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図書
1. Gravitation and cosmology : proceedings of the ICGC-95 Conference, held at IUCAA, Pune, India, on December 13-19, 1995
edited by Sanjeev Dhurandhar and Thanu Padmanabhan
出版情報: Dordrecht : Kluwer Academic Publishers, c1997  ix, 303 p. ; 25 cm
シリーズ名: Astrophysics and space science library ; v. 211
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図書
図書
2. Gravitation : foundations and frontiers (: hard)
T. Padmanabhan
出版情報: Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2010  xxviii, 700 p. ; 26 cm
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Special relativity / 1：
Scalar and electromagnetic fields in special relativity / 2：
Gravity and spacetime geometry: the inescapable connection / 3：
Metric tensor, geodesics and covariant derivative / 4：
Curvature of spacetime / 5：
Einstein's field equations and gravitational dynamics / 6：
Spherically symmetric geometry / 7：
Black holes / 8：
Gravitational waves / 9：
Relativistic cosmology / 10：
Differential forms and exterior calculus / 11：
Hamiltonian structure of general relativity / 12：
Evolution of cosmological perturbations / 13：
Quantum field theory in curved spacetime / 14：
Gravity in higher and lower dimensions / 15：
Gravity as an emergent phenomenon / 16：
Notes
Index
Special relativity / 1：
Scalar and electromagnetic fields in special relativity / 2：
Gravity and spacetime geometry: the inescapable connection / 3：
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図書
3. Structure formation in the universe (: hbk ; : pbk)
T. Padmanabhan
出版情報: Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 1993  xvi, 483 p. ; 25 cm
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Preface
The smooth universe / Part 1：
Introducing the universe / 1：
Introduction / 1.1：
Existence of large scale structures / 1.2：
Stars / 1.3：
Galaxies / 1.4：
Models for galaxies / 1.5：
Distribution of matter / 1.6：
Expansion of the universe / 1.7：
Quasars / 1.8：
Radiation in the universe / 1.9：
Determination of extragalactic distances / 1.10：
Age of various structures / 1.11：
Exercises
The Friedmann model / 2：
Kinematic properties of the Friedmann universe / 2.1：
Dynamics of the Friedmann model / 2.4：
Radiative processes in the expanding universe / 2.5：
The Hubble radius / 2.6：
Thermal history of the universe / 3：
Distribution functions in the early universe / 3.1：
Relic background of relativistic particles / 3.3：
Relic background of wimps / 3.4：
Synthesis of light nuclei / 3.5：
Decoupling of matter and radiation / 3.6：
The clumpy universe / Part 2：
Linear theory of perturbations / 4：
Suppression and growth of inhomogeneities / 4.1：
The linear perturbation theory / 4.3：
Gravitational instability in the relativistic case / 4.4：
Solutions to the Newtonian perturbation equation / 4.5：
Dissipation in dark matter and baryons / 4.6：
The processed final spectrum / 4.7：
Statistical properties / 5：
Probability functionals / 5.1：
Gaussian probability functional / 5.3：
Spatial averages and filter functions / 5.4：
Normalization of the fluctuation spectrum / 5.5：
The time evolution of the correlation function / 5.6：
Correlation of high density regions / 5.7：
Mass functions / 5.8：
Microwave background radiation / 6：
Processes leading to distortions in the MBR / 6.1：
Propagation of light in a perturbed universe / 6.3：
Anisotropy due to variations in the potential / 6.4：
Anisotropies due to peculiar velocities / 6.5：
Intrinsic anisotropies / 6.6：
Damping of the anisotropies / 6.7：
Spectral distortions due to the ionized gas / 6.8：
Velocity fields / 7：
Large scale velocity fields / 7.1：
Theoretical constraints on peculiar velocities / 7.3：
Towards a more complete picture / Part 3：
The nonlinear evolution / 8：
Spherical model for the nonlinear collapse / 8.1：
Scaling laws / 8.3：
The masses of galaxies / 8.4：
Zeldovich approximation / 8.5：
The adhesion model / 8.6：
The angular momentum of galaxies / 8.7：
Formation of disc galaxies / 8.8：
Formation of elliptical galaxies / 8.9：
Nonlinear evolution using N-body simulations / 8.10：
High redshift objects / 9：
Primeval galaxies / 9.1：
Quasars and galaxy formation / 9.3：
Absorption spectra of quasars / 9.4：
High redshift radio galaxies / 9.5：
The origin of perturbations / 10：
The concept of inflation / 10.1：
The epicycles of inflation / 10.3：
Origin of density perturbations / 10.4：
Cosmic strings / 10.5：
Dark matter / 11：
Observational evidence for dark matter / 11.1：
Nature of dark matter / 11.3：
Massive neutrinos / 11.4：
Axions / 11.5：
Cosmological constant as dark matter / 11.6：
Epilogue / 12：
Structure formation - an appraisal / 12.1：
Aspects of general relativity / Appendix A：
Aspects of field theory / Appendix B：
COBE results and implications / Appendix C：
Notes and references
Some useful numbers
Index
Preface
The smooth universe / Part 1：
Introducing the universe / 1：
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