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Dark Energy and Modified Gravity Lecture - 1
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A success story
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Our Universe
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LCDM
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How special is GR ?
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Generalized Kronecker delta
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Lovelock scalars
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Scalar-tensor theories
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Theoretical Landscape
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fR gravity
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Generalized Brans-Dicke
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Galileons
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Horndeski
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Beyond Horndeski
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DHOST
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Massive Gravity
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‘When modifying gravity, be aware of ...
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Local tests of gravity
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Stability of your theory
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Gravitational Waves
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GW170817
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The aftermath of GW 170817
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Screening Mechanisms
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Screening Mechanisms: types
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Chameleon Mechanism
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Around spherically symmetric static source
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Around ‘spherically symmetric cow’
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Thin-shell configuration
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Something observable?
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Q&A/ more in depth
Description:
Explore the fascinating realm of dark energy and modified gravity in this comprehensive lecture by Alessandra Silvestri from the International Centre for Theoretical Sciences. Delve into the complexities of our universe, starting with an overview of the ΛCDM model and the uniqueness of General Relativity. Examine various theoretical frameworks, including scalar-tensor theories, f(R) gravity, Galileons, and Horndeski theory. Learn about the impact of gravitational wave observations, particularly GW170817, on modified gravity theories. Investigate screening mechanisms and their types, with a focus on the Chameleon Mechanism. Gain insights into local gravity tests, theory stability, and observable effects of modified gravity. Conclude with a Q&A session for deeper understanding of these cutting-edge concepts in cosmology and gravitational physics.

Dark Energy and Modified Gravity - Lecture 1

International Centre for Theoretical Sciences
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