High-Redshift Galaxy Bias for Stage-5 Spectroscopic Surveys
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Explore the theoretical foundations and observational challenges of measuring galaxy bias at high redshifts in this 16-minute conference talk. Learn how galaxy bias affects the relationship between galaxy distributions and underlying dark matter structures, with specific focus on implications for upcoming stage-5 spectroscopic surveys. Discover the methodological approaches for characterizing bias parameters in high-redshift galaxy populations and understand how these measurements will inform cosmological parameter estimation in next-generation large-scale structure surveys. Examine the theoretical predictions for galaxy bias evolution across cosmic time and the observational strategies needed to constrain these models using data from future spectroscopic missions.
Syllabus
James Sullivan: "High-redshift galaxy bias for stage-5 spectroscopic surveys"
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Galileo Galilei Institute (GGI)