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Full-Text Articles in Cosmology, Relativity, and Gravity
Toward Deep Learning Emulators For Modeling The Large-Scale Structure Of The Universe, Neerav Kaushal
Toward Deep Learning Emulators For Modeling The Large-Scale Structure Of The Universe, Neerav Kaushal
Dissertations, Master's Theses and Master's Reports
Multi-billion dollar cosmological surveys are being conducted almost every decade in today’s era of precision cosmology. These surveys scan vast swaths of sky and generate tons of observational data. In order to extract meaningful information from this data and test these observations against theory, rigorous theoretical predictions are needed. In the absence of an analytic method, cosmological simulations become the most widely used tool to provide these predictions in order to test against the observations. They can be used to study covariance matrices, generate mock galaxy catalogs and provide ready-to-use snapshots for detailed redshift analyses. But cosmological simulations of matter …