High-z Supernova Search Team

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The High-z Supernova Search Team was an international collaboration of astronomers that used distant Type Ia supernovae to discover the accelerating expansion of the universe, leading to the concept of dark energy.

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instanceOf astronomical research collaboration
international scientific collaboration
activePeriod 1990s
early 2000s
awardSharedByMembers Shaw Prize in Astronomy
surface form: 2006 Shaw Prize in Astronomy

Gruber Cosmology Prize
surface form: 2007 Gruber Cosmology Prize

Nobel Prize in Physics
surface form: 2011 Nobel Prize in Physics
contributedTo establishment of the Lambda-CDM cosmological model
precision measurement of the cosmological constant
country Australia
Canada
Chile
France
Germany
Spain
Sweden
United Kingdom
United States of America
surface form: United States
field astrophysics
observational cosmology
supernova astronomy
journal The Astronomical Journal
keyPerson Adam G. Riess
Alexei Filippenko
surface form: Alexei V. Filippenko

Alison L. Coil
Brian Schmidt
surface form: Brian P. Schmidt

Bruno Leibundgut
Bruno P. Schmidt
Christopher Stubbs
Scott Dodelson
surface form: Craig J. Hogan

Jose Maza
Mark M. Phillips
Neta A. Bahcall
Nicholas B. Suntzeff
Patricia Ruiz-Lapuente
Peter J. McCarthy
Peter M. Garnavich
R. Chris Smith
Robert A. Schommer
Robert P. Kirshner
Saurabh Jha
Warrick J. Couch
notableFinding discovery of the accelerating expansion of the universe
evidence for dark energy
notablePublication Observational Evidence from Supernovae for an Accelerating Universe and a Cosmological Constant
notablePublicationYear 1998
researchFocus cosmic expansion history
cosmological parameters
high-redshift supernovae
scientificImpact provided first strong evidence that the universe’s expansion is accelerating
transformed understanding of cosmic expansion
usedInstrument Hubble Space Telescope
ground-based optical telescopes
usedMethod Hubble diagram of Type Ia supernovae
measurement of luminosity distances vs redshift
standard candle distance measurements
uses Type Ia supernovae

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Alexei Filippenko memberOf High-z Supernova Search Team
Supernova Cosmology Project collaboratesWith High-z Supernova Search Team
Brian Schmidt knownFor High-z Supernova Search Team
Brian Schmidt memberOf High-z Supernova Search Team
Brian Schmidt notableWork High-z Supernova Search Team
this entity surface form: High-Redshift Supernova Search
Adam G. Riess memberOf High-z Supernova Search Team