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<h1 align="center">The CLASS Tour: King's & UCL, London, 11-16 May 2014 </h1>
<h2 align="center">London Hack Days on the CMB, <a href="http://class-code.net" target="new">CLASS</a> and <a href="http://baudren.github.io/montepython.html" target="new">Monte Python</a></h2>
<h3 align="center"> by Benjamin Audren, Julien Lesgourgues, Thomas Tram, Jesus Torrado </h3>
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<h3>Cosmological perturbation theory, CMB physics and their implementation in the <a href="http://class-code.net" target="new">CLASS</a> code</h3>
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<a href="class-tour/London2014/lecture1.pdf">Lecture 1:</a> General introduction to <a href="http://class-code.net" target="new">CLASS</a> (motivations, overall structure, basic input and output, principle of the <tt>input</tt> module)
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<a href="class-tour/London2014/lecture2.pdf">Lecture 2:</a> Homogeneous Cosmology and the <tt>background</tt> module
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<a href="class-tour/London2014/lecture3.pdf">Lecture 3:</a> Thermal History and the <tt>thermodynamics</tt> module
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<a href="class-tour/London2014/lecture4.pdf">Lecture 4:</a> Cosmological Perturbations and the <tt>perturbation</tt> module
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<a href="class-tour/London2014/lecture5.pdf">Lecture 5:</a> Initial Conditions and the <tt>primordial</tt> module
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<a href="class-tour/London2014/lecture6.pdf">Lecture 6:</a> Non-linear corrections and the <tt>nonlinear</tt> module. Harmonic transfer Functions and the <tt>transfer</tt> module
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<a href="class-tour/London2014/lecture7.pdf">Lecture 7:</a> The <tt>spectra</tt>, <tt>lensing</tt> and <tt>output</tt> modules. Propspects and bibliography
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Focus on specialised topics in <a href="http://class-code.net" target="new">CLASS</a><h3>
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<a href="class-tour/London2014/Numerical_Methods_in_CLASS_London.pdf">Lecture I:</a> Advanced numerical numerical methods
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<a href="class-tour/London2014/ncdm.pdf">Lecture II:</a> Implementation of massive neutrinos or other types of non-cold dark matter
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<a href="class-tour/London2014/CurvaturePolarisation_London.pdf">Lecture III:</a> Implementation of polarisation and of spatial curvature
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<a href="class-tour/London2014/nontrivial_species_in_CLASS.pdf">Lecture IV:</a> Implementation of non-trivial species (decaying dark matter, quintessence, ...)
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Lectures by Benjamin Audren: Parameter extraction and <a href="http://baudren.github.io/montepython.html" target="new">Monte Python</a></h3>
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<a href="class-tour/London2014/MP_lecture1.pdf">Lecture A:</a> Parameter inference from data
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<a href="class-tour/London2014/MP_lecture2.pdf">Lecture B:</a> Introduction to <a href="http://baudren.github.io/montepython.html" target="new">Monte Python</a>
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<a href="class-tour/London2014/MP_lecture3.pdf">Lecture C:</a> Basic usage of <a href="http://baudren.github.io/montepython.html" target="new">Monte Python</a>
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<a href="class-tour/London2014/MP_lecture4.pdf">Lecture D:</a> Avanced usage of <a href="http://baudren.github.io/montepython.html" target="new">Monte Python</a>
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<a href="class-tour/London2014/MP_lectureNS.pdf">Lecture E:</a> Using Multinest in <a href="http://baudren.github.io/montepython.html" target="new">Monte Python</a>
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<a href="class-tour/London2014/MP_lecture5.pdf">Lecture F:</a> Introduction to <a href="https://github.com/lesgourg/class_public" target="new">git</a> repositories and automatic testing
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Big thanks to the organisers of this workshop and of the other CLASS Tour workshops, in particular:
Axel De La Macorra, Ivan Rodriguez,
Eiichiro Komatsu, Jochen Weller,
Dani Figueroa, Ruth Durrer,
Eugen Lim, Hiranya Peiris,
Licia Verde, Antonio Cuesta.
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