Program

The program is available for download here

The slides of the talks are available in the links below

Tuesday, May 24th 2016 Reality Check
09:15	Francis Bernardeau (IAP & IPhT Saclay, France) Introduction to nonlinear large scale structure
09:30	Yannick Mellier (IAP & SAp CEA, France) Exploring large scale structures with Euclid
11:00	Florian Beutler (U. of Portsmouth, UK) Models for current large scale structure observations
14:00	Uros Seljak (UC Berkeley, US) LSS: Data, simulations, theory
15:30	Stephane Colombi (IAP, France) High precision simulations for high precision Cosmology
17:00	Pier-Stefano Corasaniti (Observatoire de Paris, France) N-body matter power spectrum & covariance benchmarks for future galaxy survey data analyses

Wednesday, May 25th 2016 Perturbative Theory Methods
09:30	Roman Scoccimarro (NYU, US) Standard and renormalized perturbation theories and beyond
11:00	Takahiko Matsubra (Nagoya U., Japan) The Lagrangian and the integrated perturbation theories
14:00	Massimo Pietroni (INFN Padova, Italy) The time renormalization group and coarse-grained perturbation theories
15:30	Leonardo Senatore (Stanford U. & SLAC, US) On the perturbative approaches to LSS and the EFT of LSS
17:00	Matias Zaldarriaga (IAS, US) Recent results using the EFT of LSS

Thursday, May 26th 2016 Beyond Standard Models
09:30	Enrico Pajer (Utrecht U., Netherlands) Primordial Non-Gaussianity in large scale structures
10:00	Drian van der Woude/Yvette Welling (Utrecht U./Leiden U., Netherlands) Effective theory of large scale structure with primordial non-Gaussianity/ Lifting primordial non-Gaussianity above the noise
11:00	Patrick Valageas (IPhT Saclay, France) Analytical approaches for large scale structures in some modified Gravity scenarios
11:30	Atsushi Taruya (U. of Kyoto, Japan) Redshift space distortions as a probe of Gravity
14:00	Helene Dupuy (U. of Geneva, Switzerland) Including neutrinos in standard perturbation theory
14:30	Diego Blas (CERN, Switzerland) Massive neutrinos and LSS beyond linear approximation via the time RG approach
15:30	Carmelita Carbone (INAF Merate, Italy) Clustering, lensing and ISW/RS from the DEMNUni neutrino simulations
16:00	Michele Levi (IAP & ILP, France) Massive neutrinos in nonlinear LSS: A consistent perturbation theory
17:00	Daniele Bertolini (UC Berkeley, US) The EFT of LSS at NNLO: Trispectrum and covariance of the power spectrum
17:30	Katelin Schutz (UC Berkeley, US) N-point functions in the EFT of LSS: practical challenges and future prospects