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Cosmology tells of the quest for
cosmology as seen by some of the finest
cosmologists in the world. It starts with
"Galaxy Formation from Start to Finish"
and ends with "The First Supermassive
Black Holes in the Universe," exploring in
between the grand themes of galaxies, the
early universe, expansion of the universe,
dark matter and dark energy.
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![]() ADVENTURES IN COSMOLOGY
edited by David Goodstein (California
Institute of Technology)
420pp (approx.)
978-981-4313-85-8: US$86 / £57
US$60.20 / £39.90
Table
of Contents (87k)
Chapter
1: Introduction (118k)
This up-to-date
collection of review articles offers a
general introduction to cosmology and is
intended for all probing into the
profound questions on where we came from
and where we are going.
Contents:
- Galaxy Formation: From Start to
Finish (A Benson, California
Institute of Technology)
- The Re-Ionization of Cosmic Hydrogen
by the First Galaxies (A Loeb,
Harvard University)
- Clusters of Galaxies (E
Pierpaoli, University of Southern
California)
- Reionizing the Universe with the
First Sources of Light (V Bromm,
University of Texas at Austin)
- Mapping the Cosmic Dawn (S
Furlanetto, University of
California, Los Angeles)
- Measuring the Expansion Rate of the
Universe (L Ferrarese, Herzberg
Institute of Astrophysics)
- Particles as Dark Matter (D
Hooper, University of Chicago)
- Detecting of WIMP Dark Matter (S
Golwala, California Institute of
Technology & D McKinsey, Yale
University)
- The Accelerating Universe (D
Huterer, University of Michigan)
- Frontiers of Dark Energy (E
Linder, University of California,
Berkeley)
- The First Supermassive Black Holes
in the Universe (X-H Fan,
University of Arizona)
- Neutrino Masses from Cosmology (O
Lahav, University College London
& S Thomas, University College
London)
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Gravitation; Astrophysics and
Cosmology
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