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Expositor: Julio Navarro (University of Victoria, Canada)
Date: viernes 26 de julio, 11:30 hs.
Abstract: I will discuss the implications of new discoveries of extremely faint galaxies for our understanding of the clustering of dark matter in the smallest scales, and for proposed revisions to the Lambda Cold Dark Matter paradigm.
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