peter Nugent [ps, pdf]
Cosmology from Type II Supernovae Peter
Nugent [ps, pdf]
Multi-Color Light Curve Measurements Anne
Ealet et al. [ps, pdf]
Measuring the Properties of Dust with High-redshift
Supernovae Ariel Goobar, Lars Bergström, Edvard Mörtsell
[ps, pdf]
Determining the Fraction of Compact Objects Using
Supernova Observations Ariel Goobar [ps,
pdf]
SNAP and Multiply-imaged Supernovae Daniel
Holz [ps, pdf]
Effect of Photometric Errors on Cosmological
Parameters Stuart Mufson, Nick Mostek [pdf]
Spectral Features Stuart Samuel [ps,
pdf]
SNAP Type Ia Supernova Trigger Alex
Kim, Jodi Lamoureux, Shawn McKee [ps, pdf]
SNAP: An Experiment to Measure Properties of the
Accelerating Universe SNAP collaboration [ps,
pdf]
SNAP: Presentation to NRC's Committee on Physics
of the Universe Saul Perlmutter [pdf]
SNAP Technical Design Highlights Michael
Levi [Powerpoint, pdf]
Point Source Sensitivity Table for SNAP
Gary Bernstein [pdf]
Looking for Dark Energy Right Now Peter
Garnavich [ps, pdf]
Supernova Studies with LSST + Other Observatories
Alex Kim [ps, pdf]
Advanced Exposure Time Calculations Gary
Bernstein [ps, pdf]
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