Professor     Anatoly Klypin Office: Astronomy Building, room 202 Phone: (575)-646-1400 Fax: (575)-646-1602 e:mail aklypin@nmsu.edu Ph.D. 1980, Institute for Applied mathematics, Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia B.S. (diploma) 1976, Moscow State University, Moscow

RESEARCH

Testing cosmological models using different techniques is the main focus of Dr. Klypin's research. He is actively involved in developing new numerical methods for cosmological simulations and using supercomputers to make accurate theoretical predictions. He has published 200 papers in refereed journals. Dr. Klypin's main interests also include the large-scale structure of the galactic distribution, the formation and structure of galaxies and galaxy clusters, galactic models, and dark matter in galaxies.

Teaching

• Cosmology (AST625)
• Galactic Structure (AST615)
• Stellar Dynamics and Hydrodynamics (AST506/406)
• Introduction to Astronomy (AST110)

Publications

Talks

• Where Are the Missing Galactic Satellites? Klypin, Kravtsov, Valenzuela, Prada, 1999,
      The Astrophysical Journal, 522, 82
• Bars and Cold Dark Matter Halos, Colin, Valenzuela, Klypin, 2005 astro-ph/0506627
• Dark Matter Annihilation in the Milky Way Galaxy: Effects of Baryonic Compression
      Prada, Klypin, Flix, Martínez, Simonneau, 2004, Phys. Rev. Lett. 93, 241301
• Halo Properties in Models with Dynamical Dark Energy Klypin, Macciò, Mainini, Bonometto, 2003, ApJ, 599, 31


• List of publications, 2005
• List of publications, 2004
• List of publications, 2003
• List of publications on ADS, all years
• Recent publications on astro-ph

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