Studying the world that we live in, specially through the window of the sky, has a long standing interest among people. In recent decades, the new technology has only caused this interest to grow. Nowadays, cosmology has become an exact science that among other things, studies 2+1 and 3+1 fields.Here we are mostly interested in studying cosmic tensions, degeneracies and measuring more precise values of cosmic parameters. We have three goals in mind: Parameter estimation, Model discrimination and Searching for new physics. In doing so, we make use of a variety of statistical, geometrical and topological tools.
Computational Resources
Four computers are available to the group members. These computers are located at the Ibn-Sina…
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Weekly meetings
Exploring Gaussian Processes Ali Haghighatgoo Computational Cosmology Group, Department of Physics, Shahid Beheshti University Tuesday,…
Classification of self-similar data according to Hurst exponent by classical and quantum machine learning Anahid…
Data analysis with sinusoid of unknown amplitude in known Gaussian noise Mohammad Al-Akhras Computational Cosmology…
A Lecture on Quantum Machine Learning Narges Eghbali Computational Cosmology Group, Department of Physics, Shahid…
Super Resolution and Deep Learning in Satellite Imaging Omid Choopanian Computational Cosmology Group, Department of…
Accurate Characterization of the Stochastic Gravitational Wave Background With Pulsar Timing Arrays by Likelihood Reweighting…
Persistence Homology of Cosmic Web Samira AslaniComputational Cosmology Group, Department of Physics, Shahid Beheshti University…
Homology Groups of Embedded Fractional Brownian Motion Hosein MasoomyComputational Cosmology Group, Department of Physics, Shahid…