Gamma-Ray Bursts at High Redshift

Summary

Short talk at the annual Bay Area cosmology meeting on gamma-ray bursts at high redshift: how many there should be, what their progenitors’ metallicity implies, and their use as probes of dust, star formation and reionization.

A 10-minute talk (plus questions) in the 1 pm session of the one-day meeting, Monday, May 22, 2006.