Cosmological Physics
anthropic principleblack holescosmic stringscosmologygalaxiesgravitational radiationinflationary cosmologyKaluza-Klein modelsmagnetic monopolesquantum field theoryquantum gravityrelativistic astrophysicssupersymmetrytopological defects
Philosophy of mathematics (00A30) Quantum field theory on curved space or space-time backgrounds (81T20) Introductory exposition (textbooks, tutorial papers, etc.) pertaining to relativity and gravitational theory (83-01) Research exposition (monographs, survey articles) pertaining to relativity and gravitational theory (83-02) Observational and experimental questions in relativity and gravitational theory (83B05) Black holes (83C57) String and superstring theories in gravitational theory (83E30) Relativistic cosmology (83F05)
In ``Cosmological physics, the author combines two different things: The first 300 pages (chapters 1 till 9) represent a typical textbook on cosmology: Chapter 1 introduces general relativity, Chapter 2 is on relativistic astrophysics, i.e. mainly on gravitational radiation and black holes. Chapter 3 ``The isotropic Universe, also deals with the anthropic principle. Chapter 4 is on gravitational lensing, Chapter 5 on discrete scales, Chapter 6 on relativistic quantum mechanics, Chapter 7 is on quantum field theory, Chapter 8 deals with the standard model of elementary particles but covers also themes like quantum gravity, supersymmetry and Kaluza-Klein models. Chapter 9 represents the Standard hot big bang model incuding the primordial nucleosynthesis and its relation to the cosmic background radiation. The next 300 pages are more advanced, and are also more detailed from the observational point of view. So, these pages represent a typical research monograph. The covered theoretical concepts contain topological defects, magnetic monopoles, cosmic strings and inflationary cosmology. The extended observational part deals with possible candidates for dark matter, the anisotropy of the background radiation, and to a great deal with the formation, distribution and evolution of the galaxies. The last 100 pages of this book are covered by useful lists of tables, formulas, references and a subject index. Finally, let me mention that the exercises at the end of the chapters give several nice and unexpected points of view.
- A better way to reconstruct dark energy models?
- Inference for the dark energy equation of state using type IA supernova data
- Cosmology and fundamental physics
- Gravitation, gauge theories and the early universe
- Gravitational instability and the formation of the supercluster-void network in the universe.
- Relativistic cosmology 1999: Issues and problems
- Weak gravitational lensing
- Alternative explanations of the cosmic microwave background: a historical and an epistemological perspective
- Theoretical and mathematical physics evolution of the Universe
- Measuring our universe from galaxy redshift surveys
- Cosmological constant -- the weight of the vacuum
- 20+ years of inflation
- Adiabatic models of the cosmological radiative era
- Cosmological black holes
- Mass power spectrum in a universe dominated by the Chaplygin gas
- The empirical process on Gaussian spherical harmonics.
- Cosmology and particle astrophysics.
- An energy-preserving computational approach for the semilinear space fractional damped Klein-Gordon equation with a generalized scalar potential
- Lévy walk dynamics in an external constant force field in non-static media
- On the kinetic recession velocities of astronomical objects
- An efficient dissipation-preserving Legendre-Galerkin spectral method for the Higgs boson equation in the de Sitter spacetime universe
- Dark energy as a mirage
- Vacuum domination in a positively curved isotropic universe
- Warm cascade states in a forced-dissipated Boltzmann gas of hard spheres
- Spiral galaxies as chiral objects?
- Probing eos and correspondences to the agegraphic dark energy through a new \(f(R)\) model of gravity
- The stability of holographic dark energy in non-flat universe
- Kinematical implications of a new \(f(R)\) theory of gravity: the redshift
- The Hubble constant
- Supernovae and cosmology
- High-resolution asymptotics for the angular bispectrum of spherical random fields
- Wave turbulence and vortices in Bose--Einstein condensation
- Natural generation and amplification of magnetic seed fields
- Testing for non-Gaussianity on cosmic microwave background radiation: a review.
- Angular diameter distances reconsidered in the Newman and Penrose formalism
- A short introduction to reionization physics
- New perspectives in astrophysical cosmology.
- An introduction to the science of cosmology
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1615750 (Why is no real title available?)
- Dark matter as residual of topological changes
- Analysis of instability of systems composed by dark and baryonic matter
- On the electrodynamics of moving particles in a quasi flat spacetime with Lorentz violation and its cosmological implications
- Cosmology for Particle Physicists
- Renormalized cumulants and velocity derivative skewness in Kolmogorov turbulence
- Relativistic cosmology
- Stars, galaxies and the universe. Fundamentals of astrophysics
- Cosmological constraints for the cosmic defect theory
- Cosmological insights into fundamental physics
- Lectures on theoretical cosmology
- Primordial cosmology.
- From primordial quantum fluctuations to the anisotropies of the cosmic microwave background radiation
- An exact solution of the five-dimensional Einstein equations with four-dimensional de Sitter-like expansion
- Regression methods for testing Gaussianity on a spherical random field
- Cosmology.
- On the conformal forms of the Robertson-Walker metric
- Introduction to the theory of the early universe. Hot big bang theory.
- INFLATION AS A RESPONSE TO PROTECT THE HOLOGRAPHIC PRINCIPLE
- Astrophysical formulae. Volume II: Space, time matter and cosmology.
- Electromagnetic composites at the compton scale
- Limits of nonlinear weak asymptotic methods
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1515732 (Why is no real title available?)
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1749150 (Why is no real title available?)
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1786632 (Why is no real title available?)
- Theoretical Astrophysics
- Inflation and the origins of structure
- Lecture Notes in Cosmology
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 946284 (Why is no real title available?)
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 791452 (Why is no real title available?)
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 929913 (Why is no real title available?)
- Generalization of Rindler potential at cluster scales in Randers-Finslerian spacetime: a possible explanation of the Bullet Cluster 1E0657-558?
- Image rotation from lensing
- Weakly dynamic dark energy via metric-scalar couplings with torsion
- Disformal couplings in a \(\Lambda\)CDM background cosmology
- Redshift-space distortions in Lagrangian perturbation theory
- The Ly forest flux correlation function: a perturbation theory perspective
- Lévy walk dynamics in non-static media
- Cosmological information contents on the light-cone
- Effects of Rastall parameter on perturbation of dark sectors of the universe
- Consistent modeling of velocity statistics and redshift-space distortions in one-loop perturbation theory
- Multi-fractal analysis and lacunarity spectrum of the dark matter haloes in the SDSS-DR7
- On the maximum volume of collapsing structures
- Analysis of a continuum theory for broken bond crystal surface models with evaporation and deposition effects
- The unfolding of the historical style in modern cosmology: Emergence, evolution, entrenchment
- Weak asymptotic methods for 3-D self-gravitating pressureless fluids. Application to the creation and evolution of solar systems from the fully nonlinear Euler-Poisson equations
- Relativistic cosmology
- RUNNING OF THE SPECTRAL INDEX IN NONCOMMUTATIVE INFLATION
- DYNAMICS OF INFLATIONARY COSMOLOGY IN TVSD MODEL
- Quantized vortices in superfluid dark matter
- Constraining disformal couplings with Redshift Space Distortion
- From chaos to cosmology: insights gained from 1D gravity
- Towards a physical interpretation for the Stephani universes
- Cosmological constraints on large extra dimensions
- Statistical mechanics and the description of the early universe. (I). Foundations for a slightly non-extensive cosmology
- Statistical mechanics and the description of the early universe. (II). Principle of detailed balance and primordial \(^4\)He formation
- A simple quantum cosmology.
- Equilibrium reduced-density operator for nanoscopic systems
- Why does the universe expand?
- Deep learning approach to Hubble parameter
- Coordinate-independent definition of relative velocity in pseudo-Riemannian space-time: implications for special cases
- The gravitational light shift and the Sachs-Wolfe effect
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