FRAPWS2014 - (other frapw conferences)
26 - 31 May, 2014
Mondello (Palermo), Italy
published May 10, 2016
Mondello (Palermo), Italy
published May 10, 2016
We want to join about 90 colleagues from the whole world involved in various topics of modern Astrophysics and Particle Physics in order to discuss the most recent experimental and theoretical results for an advance in the comprehension of the Physics governing our Universe.
For reaching the aim of the workshop the idea is to use ground- and space-based experimental developments, theoretical developments AND the coming out science results which have already resulted OR WILL result into high impact science papers.
The following items will be reviewed:
Cosmology: Cosmic Background, Dark Matter, Dark Energy, Clusters of Galaxies
Physics of the Diffuse Cosmic Sources
Physics of Cosmic Rays
Physics of Discrete Cosmic Sources
Extragalactic Sources: Active Galaxies, Normal Galaxies, Gamma-Ray Bursts
Galactic Sources: Star Formation, Pre-Main-Sequence and Main-Sequence Stars, Cataclysmic Variables and Novae, Supernovae and SNRs, X-Ray Binary Systems, Pulsars, Black Holes, Gamma-Ray Sources, Nucleosynthesis.
Future Physics and Astrophysics: Ongoing and Planned Ground- and Space-based Experiments
The workshop will include few 40-minute general review talks to introduce the current problems, and typically 20-minute talks discussing new experimental and theoretical results. A series of 15-minute talks will discuss the ongoing and planned ground- and space-based experiments.
The cadence of the workshop will be biennial. The participation will be only by invitation.
Editors: Franco Giovannelli and Lola Sabau-Graziati
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Frontier Research in Astrophysics
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News from LHC: Recent Results on Higgs Physics
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Neutrinos: The Big Question and Physics Opportunities
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Remnant Masses and Compact Binary Mergers
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Constraining GW signatures in pulsar timing: A multi-frequency timing analysis
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| Cosmology |
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The SZ effect: from deep astrophysics to new cosmology
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Dark energy in rich clusters of galaxies
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The Extragalactic Background Light: The Emission from All Stars and Black Holes
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High Energy Astrophysical Neutrino Signals
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| High Energy Astrophsyics |
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The first Be/black hole binary
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Probing disk truncation in Dwarf Novae and CVs with X-ray variations and comparisons with work on other wavelengths
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Magnetized Accretion Discs and the Dwarf Nova Phenomenon
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Magnetic cataclysmic variables (CVs) versus non-magnetic CVs
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The impact of SUZAKU in Frontier Astrophysics
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CAL83 | The Prototypical Close Binary Supersoft X-ray Source in the LMC:A Short Review
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Progress on the Knowledge of Neutron Stars and their Magnetic Fields with XMM-Newton
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The Pulsar In The Crab Nebula: A short review
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Measurement of the Cosmic Ray Energy Scpectrum with ARGO-YBJ
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VHE Astrophysics: Theory vs Observations
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Gamma-rays from millisecond pulsar binary systems
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Gamma-rays from millisecond pulsar population in the Galactic Centre
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Search for Very High Energy Candidate Sources Among the Fermi Sources
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Positron anisotropy studies with PAMELA experiment
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The Center of the Milky Way from Radio to X-rays
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| Jet Sources & GRBs |
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Astrophysical Jets: A Review
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Benchmarking Astrophysical Jet Simulations
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A Uniform Description of All the Astrophysical Jets
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Gamma-Ray Bursts: Frontier astrophysics with the most extreme cosmic explosions
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Bulk motion and collimation of Gamma Ray Bursts
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Smoking Gun for GRB in Milky Way?
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Why not any tau double bang in IceCube, yet?
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| Star Formation & PMS Stars |
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Induced star formation in the W40 region
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Star formation in the Local Group as seen by low-mass stars
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| Planets Formation & Evolution |
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Planetary Formation: Lessons Learned from the Solar System and the Extrasolar Planets
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X{ray Emission from Comets and Planets in the Solar System
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| Origin of Life |
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The Habitability of Circumbinary Planets: Stellar and Planetary Interaction
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Old and New from SETI: a Review
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| Ongoing Experiments |
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Sunrise Mission Highlights
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UFFO-path nder/ Lomonosov to explore the early optical light from Gamma-Ray Bursts
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GLObal Robotic telescopes Intelligent Array for e-Science
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Major Science with the WSO-UV
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Current status of the space mission Millimetron
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Scientic astrophysical payloads for pico and nano-satellites
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Digitized Astronomical Photographic Archives as Large Area Sky Survey of Large Amount of Astronomical Data
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An Automatic System Based on Open Source Solutions to Create Virtual Machines of running Linux Systems.
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