The group is working on different projects, ranging from the analytical modeling of the growth of halo structure to the formation of the first stars and its implications on galaxy evolution. Here we present a brief description of our ongoing and recent work classified into two broad areas:

Gravitational clustering

• Hierarchical clustering
• Structure of dark matter halos
• Global properties and structure of the hot gas within dark halos

Galaxy formation and evolution

• Analytical modeling of galaxy formation
• The formation of first stars and reionization
• Luminosity function of Active Galactic Nuclei
• Morphological evolution of galaxies
  

List of publications

Here is also a list of Ph.D. thesis completed in the group:

A Polytropic Model of Galaxy Clusters with Morphological Segregation Induced by Ram Pressure Stripping
Josep Maria Solanes (1990)
Thesis advisor: Eduard Salvador-Solé

Structure and Dynamics of the Local Supercluster. Cosmological Implications
Juan José Rodríguez-Jordana (1993)
Thesis advisor: Eduard Salvador-Solé

Small-Scale Substructure in Galaxy Clusters
Guillermo González-Casado (1994)
Thesis advisor: Eduard Salvador-Solé

Modeling the Gravitational Clustering in Hierarchical Scenarios of Structure Formation
Alberto Manrique (1995)
Thesis advisor: Eduard Salvador-Solé

The Structure and Dynamics of Clusters and the HI Content of Spiral Galaxies
Teresa Sanchis (2003)
Thesis advisors: Eduard Salvador-Solé & Josep Maria Solanes

Primeval Galaxy Formation and Intergalactic Medium
José Marías Rozas (2005)
Thesis advisors: Eduard Salvador-Solé & Alberto Manrique

Origin and Modelling of Cold Dark Matter Halo Properties
Sinue Serra (2011)
Thesis advisor: Eduard Salvador-Solé

Parallelization, Ly-alfa emission line and steps towards WDM implementation
Jordi Viñas (2012)
Thesis advisor: Alberto Manrique

Analytic Derivation of Non-Linear Dark Matter Clustering from the Filtering of the Primordial Density Field
Enric Juan (2016)
Thesis advisor: Eduard Salvador-Solé