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Getting Ready to Descend the Slippery Slope of Multi-Messenger Cosmological Black Holes Data

Sesto, Italy -- 10-14 February 2025

Science program website || Talk slides

Monday

Rosa Valiante: Chasing the first BHs with Electromagnetic and Gravitational Waves

• (Trinca+ 2024) When they allow super-Eddington growth, their luminosity function (LF) matches better with little red dots (LRDs), which are probably a transient feature of galaxies whose SMBHs are rapidly accreting

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Understanding the epoch of reionization. II.

Sesto, Italy -- 13-17 January 2025

• Science program website
• Uploaded slides

Monday

Valentina D'Odorico: Metals as probes of the Reionization epoch

• Part of the XQR-30 survey

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Small galaxies, big questions II

Durham University, 29 July - 02 August 2024

Monday

Danieli: Dwarf galaxies the Local Group review

• (Smith+ 2024) Smallest dwarf galaxy (UMa / UNIONS 1): 16 Msun!
• (Simon 2019) Dwarfs are low surface brightness (> 27 mag/arcsec^2 in V-band). Distinguishes them from GCs.
• Recent Examples: Tanoglidis+ (2021, DES), Danieli+ (2017, 2020a, Dragonfly), Greco+ (2018, HSC-SSP)

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First Stars VII

NYC -- 20-23 May 2024

Science program website

• Monday
• Tuesday
• Wednesday
• Thursday

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MBHs in the First Billion Years

Kinsale, Ireland -- 29 April - 3 May 2024

Science program website

Monday

Note: I was partially distracted by admin duties on Monday.

Hannah Übler

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import time
import numpy as np
from mpi4py import MPI
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

Mtotal = 1000  # system mass [kg]
Npart = 1000   # number of particles
Mpart = Mtotal / Npart
radius = 1     # sphere radius [m]
Vcf = 0.5      # fraction of circular velocity

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SMS Workshop

Geneva Observatory, 10-12 Jan 2024

Bromm: Formation of Supermassive Objects in the Early Universe

• (Pandya+ 2023) JWST CEERS "cigar" shaped high-z galaxies. Is the filamentary shape a signature of FDM or just expected high-z galaxy morphology (interacting, disks, etc)?

Glover: The Pop III IMF

• Kimura+ (2021): stellar versus disk growth in simulations -> more mass in the disk after some time -> disk fragmentation

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