CF06 — Dark Energy and Cosmic Acceleration: Complementarity of Probes and New Facilities

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Letters of Interest

58 Letters of Interest tagged CF6 (as primary or secondary topic).

No.TitleTopics
CF-003Large-Scale Structure at high redshift a probe of fundamental physics
CF-010Cosmic Explorer The Next-Generation U.S
CF-028Packed Ultra-wideband Mapping Array (PUMA) Next generation facility for Sky Survey in Radio
CF-030Time Delay Cosmography in the 2020s
CF-031The Probe Of Multi-Messenger Astrophysics
CF-033Higher-order statistics with galaxy and CMB surveys
CF-036Future of CMB
CF-040Probing Dark Energy with Gravitational Wave Standard
CF-041Next-generation Spectroscopic Surveys with DESI
CF-042Cosmological Parallax a New Method for Measuring the Geometry of the Universe
CF-045Theory and Computing Across LSST, DESI, and CMB-S4
CF-047Cosmological Synergies Enabled by Joint Analysis of Multi-probe data from The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, Euclid, and the Vera C. Rubin Observatory’s Legacy Survey of Space and Time
CF-057Improving Cosmological Constraints by Cross-correlating Galaxy and CMB surveys
CF-063LIGO Voyager A Gravitational-wave Probe of Cosmology and Dark Matter
CF-081Development of R&D platform for astronomical instrumentation in visible and near-IR
CF-086Cosmology with the MaunaKea Spectroscopic Explorer
CF-090MegaMapper a Massively-Multiplexed Spectroscopic
CF-0922IceCube-Gen2
CF-094Highest Energy Galactic Cosmic Rays
CF-098Dark Energy Discovery with Multi-Survey
CF-108Illuminating the Dark Universe with ATLAS Probe
CF-111Dark Energy Science with Multimessenger Probes and the Vera Rubin Observatory’s Legacy Survey of Space
CF-116Probing the expansion history of the Universe with Gravitational Waves
CF-117A next-generation cosmic-ray detector to study the physics and properties of the highest-energy particles in Nature
CF-138Enhancing probes of the dark sector with Keck-FOBOS
CF-141The Maunakea Spectroscopic Explorer
CF-143Multi-messenger Probes of Cosmology and Fundamental Physics using Gravitational Waves
CF-152Direct Detection of Cosmic Acceleration via Redshift
CF-158The Necessity of Extremely Large Telescopes (ELTs) for Future Studies of Gravitational Wave Sources
CF-166Searching for Scalar Gravitational Waves in Neutron
CF-167Multi-Wavelength Simulations
CF-170Understanding the accelerated expansion of the Universe with Rubin Observatory’s Legacy Survey of Space and Time
CF-171Deep Multi-object Spectroscopy to Enhance Dark
CF-171La Silla Schmidt Southern Survey
CF-172Wide-field Multi-object Spectroscopy to Enhance Dark
CF-173Single-object Imaging and Spectroscopy to Enhance
CF-177Probing Gravity with Type Ia Supernova Peculiar
CF-178A Network to Probe Gravity with Type Ia Supernova
CF-181Measuring H0 in the 2020s
CF-202Trinity A large Field-of-View Air-Shower Imaging
CF-231Synergies in Very-High-Energy Astroparticle Physics for SWGO over the Coming Decade∗
CF-232Advancing Particle Astrophysics with the Southern
CF-239A deci-Hz Gravitational-Wave Lunar Observatory for Cosmology
CF-240CMB-S4 Primordial Graviational Waves and Inflation
CF-245Primordial Non-Gaussianity with Millimeter-Wave Line
CF-246Millimeter-Wave Line Intensity Mapping Facilities
CF-248Synergies between Millimeter-Wave Line Intensity
CF-251An Intelligent Platform for Theoretical Understandings
CF-255Opportunities for the Community in High Energy Astrophysics
CF-256Narrow band imaging as a cosmological survey
CF-257The US Extremely Large Telescope Program
CF-262Complementarity of ground- and space-based observations of the cosmic
CF-270Cosmology from Multi-Wavelength Observations of Clusters of Galaxies
CompF-064CosmoSIS for the Next Decade
CompF-103Cycle and symbiosis AI and Cosmology
IF-123Enabling precision calibration of massively multiplexed
IF-185Microstrip-Coupled Kinetic Inductance Detectors
NF-054Supernova Burst and Other Low-Energy

White papers

2 white papers tagged CF6.