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Organizers
Salvatore Capozziello, Mariafelicia De Laurentis, Lorenzo Fatibene, Luca Lusanna, Sabino Matarrese

Abstract
The aim of the school is to bring together PhD students, Post-docs and researchers with interests in the new approaches and trends in Theoretical Cosmology. In particular, the lectures will be devoted to the so called back reaction in cosmology, the cosmic acceleration and the theory of cosmological perturbations. The lectures are also devoted to the formation of INFN researchers.


Topics
- Back reaction and coarse-grained cosmology

- Cosmic acceleration and dark energy models

- The gauge-covariant approach to the cosmological perturbations

- Scalar fields and dark energy




Talks

Jan, 26 2009 - 10:30	Copeland	Observational evidence for dark energy	Lecture		Slides
Jan, 26 2009 - 09:00	Ellis	The big picture: botton up and top down iteractions in cosmology	Lecture		Slides
Jan, 26 2009 - 12:00	Dunsby	Beyond the Friedman model- a tool box for solving perturbation problems in cosmology	Lecture
Jan, 26 2009 - 15:00	Carfora	Averaging and back-reaction in relativistic cosmology I	Lecture		Slides
Jan, 26 2009 - 16:00	De Deo	Backreaction in "post-Newtonian" cosmologies	Lecture
Jan, 26 2009 - 17:30	F. Kuhnel	Stochastic Inflation and Replica Field Theory	Contribution
Jan, 27 2009 - 09:00	Ellis	Fitting and averaging in cosmology: dynamic and observational aspects	Lecture		Slides
Jan, 27 2009 - 10:00	Dunsby	Illustrating the power of the covariant approach	Lecture
Jan, 27 2009 - 12:00	Copeland	Models of lambda and why they are fine tuned (inc landscape)	Lecture		Slides
Jan, 27 2009 - 15:00	M. Célérier	Cosmology and astrophysics with exact inhomogeneous solutions of General Relativity	Lecture		Slides
Jan, 27 2009 - 16:00	A. Koshelev	Cosmological Signature of Tachyon Condensation	Contribution		Slides
Jan, 27 2009 - 16:00	A. Piórkowska	Does our knowledge about background cosmology matter to testing fundamantal Physics?	Contribution		Slides
Jan, 27 2009 - 17:30	D. Saez-Gomez	f(R) gravity from scalar-tensor theory and inhomogeneous EoS Dark Energy	Contribution		Slides
Jan, 27 2009 - 17:30	V. Marra	Cosmological background solutions and cosmological backreactions	Contribution		Slides
Jan, 28 2009 - 09:00	Ellis	Describing inhomogeneous cosmologies:tools to use in the investigation	Lecture		Slides
Jan, 28 2009 - 10:00	Kolb	TBA	Lecture
Jan, 28 2009 - 12:00	Copeland	Evolving dark energy -- quintessence and k-essence	Lecture		Slides
Jan, 28 2009 - 15:00	Carfora	Averaging and back-reaction in relativistic cosmology II	Lecture		Slides
Jan, 28 2009 - 16:00	D. Bertacca	Unified Dark Matter Models	Contribution		Slides
Jan, 28 2009 - 16:00	L. Izzo	Cosmography by GRBs	Contribution		Slides
Jan, 28 2009 - 17:30	G. Marozzi	Gauge invariant averages for the cosmological backreaction	Contribution		Slides
Jan, 28 2009 - 17:30	C.Corda	Signals and interferometric response functions in the framework of gravitational waves arising from Extended Theories of Gravity	Contribution		Slides
Jan, 29 2009 - 09:00	Kolb	TBA	Lecture
Jan, 29 2009 - 10:00	Dunsby	Second order perturbation theory, applications and open problems	Lecture
Jan, 29 2009 - 12:00	Copeland	Modified gravity approaches (not inc averaging)	Lecture		Slides
Jan, 29 2009 - 15:00	L. Lusanna	Canonical gravity in the York Canonical Basis: the starting point to exsplore how much of the “darkness” con be explained	Lecture
Jan, 29 2009 - 16:00	E. Calabrese	Cosmic microwave weak lensing data as a test for the dark universe	Contribution		Slides
Jan, 29 2009 - 16:00	C. Stornaiolo	Recobstruction of the early stages of the universe through a tomographic approach	Contribution
Jan, 29 2009 - 17:30	G. Esposito	Towards an averaging procedure in variable-G cosmologies	Contribution		Slides
Jan, 29 2009 - 17:30	I. Bochicchio	Evolution of dust shells in Tolman--Bondi space--time as a Weierstrass problem	Contribution