Astroparticle lunches 2002

The astroparticle lunches are held Mondays in room FA32 (across the restaurant) at SCFAB.
We assemble at about 12.00 and at about 12.15 the lunch talk starts.
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Schedule, spring 2002

Date	Speaker	Title
January 14	Héctor Rubinstein, Stockholm University	Using pulsars to detect background gravitational radiation
January 21	Thomas Dahlen, Stockholm University	Selection of high-z supernova candidates
January 28	Hans Olofsson, Stockholm University	The final evolution of low- and intermediate-mass stars (masses below about 10 solar masses)
February 4	Wlodek Kluzniak, N. Copernicus Center for Astronomy, Warsaw, Poland.	Impact on TeV astrophysics of a hypothetical Lorentz invariance violation at Planck scale
February 11	Anne M. Green, Stockholm University	Simulating the galactic dark matter distribution, a review
February 18	Edvard Mörtsell, Stockholm University	Photon-axion oscillations and Type Ia supernovae
February 25	"Sportlov", no lunch talk.
March 4	Mark Pearce, KTH	Pamela News
March 11	Christer Fuglesang	The 2003 space mission
March 18	Göran Scharmer (SU/KVA)	The solar telescope of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences - the largest in Europe
March 25	"Påsklov", no lunch talk.
April 1	"Annandag påsk", no lunch talk
April 8	Claes-Ingvar Björnsson, Stockholm University	The physics of Gamma Ray Bursts: A few coincidences(?) and open questions
April 15	Per Carlsson, KTH.	Atmospheric Muons / Caprice Experiment.
April 22	Jenni Adams, University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand	Forming large scale structure during inflation.
April 29	Lars Bergström and Per Carlsson.	Neutrino mass limits from 2dF, recent SNO results, MAP status.
May 6	Christin Wiedemann, Stockholm University	Search for a neutrino excess from neutralino annihilations in the Sun.
May 13	Peter Lundqvist, Stockholm University	Using SNe type II to measure distances with SEAM.
May 20	"Pingstdagen", no lunch talk.
May 27	Arthur Chernin, Sternberg Astron. Inst., Moscow & Tuorla Observatory, Turku	Cosmological theory based on SN data.
June 3	Ioanna Pappa, Stockholm University. Grande Finale!	Cosmological Evolution of a Brane Moving in a Type-0 String Background.

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