Lawrence Krauss

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Lawrence Krauss is affiliated with the following schools: Yale University, Carleton University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Case Western Reserve University, Australian National University, Arizona State University

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According to Wikipedia, Lawrence Maxwell Krauss is a Canadian-American theoretical physicist and cosmologist who previously taught at Arizona State University , Yale University, and Case Western Reserve University. He founded ASU's Origins Project in 2008 to investigate fundamental questions about the universe and served as the project's director.

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Lawrence Krauss's Published Works

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Published Works

DARWIN: towards the ultimate dark matter detector (2016) (545)
Discrete gauge symmetry in continuum theories. (1989) (519)
The cosmological constant is back (1995) (289)
Age Estimates of Globular Clusters in the Milky Way: Constraints on Cosmology (2003) (272)
CMBPol Mission Concept Study Probing Ination with CMB Polarization (2008) (264)
A Model for neutrino masses and dark matter (2002) (256)
The Age of Globular Clusters in Light of Hipparcos: Resolving the Age Problem? (1997) (230)
Space, the final frontier? (2009) (202)
Local discrete symmetry and quantum-mechanical hair (1990) (193)
Reheating predictions in single field inflation (2015) (170)
Flatness of the universe - Reconciling theoretical prejudices with observational data (1984) (169)
Solar System constraints and signatures for dark-matter candidates. (1986) (167)
New constraints on "INO" masses from cosmology (I). Supersymmetric "inos" (1983) (158)
Bolometric detection of neutrinos. (1985) (151)
New nucleosynthesis constraint on the variation of G. (2003) (142)
Observation of coupled vibrational modes of a semiconductor nanocrystal. (1996) (140)
Observation of Incipient Black Holes and the Information Loss Problem (2006) (138)
Antineutrino astronomy and geophysics (1984) (132)
Cold dark matter candidates and the solar neutrino problem (1985) (122)
Calculations for cosmic axion detection. (1985) (119)
The Physics of Star Trek (1995) (114)
Life, the Universe, and Nothing: Life and Death in an Ever-expanding Universe (1999) (113)
Low energy supergravity and the anomalous magnetic moment of the muon (1983) (110)
Test of the weak equivalence principle for neutrinos and photons. (1988) (106)
Baryogenesis below the electroweak scale (1999) (102)
Testing the Constancy of the Gravitational Constant Using Helioseismology (1998) (98)
A Lower Limit on the Age of the Universe (1995) (96)
Searching for Dark Matter at the LHC with a Mono-Z (2012) (92)
Before the Beginning: Our Universe and Others (1997) (90)
Constraints on Light Hidden Sector Gauge Bosons from Supernova Cooling (2012) (88)
A Universe from Nothing (2012) (84)
Big bang nucleosynthesis: Predictions and uncertainties (1990) (78)
General analysis of direct dark matter detection: From microphysics to observational signatures (2015) (77)
Probing inflation with CMB polarization (2008) (74)
'Just SO' Neutrino Oscillations (1987) (72)
Using cosmology to establish the quantization of gravity (2013) (68)
Angular signatures for galactic halo weakly interacting massive particle scattering in direct detectors: Prospects and challenges (2000) (67)
A short-lived axion variant (1986) (66)
New limits on the variability of G from big bang nucleosynthesis (1990) (66)
The return of a static universe and the end of cosmology (2007) (66)
The End of the Age Problem, and the Case for a Cosmological Constant Revisited (1997) (63)
Impact of dark matter microhalos on signatures for direct and indirect detection (2010) (62)
Gravitational Lensing by Isothermal Spheres with Finite Core Radii: Galaxies and Dark Matter (1987) (58)
Nearly scale invariant spectrum of gravitational radiation from global phase transitions. (2007) (57)
Additional Light Sterile Neutrinos and Cosmology (2013) (53)
Gravitational waves from global phase transitions (1992) (51)
Godless universe untenable A Universe from Nothing: Why There is Something Rather Than Nothing (2012) (50)
Indirect detection of light neutralino dark matter in the next-to-minimal supersymmetric standard model (2006) (49)
Primordial Gravitational Waves and Cosmology (2010) (48)
An accurate relative age estimator for globular clusters (1996) (48)
Refined big bang nucleosynthesis constraints on Omega B and N nu. (1994) (47)
Spin Dependent Scattering of Weakly Interacting Massive Particles in Heavy Nuclei (1991) (46)
DARWIN – a next-generation liquid xenon observatory for dark matter and neutrino physics (2021) (45)
Grand unification, gravitational waves, and the cosmic microwave background anisotropy. (1992) (45)
Comparing interaction rate detectors for weakly interacting massive particles with annual modulation detectors (2003) (44)
Z decay and the search for dark matter. (1990) (43)
A STELLAR ENERGY LOSS MECHANISM INVOLVING AXIONS (1984) (43)
Theoretical Uncertainties in the Subgiant Mass-Age Relation and the Absolute Age of ω Centauri (2002) (43)
Geometry and Destiny (1999) (40)
The stochastic gravitational wave spectrum resulting from cosmic string evolution (1989) (39)
Is Higgs inflation ruled out (2014) (38)
Alpha scattering and capture reactions in the A=7 system at low energies. (1993) (38)
A New Solar System Dark Matter Population of Weakly Interacting Massive Particles (1998) (38)
Late time behavior of false vacuum decay: possible implications for cosmology and metastable inflating states. (2007) (38)
Sensitivity of the DARWIN observatory to the neutrinoless double beta decay of $$^{136}$$Xe (2020) (37)
Measurement of low energy K+ total cross sections on N=Z nuclei. (1994) (35)
Computer studies of magnetization for amorphous Fe1-xZrxHy alloys. (1989) (34)
Redshift Accuracy Requirements for Future Supernova and Number Count Surveys (2004) (33)
Old Galaxies at High Redshift and the Cosmological Constant (1996) (33)
Universal Limits on Computation (2004) (32)
Direct capture in the 3(+) resonance of 2H( alpha, gamma )6Li. (1994) (32)
Neutrino spectroscopy of supernova 1987A (1987) (32)
Indirect detection of light neutralino dark matter in the NMSSM (2006) (31)
K+ total cross sections as a test for nucleon "swelling" (1990) (31)
K+ total cross sections on 12C and medium effects in nuclei. (1992) (31)
Solar neutrino detection sensitivity in DARWIN via electron scattering (2020) (30)
Big Bang Nucleosynthesis constraints and light element abundance estimates (1994) (30)
Primordial lithium and the standard model(s). (1989) (29)
Time-domain observation of nuclear contributions to the optical nonlinearities of glasses. (1996) (29)
Re-ionizing the universe without stars (2011) (28)
War is peace. (2009) (27)
Assessing alternatives for directional detection of a halo of weakly interacting massive particles (2007) (26)
Correlation of solar neutrino modulation with solar cycle variation in p-mode acoustic spectra (1990) (25)
A Mission to Map our Origins (2008) (25)
New constraints on neutrino masses from cosmology (1983) (24)
Scientific reach of multiton-scale dark matter direct detection experiments (2013) (24)
Quantum hair, instantons, and black hole thermodynamics: some new results (1996) (23)
Large slow roll parameters in single field inflation (2015) (23)
Solar-neutrino oscillations. (1985) (23)
Angular diameters as a probe of a cosmological constant and Omega (1992) (23)
Strong lensing constraints on the velocity dispersion and density profile of elliptical galaxies (2002) (22)
Solar neutrino data, solar model uncertainties and neutrino oscillations (1992) (22)
Gravitational Lensing, Finite Galaxy Cores, and the Cosmological Constant (1992) (22)
Four-field excitation of multiphoton NMR resonances in spin I=(1/2). (1986) (22)
The end of cosmology? (2008) (21)
Low-energy neutrino detection and precision tests of the standard model (1991) (21)
Cosmic Variance in Cosmic Microwave Background Anisotropies: From 1 degrees to COBE (1993) (21)
Implications of the Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe Age Measurement for Stellar Evolution and Dark Energy (2003) (20)
Dark energy, a cosmological constant, and type Ia supernovae (2007) (20)
Drip paintings and fractal analysis. (2007) (20)
Probing the gravitational wave signature from cosmic phase transitions at different scales (2010) (20)
Constraints on gravitino decay and the scale of inflation using CMB spectral distortions (2015) (20)
Constraints on short-lived axions from the decay π+→e+e−e+ν (1986) (19)
A New Approach to Gravitational Microlensing: Time Delays and the Galactic Mass Distribution (1991) (18)
Cosmic strings. The current status (1988) (18)
Neutrinos, WMAP, and BBN (2010) (17)
The Sun as a probe of varying G (1994) (17)
Implications of a New Solar System Population of Neutralinos on Indirect Detection Rates (1999) (17)
Updated limits on the electron neutrino mass and large angle oscillations from SN1987A (1995) (17)
Hiding in the Mirror: The Mysterious Allure of Extra Dimensions, from Plato to String Theory and Beyond (2006) (16)
GRAVITATIONAL LENSING SIGNATURE OF LONG COSMIC STRINGS (1997) (16)
Fear of physics : a guide for the perplexed (1994) (16)
Dark Energy and the Hubble Age (2002) (16)
e+e- peaks at 1.8 MeV: Phenomenological constraints on nuclear transitions, axions, and the particle interpretation. (1986) (16)
Quintessence : the mystery of missing mass in the universe (2000) (15)
CMB anisotropies two years after COBE: observations, theory and the future (1994) (15)
Impact of prior assumptions on Bayesian estimates of inflation parameters and the expected gravitational waves signal from inflation (2008) (15)
Comparing WIMP Interaction Rate Detectors with Annual Modulation Detectors (2002) (15)
Einstein’s Unfinished Symphony: Listening to the Sounds of Space-Time (2001) (15)
Anthropic arguments and the cosmological constant, with and without the assumption of typicality. (2008) (14)
The State of the Universe: Cosmological Parameters 2002 (2003) (14)
Gravitational lensing and the variability of G (1992) (14)
Assessing Alternatives for Directional Detection of a WIMP Halo (2005) (14)
Killing the straw man: Does BICEP prove inflation at the GUT scale? (2014) (14)
The signal from a galactic supernova: measuring the tau-neutrino mass (1992) (13)
Leslie Lawrance Foldy (2001) (12)
A viable weak interaction axion (1988) (12)
From B-modes to quantum gravity and unification of forces (2014) (11)
Millisecond pulsars, gravitational waves and the inflationary universe (1985) (11)
Damping of primordial gravitational waves from generalized sources (2013) (11)
Testing the Constancy of Newton's Gravitational Constant using Helioseismology (1998) (10)
Damped dispersion interaction energies for He-H2, Ne-H2, and Ar-H2. (1985) (10)
A Short History of the Universe (1994) (10)
The age of globular clusters (1999) (10)
The fifth essence : the search for dark matter in the universe (1990) (10)
Higgs seesaw mechanism as a source for dark energy. (2013) (9)
Non-classical hair on black holes (1990) (9)
Gravitational Lensing and Dark Structures (1998) (9)
Erratum: Additional light sterile neutrinos and cosmology (Physical Review D - Particles, Fields, Gravitation and Cosmology (2013) 87 (083515)) (2013) (9)
DARK MATTER IN THE UNIVERSE (1986) (9)
Can We Rule Out a Heavy Tau Neutrino (1984) (9)
Scientists as celebrities: Bad for science or good for society? (2015) (9)
Late Time Decay of the False Vacuum, Measurement, and Quantum Cosmology (2008) (9)
Capture amplitudes in the reaction 12C( alpha, gamma ) 16O at stellar energies. (1985) (9)
Sensitivity of solar g-modes to varying G cosmologies (1995) (9)
New globular cluster age estimates and constraints on the cosmic equation of state and the matter density of the universe (2001) (9)
The fate of life in the universe. (1999) (8)
Dark matter and inflation (1985) (8)
Can millisecond pulsar timing measurements rule out cosmic strings (1989) (8)
Introduction. The Religion And Science Debate: Why Does It Continue? (2009) (8)
pp Events with missing energy: Evidence for a fourth neutrino? (1984) (8)
New look at the solar neutrino problem. (1993) (8)
Solar neutrino data and their implications. (1992) (8)
Hiding in the mirror (2005) (8)
Observing the Evolution of the Universe (2009) (7)
Should science speak to faith? (2007) (7)
Treating solar model uncertainties: A consistent statistical analysis of solar neutrino models and data. (1994) (7)
YET ANOTHER PAPER ON SN1987A: LARGE ANGLE OSCILLATIONS, AND THE ELECTRON NEUTRINO MASS (1994) (7)
The Standard Model, Dark Matter, and Dark Energy: From the Sublime to the Ridiculous (2004) (7)
Solitons in hydrogen-bonded chains: A microscopic model. (1991) (6)
A beacon from the big bang. (2014) (6)
The Big Bang, modern cosmology and the fate of the Universe: impacts upon culture (2009) (6)
No country is an island. (2010) (6)
Beyond Star Trek: Physics from Alien Invasions to the End of Time (1998) (6)
Gravitation, phase transitions, and the big bang (1982) (5)
Beyond Star Trek (1997) (5)
Radiation can never again dominate Matter in a Vacuum Dominated Universe (2007) (5)
Faith and foolishness. (2010) (5)
Cosmology, astrophysics, and a 17 keV neutrino (1991) (5)
Low-energy baryosynthesis (1985) (5)
An elliptical galaxy luminosity function and velocity dispersion sample of relevance for gravitational lensing statistics (1999) (4)
Reply to Comment on "Drip Paintings and Fractal Analysis" by Micolich et al (arXiv:0712.165v1 [cond-mat.stat-mech]) (2008) (4)
Dirty Black Holes and Hairy Black Holes. (1996) (4)
Neutrino cosmology and limits on extended technicolor. (1993) (4)
How women can save the planet. (2009) (4)
Anthropics and Myopics: Conditional Probabilities and the Cosmological Constant (2007) (4)
Cosmology: What is dark energy? (2004) (4)
The Greatest Story Ever Told—So Far: Why Are We Here? (2017) (4)
Fear of Physics (1994) (4)
Metastability of the false vacuum in a Higgs-seesaw model of dark energy (2013) (4)
Inflation and shadow matter (1986) (4)
Space, Time, and Matter: Cosmological Parameters 2001 (2001) (4)
Spontaneous CP violation at the electroweak scale. (1992) (4)
Microhalos and Dark Matter Detection (2011) (3)
Cosmology as seen from Venice (2001) (3)
Beyond Star Trek: From Alien Invasions to the End of Time (1998) (3)
New signatures for dark-matter detectors. (1989) (3)
Duality, axion charge, and quantum mechanical hair☆ (1991) (3)
Reason, Unfettered by Faith. (2007) (3)
RECENT DEUTERIUM OBSERVATIONS AND BIG BANG NUCLEOSYNTHESIS CONSTRAINTS (1994) (3)
The Fifth Essence (1989) (2)
Reopening the solar neutrino question (1992) (2)
Proliferating madness (2006) (2)
The History and Fate of the Universe (2003) (2)
WHAT EINSTEIN GOT WRONG. (2015) (2)
New quarks and neutrino counting below the z threshold (1986) (2)
Baryosynthesis and promordial inflation reexamined (1983) (2)
More dangerous than nonsense (2007) (2)
New gravitational tests of early universe cosmology (1986) (2)
Hybrid Inflation and Particle Physics (1997) (2)
A new cosmological paradigm: the cosmological constant and dark matter (1998) (2)
Supernova neutrinos and the signal from the next galactic supernova (1992) (2)
Big bad nucleosynthesis: A review (1995) (2)
Replacing Anthropy with entropy: Does it work? (2008) (2)
Implications of Recent Nucleon Spin Structure Measurements for Neutralino Dark Matter Detection (1994) (2)
A fifth force farce (2008) (2)
The Story of H (2002) (2)
Spontaneous e+e− pair creation in heavy ion collisions (1987) (2)
Cosmic Variance in CMB Anisotropies : From 1 ◦ to COBE (2008) (2)
Questions that Plague Physics (2004) (2)
Sermons and straw men (2006) (2)
Cosmic Strings: The Current Status/Proceedings of the Yale Cosmic String Workshop Yale University, May 6-7, 1988 (1989) (1)
Cosmology: A just-so story (2003) (1)
C. P. Snow in New York. (2009) (1)
Higher-order pair-conversion peaks in heavy-ion collisions. (1988) (1)
SPIN COUPLED AXION DETECTION (1985) (1)
Implications of Broken Symmetry for Superhorizon Conservation Theorems in Cosmology (2009) (1)
Search for a strangeness -1 dibaryon below the Sigma N threshold. (1992) (1)
The History and Fate of the Universe : A guide to accompany the Contemporary Physics Education Project Cosmology Chart * (2003) (1)
Particle Physics and Cosmology. P. D. B. Collins, A. D. Martin, and E. J. Squires. Wiley-Interscience, New York, 1989. xvi, 496 pp., illus. $59.95. (1990) (1)
A dark future for cosmology (2007) (1)
Lost in Los Angeles (2005) (1)
The Holy Grail of Physics (1993) (1)
GPU-based optical simulation of the DARWIN detector (2022) (1)
Spring fever (2006) (1)
Extracting Particle Physics Information from Direct Detection of Dark Matter with Minimal Assumptions (2018) (1)
CMB polarization workshop : theory and foregrounds : CMBPol mission concept study, Batavia, IL, 23-26 June 2008 (2009) (1)
WHAT IS THE ROLE OF NEUTRINOS IN SHAPING THE UNIVERSE (2006) (1)
Sound speed and viscosity of semi-relativistic relic neutrinos (2016) (1)
Museum of misinformation (2007) (1)
Axions and Atomic Clocks (2019) (1)
REFINED BIG BANG NUCLEOSYNTHESIS CONSTRAINTS ON Baryon and N (1994) (1)
Selling physics to unwilling buyers: Physics fact and fiction (1998) (1)
BARYON NUMBER VIOLATION AT THE ELECTROWEAK SCALE (1992) (1)
Celebrating Science as Culture (2008) (1)
Different halo models and DAMA/CDMS/EDELWEISS and future detectors (2005) (1)
The Doomsday Clock still ticks. (2010) (1)
Yale Cosmic String Workshop (1988) (1)
Cosmic Deconstructionism (2007) (1)
The proceedings of the 1994 CWRU workshop on CMB anisotropies two years after COBE : observations, theory and the future, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, April 22-24, 1994 (1994) (1)
The Biology of Star Trek (1998) (1)
Survival of the slickest (2005) (1)
Science and the Candidates (2008) (1)
Is no SNUs good news? (1992) (1)
Uncertainties in the Absolute Age of the Globular Clusters (1995) (0)
Supernova neutrinos and the tau neutrino mass: Fact and fancy for Fred (1992) (0)
World Lines: Will reason or unreason prevail? (2008) (0)
Mind your language (2005) (0)
The origins of life [19] (2006) (0)
Constraints on Dark Matter Halo Models from Different Detections Methods: Present and Future (2004) (0)
Antigravity The long-derided cosmological constant — a contrivance of Albert Einstein ’ s that represents a bizarre form of energy inherent in space itself — is one of two contenders for explaining changes in the expansion rate of the universe (1999) (0)
On the side of the angels (2006) (0)
Gravitation and phase transitions in the early universe (1982) (0)
It's a wonderful cosmos (2008) (0)
Another year over... (2006) (0)
ec 2 00 2 Dark Energy and the Hubble Age (2002) (0)
Commentary: Will Obama see sense about the nuclear threat? (2009) (0)
Are some things best left unsaid (2008) (0)
World lines: Let's celebrate the real big questions (2008) (0)
Peering Back to the Beginning of Time (2014) (0)
Cosmic Variance in CMB Anisotropies: From $1^{\circ}$ to COBE (1993) (0)
NEW CURRENTS AT CHEER. (1981) (0)
World Lines: How Einstein kept it simple (2008) (0)
Nucleosynthesis, cosmology and ω0: the saga continues (1996) (0)
Science Under Attack! Public Policy, Science Education and the Emperor's New Clothes (2005) (0)
Anything But Standard (2018) (0)
New signatures and sources for the detection of WIMP dark matter in the solar system 1 1 Research su (1998) (0)
A case of dubious rationales (2007) (0)
A Universe from Nothing. Lawrence M. Krauss (2012) (0)
1 1 A pr 1 99 9 CWRU-P 1699 Geometry and Destiny (2008) (0)
Big Bang Nucleosynthesis and Dark Matter: Baryons and Neutrinos (1994) (0)
Odds Are Stacked When Science Tries to Debate Pseudoscience. (One Point of View) (2002) (0)
Live long and prosper (2009) (0)
Celebrate evolution as only star children can (2009) (0)
Problems and Challenges for Cosmology involving Massive Neutrinos (1996) (0)
Is Inflation Observable (2009) (0)
Religion Vs. Science? (2009) (0)
Book Notes (2006) (0)
Lawrence Krauss - Life, the Universe, and Nothing: A Cosmic Mystery Story (2012) (0)
Truth in advertising (2006) (0)
Atom: A Single Oxygen Atom's Odyssey from the Big Bang to Life on Earth… and Beyond (2001) (0)
Physics and philanthropy (2006) (0)
A pr 1 99 2 Gravitational Lensing and the Variability of G (1992) (0)
A New Detector for Solar and Reactor Neutrinos (1985) (0)
World Lines: Let's listen to what nature says (2008) (0)
Reviews (2006) (0)
It's not the war on terror but a war on science (2011) (0)
Dark matter: an homage to neutrinos. (1989) (0)
LOCAL DISCRETE SYMMETRYAND QUANTUM-MECHANICALHAIR (1990) (0)
The Universe: Beginnings, Ending and Our Miserable Future (2014) (0)
Commentary: World Lines by Lawrence Krauss (2008) (0)
Back Matter for Volume 1141 (2009) (0)
Scientism and religionism: we're better off without them (2008) (0)
PLUTONIUM AGING: A case of dubious rationales (2007) (0)
World Lines: Who will have all the bright ideas? (2008) (0)
INFLATION , AND LIGHT SCALARS (1992) (0)
Time to nail inflation (2008) (0)
Why should physicists care about Dover? (2005) (0)
Statistics of Gravitational Lenses: Galaxies and Dark Matter (1989) (0)
A way to wage war on ignorance and poverty (2009) (0)
Human uniqueness and the future. (2010) (0)
World Lines: A science-literate president, please (2007) (0)
The free lunch that made our universe (2008) (0)
World lines: Editors must be our gatekeepers (2008) (0)
Into the breach? (2006) (0)
the End of Cosmology? (Cover story) (2008) (0)
P o S ( I D M 2 0 1 0 ) 0 7 9 Microhalos and Dark Matter Detection (2010) (0)
New News on Cosmic ν′s (1985) (0)
QCD2 and the classical correspondence in the large-N limit (1981) (0)
World Lines: The end of physics (2008) (0)
Comment: Atheism à la carte (2007) (0)
Scientific Integrity in Washington: Politics Trumps Science? (2005) (0)
World Lines: Time for the US to dismantle its nuclear weapons (2008) (0)
93 05 26 5 v 1 13 M ay 1 99 3 Neutrino Cosmology and Limits on Extended Technicolor (2005) (0)
Commentary: When a dream becomes reality (2007) (0)
Theoretical research at the high energy frontier. Cosmology and beyond (2018) (0)
Aliens unlimited (2003) (0)
Time deconstructed (2007) (0)
In Praise of a Great Contrarian (2020) (0)
No excuses for scientific ignorance (2011) (0)
World Lines: Work together, save the planet (2008) (0)
Panel Discussion (How Well Do We Need To Do (2008) (0)
A Precision Age Determination CITA-966 CWRU-P 696 Technique for Globular Clusters (2008) (0)
Embracing junk science (2006) (0)
Black holes, light reading (1999) (0)
In praise of the LHC (2008) (0)
How Strange Thou Art (1996) (0)
The real promise of synthetic biology. (2010) (0)
Anthropic fever (2006) (0)
World lines: Creationists' latest attack on science (2008) (0)
Einstein's Biggest Blunder: A Cosmic Mystery Story (2007) (0)
Modern Particle Physics: Particle Physics and Cosmology . P. D. B. Collins, A. D. Martin, and E. J. Squires. Wiley-Interscience, New York, 1989. xvi, 496 pp., illus. $59.95. (1990) (0)
Nobel nightmares (2006) (0)
Big Bang Nucleosynthesis (BBN) (1999) (0)
DESPERATELY SEEKING DARK MATTER (1988) (0)
What does the future of the universe hold (2014) (0)
Inflationary universe cosmology (2014) (0)
At last, science is back in the driving seat (2009) (0)
Cosmic Evolution (2010) (0)
Theoretical Research at the High Energy Frontier: Cosmology, Neutrinos, and Beyond (2013) (0)
Dark Matter Structures and the Free Streaming Scale (2019) (0)
Burton Award Talk: Science Under Attack: Intelligent Design (2005) (0)
ph ] 2 8 M ay 2 01 9 Axions and Atomic Clocks (2019) (0)
A Precision Age Determination Technique for Globular Clusters (1996) (0)
Commentary: Ideas that will govern America (2008) (0)
Cosmology and astrophysics 1992 (1992) (0)
World Lines: String theory's latest folly (2008) (0)
Universal effect (2006) (0)
C. P. Snow in New York: A new column that examines the intersection between science and society provides an update on the two cultures (2009) (0)
Fake Debate (2008) (0)
New Detection Signatures for WIMPs: Angular Effects, and WIMPs in the Solar System (1999) (0)
Magneto-hydrodynamic Jets, Pulsar Formation and SN1987a (1996) (0)
It's Never Too Late For Matter (2007) (0)
World Lines: The thrill of ambulance chasing (2008) (0)
Technique for Globular Clusters (2008) (0)
End-of-days danger. (2010) (0)
Words, science, and the state of evolution (2002) (0)
Son of Supernova SN 1987a: Thunder and Lightning? (1987) (0)
Yes, a scientist for energy secretary (2009) (0)
The defence that doesn't work (2006) (0)
Baryon number violation at the electroweak scale : first Yale-Texas Workshop, Yale University, 19-21 March 1992 (1992) (0)
The Physics of Virtual Particles. (1998) (0)
First strike (2006) (0)
LEP Physics and the Early Universe (1991) (0)
On Evidence for a Third Force in the Two New Sciences: A Reanalysis of Experiments by Galilei and Salviati (1986) (0)
Axions, Time Varying CP Violation, and Baryogenesis (2022) (0)
Quintessence: The Search for Missing Mass in the Universe (2000) (0)
Questions that plague physics. Lawrence M. Krauss speaks about unfinished business. (2004) (0)
COBE, Inflation, and Light Scalars (1992) (0)
an 2 00 3 Dark Energy and the Hubble Age (2003) (0)
Rethinking the dream. (2011) (0)
Dark matter theory: Constraints from particle physics (1991) (0)
Science the Catholic church can't ignore (2009) (0)
Cosmology without Design (2020) (0)
Reply: Walking like a black hole (2016) (0)
Selling Physics to Unwilling Buyers: Using Hollywood to Recruit for Physics (2003) (0)
Commentary: Cash prizes won't solve our energy problems (2008) (0)
Quantum hair and quantum gravity (1992) (0)
Why I love neutrinos. (2010) (0)
The Impact of COBE on Inflation, Dark Matter, and Structure Formation: a Brief Review (1993) (0)
MONOPOLE NON-ANNIHILATION AT THE ELECTROWEAK SCALE — NOT ! (2003) (0)
Closer to Armageddon (2007) (0)
Viewpoint: Peering Back to the Beginning of Time (2014) (0)
Front Matter for Volume 1141 (2009) (0)
Big bang nucleosynthesis constraints and light element abundance uncertainties (1994) (0)
Measuring the scale parameter of quantum chromodynamics at CHEER (1981) (0)
Commentary: Scientists, show your good side (2008) (0)
World Lines: Why the Nobel laureates chose to endorse Obama (2008) (0)
One Point of View: Odds Are Stacked When Science Tries To Debate Pseudoscience (2002) (0)
Dark matter candidates: What cold, .and what's not (2007) (0)
What's in a theory? (2006) (0)
Book Review: Atom : an odyssey from the big bang to life on earth...and beyond / Little, Brown & Co. (2001) (0)
00 09 46 7 v 1 2 8 Se p 20 00 Angular Signatures for Galactic Halo WIMP Scattering in Direct Detectors : Prospects and Challenges (2018) (0)
Comment on "Is Faith the Enemy of Science?" (2008) (0)
Return to the space race (2005) (0)
Don't vote for ignorance (2007) (0)
The Age of the Universe (1999) (0)
World Lines: What future astronomers won't see (2008) (0)
Prepared for submission to JCAP DARWIN : towards the ultimate dark matter detector DARWIN collaboration (2016) (0)
Cosmology as Science: From Inflation to the Future (2008) (0)
Before the beginning: Our universe and others, by Martin Rees (1998) (0)
Dark matters. (2010) (0)
Nonbaryonic dark matter candidates: Light, heavy or nothing? (1992) (0)
Lawrence krauss responds (2000) (0)
A NEW POPULATION OF WIMPS IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM AND INDIRECT DETECTION RATES (2000) (0)
A year of living dangerously. (2010) (0)
On Fine-Tuning and Design (2021) (0)
On Skepticism and Ocean Dynamics (2021) (0)
On Anthropic Arguments (2021) (0)
Analysis of 8Li( alpha,n)11B below the Coulomb barrier in the potential model. (1992) (0)
FERMILAB-PUB-19-218-T SLAC-PUB-17433 IPPP / 19 / 42 MCNET-19-11 Event Generation with SHERPA 2 . 2 (2019) (0)
Angular Distribution of Emitted Electron from He Impacted by＂Space-fixed＂Hydrogen Molecular Ions at 0.5 and 1 MeV (2007) (0)

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