Introduction to Astroparticle Physics: Cosmic Rays and Dark Matter

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Explores neutrino decoupling in the early universe and its implications on cosmic evolution.

Explores the historical evolution of cosmology, covering key concepts and scientific revolutions in the field.

Explores Boltzmann H-theorem, entropy conservation, neutrino freezing, nucleosynthesis, and cosmological constraints.

Explores the Universe's size, mass-energy, geometry, and evolution, including redshift effects and accelerating expansion.

Discusses dark matter, its evidence, and various candidates, including neutrinos and axions.

Covers the processes of recombination and decoupling of photons, explaining their significance in the origin of the cosmic microwave background.

Explores dark energy, the cosmological constant, and their impact on the universe's expansion under various scenarios.

Explores inflation, quantum fluctuations, scalar fields, and their impact on the universe's structure formation.

Discusses the thermal history of the universe and the Cosmic Microwave Background's significance in cosmology.

Explores new cosmological dynamics of the axion, explaining dark matter and baryon asymmetry.