7–13 Sept 2025
Hermitage Hotel, Isola D'Elba
Europe/Rome timezone

Session

Morning Session 3

10 Sept 2025, 09:10
Hermitage Hotel, Isola D'Elba

Hermitage Hotel, Isola D'Elba

57037 Portoferraio Isola d’Elba (Li) Italy

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  1. Carlos Frenk (Durham ICC)
    10/09/2025, 09:10

    The LCDM model has the virtue of having strong predictive power in so
    far as the properties of the dark matter are concerned. For example,
    the mass function of dark matter halos is known to high precision,
    from the mass scale of the Earth to that of rich clusters. The
    predictive power is weakened when baryons are considered because of
    the complex astrophysical processes to which they can...

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  2. Dr Sten Delos (Carnegie Observatories)
    10/09/2025, 09:50
    The Evolving Universe (Reionization, first galaxies and their SMBH, Quasars and AGN, the assembly of cosmological structures)
    Talk

    Every dark matter halo forms with a ρ ∝ r−1.5 density cusp at its center. This prompt cusp has a mass comparable to the cutoff scale in the spectrum of initial density perturbations. For warm and interacting dark matter models, prompt cusps significantly influence the structures of low-mass halos, so they are an important consideration for efforts to use satellite galaxies, strong...

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  3. Rahul Kannan
    10/09/2025, 11:00
    Talk

    The study of primitive stars and galaxies is an exciting new frontier in astrophysics and cosmology. They form within the first gigayear after the Big Bang and significantly impact their surroundings by emitting a lot of high-energy radiation that transforms the surrounding cold neutral gas into a hot and ionized medium. They also form an important evolutionary link between the smooth matter...

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  4. Hai-Bo Yu (University of California Riverside)
    10/09/2025, 11:40

    I will present recent high-resolution N-body simulations of self-interacting dark matter (SIDM) and discuss their implications across a broad range of astrophysical observations. In particular, I will highlight novel signatures arising from gravothermal collapse in dark matter halos. I will then explore the prospects for detecting these signatures in strong gravitational lensing systems,...

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  5. Maryna Ishchenko (Main Astronomical Observatory of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine)
    10/09/2025, 12:20
    The Evolving Universe (Reionization, first galaxies and their SMBH, Quasars and AGN, the assembly of cosmological structures)
    Talk

    The Nuclear Star Cluster (NSC) is at the centre of the Galaxy, an extremely dense star system. Several mechanisms are exists to explain how NSCs form, including gas migrating or GCs merging to the NSC.

    Based on the second idea, we will present the processes involved in the complete decay of GCs during their interaction with the NSC of our Galaxy.

    We have generated 'theoretical' GCs in a...

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  6. Andrea Valerio Maccio (New York University Abu Dhabi)
    The current Cosmological Model and its Tensions (Theory and observations)
    Talk

    The LCDM model has ben challenged many times in the past decade,
    mainly by galaxy observations on small scales: from the abundance of
    satellites, to the distribution of dark matter within galaxies. In my talk
    I will first revise all these claims with the help of cosmological
    numerical simulations of galaxy formation from the NIHAO project. I will
    then discuss whether there is indeed an...

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