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A long time ago, where were the galaxies far, far away?	A new millimeter-wave camera for CMB observations

Axisymmetric numerical and analytical studies of the magnetorotational instability in a magnetized Taylor-Couette flow	Broadband contrast for exo-planet imaging: The impact of propagation effects

CCAM: A novel millimeter-wave instrument using a close-packed TES bolometer array	Classical and quantum features of string cosmology

Clustering properties of luminous red galaxies with the Sloan Digital Sky Survey imaging data	Cosmology with dynamical extra dimensions

Dark energy: Theory and observational prospects	Detectors for the Atacama Cosmology Telescope

Different wavelet-based approaches for the separation of noisy and blurred mixtures of components. Application to astrophysical data	Experimental study of the effects of boundary conditions and guide field on magnetic reconnection

Gravitational waves and the early universe	Kinetic effects on turbulence driven by the magnetorotational instability in black hole accretion

Laboratory study of angular momentum transport in a rotating shear flow	Long-term evolution and stability of planetary systems

Mass distribution of hot stellar systems	Measuring inflation through precision cosmology

Multifrequency analysis of cosmic microwave background radiation and radiation transport in simulations of reionization	Particle dark matter in the solar system

Reaction rates and other processes in a dense plasma	The 2004--2005 CAPMAP instrument and CMB polarization data

The Borexino nylon film and the third counting test facility	The accelerating expansion of the universe

The magnetothermal instability and its applications	Three-body problems with rotating, dissipating, and accreting masses

Topics in gravitational lensing: Clusters, quasars, and the cosmic microwave background	Type II quasars from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey

Weak gravitational lensing analysis of Sloan Digital Sky Survey data	Weak gravitational lensing theory and data analysis