CPLUOS Astrophysics team meeting

Asia/Seoul
물리학과

물리학과

Zoom Meeting https://uos-ac-kr.zoom.us/j/8264902652 Meeting ID: 826 490 2652
Description

https://uos-ac-kr.zoom.us/j/8264902652

    • COSMOLOGY
      • 1
        Hyeonmo's Report - Introduction of GALIC code
        Speaker: Hyeonmo Koo (University of Seoul)

        Head-on Collision FDM/CDM Halos

        • Made halo.
          • M = 2π x 108 M
          • r1/2 = 0.53 kpc
          • T = 0.8 x (9.8 x 108 yr / h)
        • Half-mass radius evolution
          • Histogram of r for particles
            • x axis: r [kpc]
            • t = 0.0
            • t = 0.2
            • t = 0.4
            • t = 0.6
            • t = 0.8
          • Histogram of v for particles
            • x axis: v [km / s]
            • t = 0.0
            • t = 0.2
            • t = 0.4
            • t = 0.6
            • t = 0.8
      • 2
        Young's report. FoF and MST algorithm
        Speaker: Young Ju

        Mulguisin (MGS) Clustering Algorithm 1. Comparison of Clustering Algorithms for Study of Cosmic Structure Finding (Writing Mulguisin paper)

        • Controlled data 1 - R 1.
        • Controlled data 1 - R 10.
        • Change 'sea level': Change minimum number of cluster (50 → 300).
        • The distribution of clusters in the 3-D space.
          • MGS
          • MST
          • FoF
          • DBSCAN
        • Linking length - number of cluster graph → 50 galaxies
          • This graph has vertical line. → Because of separation
      • 3
        Seyeon's Report - CLML
        Speaker: Se Yeon Hwang (Universe of Seoul)

        Cosmology with Large scale structure using Machine Learning (CLML)

        • Data → CNN
        • Data → Vit
        • Started 2 Gpc.
          • 1G → x 10 times → 2G
            • Number of dark matter halos
              • 1G = 136,165
              • 2G = 1350320
        • ra, dec and observed redshift like usual → Histogram bin size = (64, 64, 64)
        • xyz with alcock paczynski effect → Histogram bin size = (64, 64, 64)
        • w0: Good prediction
        • Vit structure
        • CNN structure
        • Vit has almost 6 times more than CNN.
        • Vit training data = 3184 (validation = 10%)
        • Testing data = 796
        • 6 parameters are too many.
      • 4
        Sumi's report
        Speaker: Sumi Kim (University of Seoul)

        Cosmology of High-Order Statistics (CHOA)

        • No progress
      • 5
        John Suarez's report

        Join Photo + Spect Data to Predict Physical Features

        • From DESI survey
        • Combine photo + spect data.
        • First, create a DESI + DES test catalog.
          • Fuji SV3
            • The DESI 1% survey
        • Benchmark on spectra
          • To create the dataset for DESI Fuji SV3
            • ~ 67 K (with targets)
        • Input data: 65,671 objects
          • Train: 70%
          • Valid: 30%
          • Test: 30%
        • Photometric normalized.
          • Epoch: 10
          • Learning rate: 0.01
          • Batch size: 32
      • 6
        Dr.Sabiu's Report
        Speaker: Dr Cristiano Sabiu (University of Seoul)

        Deep Learning the Deep Sky: Recovering low surface brightness objects with machine learning

        • No progress
    • 7
      Discussion