Seeing Darkness: the New Cosmology

We present some useful ways to visualize the nature of dark energy and the effects of the accelerating expansion on cosmological quantities. Expansion probes such as Type Ia supernovae distances and growth probes such as weak gravitational lensing and the evolution of large scale structure provide p...

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Main Author: Linder, Eric V
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Gravitational lenses
Large scale structure of the universe
Relativity
Supernovae
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