An astonishing 99.6% of our Universe is dark. Observations indicate that the Universe consists of 70% of a mysterious dark energy and 25% of a yet unidentified dark matter component, and only 0.4% of the remaining ordinary matter is visible. Understanding the physics of this dark sector is the foremost challenge in cosmology today. Sophisticated simulations of the evolution of the Universe play a crucial task in this endeavor.
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Thursday, 13 September 2012
Secrets of the Dark Universe: Simulating the Sky on the Blue Gene/Q
Libellés :
Argonne National Laboratory,
Astrophysics,
Dark Matter
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