Thursday February 17

• 9:00 am Welcome
• 9:30 am Román Scoccimarro, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton
  "A new angle on nonlinear clustering"
• 10:30 am Hume Feldman, University of Kansas
  "Optimal moments for the analysis of peculiar velocity surveys"

  11:30 am – 1:30 pm  Lunch

• 1:30 pm Khandker Muttalib, University of Florida
  "The emergence of anomalous distributions in condensed matter systems"
• 2:30 pm István Szapudi, Canadian Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics
  "Cosmic statistics of statistics ("Cosmic statistics of statistics: N-point correlations")
• 3:30 pm  Coffee NPB Room 2165
• 4:00 pm  Colloquium NPB Room 1002
  Enrique Gaztañaga, Instituto Nacional de Astrofísica Óptica y Electrónica, México
  "Gravitational formation of structure in the Universe: the standard model and beyond"

  8:00 pm – 11:00 pm  Reception NPB Room 2165

Friday February 18

• 10:00 am Ravi Sheth, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
  "A random walk through models of nonlinear clustering"
• 11:00 am Pierre Sikivie, University of Florida
  "Dark matter caustics"

  12:00 pm – 2:00 pm  Lunch

• 2:00 pm Enrique Gaztañaga, Instituto Nacional de Astrofísica Óptica y Electrónica, México
  "Non-linear gravitational growth inside and outside the standard cosmology"
• 3:00 pm Roman Juszkiewicz, Copernicus Astronomical Center, Warsaw
  "Nonlinear dynamics and constraints on biasing"
  ("The transition to nonlinearity and new constraints on biasing")
• 4:00 pm Will Kinney, University of Florida
  "An attempt to do without dark matter"

Saturday February 19

• 9:00 am Robert Caldwell, Princeton University
  "A Simple method for computing the nonlinear mass correlation function with implications for stable clustering"
• 10:00 am Josh Frieman, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory / University of Chicago
  "The Bispectrum of IRAS Galaxies"
• 11:00 pm Sergei Shandarin, University of Kansas
  "The cosmological mass function in the Zel'dovich approximation"

  12:00 pm - 2:00 pm  Lunch

• 2:00 pm Licia Verde, Institute for Astronomy, Edinburgh
  "Non-Gaussianity vs. nonlinearity of cosmological perturbation"
• 3:00 pm Matias Zaldarriaga, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton
  "Lensing of the CMB: Non Gaussian aspects"
• 4:00 pm James Fry, University of Florida
  "Clustering in the nonlinear regime"

Logistics
Speakers

Organizers: J. N. Fry fry@phys.ufl.edu, J. Robert Buchler buchler@phys.ufl.edu, Henry Kandrup kandrup@astro.ufl.edu