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Preface Part I. Theory: 1. Dark energy, gravitation and the Copernican principle J.-P. Uzan 2. Dark energy and modified gravity R. Maartens and R. Durrer 3. Some views on dark energy D. Polarski 4. Emergent gravity and dark energy T. Padmanabhan Part II. Observations: 5. Foundations of supernova cosmology R. P. Kirshner 6. Dark energy and supernovae P. Ruiz-Lapuente 7. The future of supernova cosmology M. Wood-Vasey 8. The space advantage A. Kim 9. Baryon acoustic oscillations B. Bassett and R. Hlozek 10. Weak gravitational lensing A. Heavens Index.
Preface Part I. Theory: 1. Dark energy, gravitation and the Copernican principle J.-P. Uzan 2. Dark energy and modified gravity R. Maartens and R. Durrer 3. Some views on dark energy D. Polarski 4. Emergent gravity and dark energy T. Padmanabhan Part II. Observations: 5. Foundations of supernova cosmology R. P. Kirshner 6. Dark energy and supernovae P. Ruiz-Lapuente 7. The future of supernova cosmology M. Wood-Vasey 8. The space advantage A. Kim 9. Baryon acoustic oscillations B. Bassett and R. Hlozek 10. Weak gravitational lensing A. Heavens Index.
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