The dynamic cosmos exploring the physical evolution of the universe

This book makes accessible the basic principles and ideas of modern cosmological theory to undergraduates in mathematics, physics and related areas of study. The areas covered include observations, expansion of the universe, cosmological problems, formation of structure, production of helium in the...

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Main Author: Madsen, Mark S.
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: London New York Chapman & Hall 1995
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504 |a Includes bibliographical references and index 
505 0 |a 1. Introduction -- 2. The Observed Universe -- 3. The Cosmological Equations -- 4. Cosmological Redshift and Horizons -- 5. Evolution of the Cosmological Density Parameter -- 6. The Thermal History of the Universe -- 7. Cosmological Synthesis of Elements -- 8. Cosmic Asymmetry and the Origin of Matter -- 9. Primordial Cosmological Inflation -- 10. The Evolution of Cosmic Structure -- 11. Dark Matter and Structure Formation -- 12. Exotic Objects -- 13. Survey of Cosmological Theory -- Appendix A Physical Units and Constants -- Appendix B Selected Bibliography of Cosmology. 
520 |a This book makes accessible the basic principles and ideas of modern cosmological theory to undergraduates in mathematics, physics and related areas of study. The areas covered include observations, expansion of the universe, cosmological problems, formation of structure, production of helium in the early universe and inflationary models of the origin of the universe. There is an accessible treatment of inflationary theory, black holes, magnetic monopoles and boson stars. The dark matter debate is also discussed and detailed exercises are provided at the end of each chapter. 
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