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A. DIAFERIO (University of Torino)
Large-scale Cosmic Structures and Clusters of Galaxies in HectoMAP
A. FALTENBACHER (Wits University Johannesburg)
The dynamical aspect of halo/galaxy bias
A. PARANJAPE (ETH Zurich)
Exploring the scale dependence of Lagrangian bias
A. PUJOL VALLRIBERA (ICE Barcellona)
Are the halo occupation predictions consistent with large scale clustering of galaxies in simularions?
B. JONES (University of Groningen)
Mapping the cosmic web: the environment of galaxy birth
B. MÉNARD (Johns Hopkins University)
Using spatial clustering to estimate redshift distributions
C. PORCIANI (Bonn University)
Bias and the formation of dark-matter halos
C. WAGNER (Max-Planck-Institute for Astrophysics)
Measuring galaxy bias with position-dependent power spectrum
E. BRANCHINI (University Roma Tre)
Measuring nonlinear galaxy bias from counts in cells at z~1
E. CASTORINA (SISSA)
Halo abundances and clustering with massive neutrinos
E. GAZTAÑAGA (ICE Barcellona)
Cosmology with galaxy bias
F. KITAURA (Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics in Potsdam)
Modeling the galaxy distribution in redshiftspace with perturbation theory and stochastic halo biasing
F. SCHMIDT (Max-Planck-Institute for Astrophysics)
Peak-Background Split, Renormalization, and Galaxy Clustering
F.A. VILLAESCUSA NAVARRO (OA Trieste)
Clustering properties in cosmologies with massive neutrinos
G.B. ZHU (Johns Hopkins University)
Distribution of cool gas around luminous red galaxies
H. GIL-MARIN (University of Portsmouth)
Measuring the CMASS galaxy bias using the bispectrum technique
H. MO (UMass Amherst)
Using dark matter halos to reconstruct the cosmic density field
J. BEL (OA Brera)
An 'unbiased' measurement of the matter density parameter Omega_m from VIPERS PDR-1 (z~1)
J. SCHAYE (Leiden University)
The effect of baryons on the distribution of matter
J.E. POLLACK (University of Bonn)
Modelling the Halo/Galaxy Bias with the full nonlinear information in the mass density field
K. HOFFMANN (ICE Barcellona)
Measuring the growth of matter density fluctuations with third-order galaxy correlations
K.C. CHAN (University of Geneva)
Nonlocal Halo Bias
M. BIAGETTI (Universite de Geneve)
Non-Local Bias factors: Theory vs simulations
M. MUSSO (Université Catholique de Louvain)
Excursion sets with correlated steps: mass function, non-Gaussianity and bias
M. SIMONOVIC (SISSA)
A consistency relation for galaxies
N. PADILLA (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile)
Assembly bias in models and observations
S. COLE (Durham University)
The SHAM approach to modelling galaxy bias
S. SAITO (University of Tokyo)
Understanding higher-order non-local bias by combining the power spectrum with the bispectrum
T. BALDAUF (IAS, Princeton)
The Imprint of Initial Conditions on Halo Bias
T. MATSUBARA (Nagoya University)
Integrated PT and its applications
U. SELJAK (Berkeley University)
The multiple faces of galaxy bias
V. DESJACQUES (University of Geneva)
Bias: a personal cook book
W. CUI (OA Trieste)
The effects of baryons on the halo mass function
Z. VLAH (University of Zurich)
Distribution function approach to redshift space distortions of dark matter halos

Organizers

R. Scoccimarro (NYU), E. Sefusatti (OA Brera & ICTP), R. Sheth (ICTP & UPenn)