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18 février 2020

Is the FERMI GeV Excess a Dark Matter Signal?

Le 1 juin 2018 De 10h30 à 12h00 Wim de Boer Karlsruhe Institute of Technology   The so-called Fermi-excess in the diffuse Galactic gamma-ray sky is observed as a shift of the maximum in the E^2 weighted gamma-ray spectrum from 0.7 GeV to around 2 GeV. Such a shift can be...

18 février 2020

Astro lunch 29.05.2018

Le 29 mai 2018 De 12h45 à 13h45 François-Xavier Pineau (ObAS) Results of probabilistic cross-matches taking into account photometric parameters. After a brief introduction to the statistical basis and practical limitations of multi-catalogue positional cross-matches, we...

18 février 2020

Stellar populations in the densest stellar systems in the Universe

Le 18 mai 2018 De 10h30 à 12h00 Nikolay Kacharov MPIA Heidelberg   In this talk I will introduce some of the open questions in the field of globular clusters and nuclear star clusters. As one part of the colloquium, I will talk about the multiple populations phenomenon in...

18 février 2020

Astro lunch 15.05.2018

Le 15 mai 2018 De 12h45 à 13h45 Kim Venn (University of Victoria) Analyses of Metal-Poor stars in the CFHT Pristine SurveyThe Pristine Survey is a narrow-band photometric survey focused on the metallicity-sensitive Ca H & K lines and conducted in the...

18 février 2020

The barred inner regions of the Milky Way and M31

Le 4 mai 2018 De 11h15 à 12h30 Ortwin Gerhard MPE Garching   The central few kpc of our Galaxy, the Milky Way, are dominated by the gravitational field of the Galactic bar. This talk describes dynamical models of the bar and box/peanut bulge, and what we have learnt from...

18 février 2020

Astro lunch 24.04.2018

Le 24 avril 2018 De 12h45 à 13h45 Anu Kundu (ObAS)  Understanding pulsar emission considering a rotating off-centred dipole   Abstract: Past few decades have shown an exponential rise in the importance of studying compact objects possessing inherent extreme...