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TRANSFORMER: from the genealogy of dark matter halos to the baryonic properties of galaxy clusters.

Astrophysics Corpuscular physics and outer space

Abstract

The thesis proposes to predict the baryonic properties of galaxy clusters based on the history of dark matter halo formation, using innovative neural networks (Transformers). The work will involve intensive numerical simulations. This project falls within the general framework of determining cosmological parameters through the observation of galaxy clusters in X-rays. It is directly linked to the international Heritage programme in the XMM-Euclid FornaX deep field.

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Institut de recherche sur les lois fondamentales de l’univers
Département d’Electronique, des Détecteurs et d’Informatique pour la physique
Laboratoire de cosmologie et statistiques
Paris-Saclay
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