Kamionkowski, Marc P.

Combined from CaltechTHESIS committee

• Gluščević, Vera (2013) CMB as a Probe of New Physics and Old Times; 10.7907/VZ0P-XD08
• Book, Laura Grace (2012) Cosmological Consequences of Gravitation: Structure Formation and Gravitational Waves; 10.7907/3KPE-MW85
• Lee, Samuel Kuhnman (2012) Three Paths to Particle Dark Matter; 10.7907/Q603-SH04
• Ali-Haimoud, Yacine (2011) A New Spin on Primordial Hydrogen Recombination and a Refined Model for Spinning Dust Radiation; 10.7907/QMFZ-0C90
• Pullen, Anthony Robert (2011) A Survey of Results in Modern Precision Cosmology; 10.7907/VJ9N-0J70
• Grin, Daniel (2010) The Lukewarm Frontier: Some Cosmological Consequences of 'Low Energy' Physics; 10.7907/EN34-1095
• Schlichting, Hilke Elisabeth (2009) Understanding the Origin of Planetary Systems: Studying the Kuiper Belt and the Dynamics of Planet Formation; 10.7907/SGJJ-9V78
• Brobeck, Elina (2009) Measurement of Ultra-High Energy Cosmic Rays with CHICOS; 10.7907/9YH6-N064
• Brown, Joanna Margaret (2008) Childhood to Adolescence: Dust and Gas Clearing in Protoplanetary Disks; 10.7907/560K-TZ76
• Kesden, Michael Henry (2005) To the Horizon and Beyond:Weak Lensing of the CMB and Binary Inspirals into Horizonless Objects; 10.7907/BQMR-4C14
• Jones, William Claude (2005) A Measurement of the Temperature and Polarization Anisotropies in the Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation; 10.7907/88BF-1W23
• Sievers, Jonathan LeRoy (2004) Data Analysis of and Results from Observations of the Cosmic Microwave Background with the Cosmic Background Imager; 10.7907/8706-VY52
• Alvi, Kashif Siddiq (2002) Topics in General Relativity: Binary Black Holes and Hyperbolic Formulations of Einstein's Equations; 10.7907/5S0S-MF65
• Bloom, Joshua Simon (2002) Toward an Understanding of the Progenitors of Gamma-Ray Bursts; 10.7907/GKHP-2K61
• Vallisneri, Michele (2002) Modeling and Detecting Gravitational Waves from Compact Stellar Objects; 10.7907/JN6M-BW40
• Ward, John Strawn (2002) Observations of Carbon Monoxide in the Starburst Galaxy M82 with a 690 GHz Wide Spectral Bandwidth Receiver; 10.7907/5S4X-NV83