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Searching for Gravitational Waves from the Big Bang

Wednesday 09:00–10:00 Denver (GMT-6)

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Abstract

Lyman Page introduces temperature variations and polarization in the cosmic microwave background for researchers outside cosmology, explaining how these measurements underpin the standard cosmological model. He then considers what that model leaves unresolved, especially whether gravitational waves originating in the early Universe are detectable. The talk reviews the Simons Observatory’s experimental search for those primordial signals and its role in addressing this question.

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cosmic microwave backgroundSimons Observatory

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