by Adrian Liu, James Aguirre, Yacine Ali-Haimoud, Marcelo Alvarez, Adam Beardsley, George Becker, Judd Bowman, Patrick Breysse, Volker Bromm, Philip Bull, Jack Burns, Isabella P. Carucci, Tzu-Ching Chang, Hsin Chiang, Joanne Cohn, David DeBoer, Joshua Dillon, Cora Dvorkin, Anastasia Fialkov, Steven Furlanetto, Nick Gnedin, Bryna Hazelton, Daniel Jacobs, Marc Klein Wolt, Saul Kohn, Leon Koopmans, Ely Kovetz, Paul La Plante, Adam Lidz, Adrian Liu, Yin-Zhe Ma, Yi Mao, Kiyoshi Masui, Andrei Mesinger, Jordan Mirocha, Julian Munoz, Steven Murray, Aaron Parsons, Jonathan Pober, Benjamin Saliwanchik, Jonathan Sievers, Nithyanandan Thyagarajan, Hy Trac, Eli Visbal, and Matias Zaldarriaga
Published onMay 31, 2019
Cosmology with the Highly Redshifted 21 cm Line
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Abstract
The 21cm line can be used to conduct large-volume surveys of the high-z universe, probing both astrophysics and cosmology. We highlight the promise of using the 21cm line to constrain cosmology via z > 6 observations, emphasizing the key advances and investments required to access the potentially vast information content of future surveys.
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