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Cosmic Flows and other Novelties on lareg scales at PI #flowsPI

Posted on October 22, 2015October 22, 2015 by nafshordi

This update is way overdue, but the talks for our Cosmic Flows workshop at PI are available at

http://pirsa.org/C15035

and here is our conference photo:

Cosmic Flows_9624

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