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Explore advanced baryonic modeling techniques that connect galactic and cosmological scales in this 48-minute conference talk from the 2025 Simons Collaboration on Learning the Universe Annual Meeting. Learn how Chang-Goo Kim and Ulrich Steinwandel address the critical challenge of bridging different astronomical scales through sophisticated simulation methodologies. Discover cutting-edge approaches to modeling baryonic matter across vast spatial and temporal ranges, from individual galaxies to large-scale cosmic structures. Examine the computational strategies and theoretical frameworks needed to create next-generation simulations that can accurately represent both local galactic processes and broader cosmological phenomena. Gain insights into the latest developments in multi-scale astrophysical modeling and understand how these techniques are advancing our comprehension of structure formation and evolution in the universe.
