Theory of Relativity by Fayyazuddin (Author), Riazuddin (Author), Muhammad Jamil Aslam (Author)This volume is to facilitate undergraduate and graduate students in theory of relativity and help them in their studies of High Energy Physics and Cosmology. The presentation has been kept simple and sufficient details have been provided in order to facilitate the understanding of the subject. The problems have also been selected to clarify the presentation and solutions of selected problems are given for better understanding of the contents.
Black Holes: The Weird Science of the Most Mysterious Objects in the Universe by Sara Latta (Author)
Subatomic Physics (3rd Edition) by Ernest M. Henley (Author), Alejandro Garcia (Author)
This current updated and expanded text reflects the large number of scientific advances, both theoretically and experimentally, within the discipline of cosmoparticle physics in the last 10 years. Some of the topics that have been added, updated include but are not limited to; HND or CMD+HND scenarios being implemented into sterile neutrino scenarios, the ramifications of extending the forms of dark matter with respect to our view of neutrinos, the origin of baryon matter and the need for non-baryonic matter in current theories, ...
Neutron Stars: Physics, Properties and Dynamics (Physics Research and Technology) by Nurgali Takibayev (Editor), Kuantay Boshkayev (Editor)
The Universe Rotation: Pro and Contra (Space Science, Exploration and Policies) by Myrzakulov Ratbay (Editor)
Applied Nonsingular Astrodynamics: Optimal Low-Thrust Orbit Transfer (Cambridge Aerospace Series) by Jean Albert Kéchichian (Author)
An accessible but genuinely comprehensive illustrated handbook of every aspect of astronomy, featuring the latest discoveries and the most recently available images of the universe.
Basics of Thermal Field Theory: A Tutorial on Perturbative Computations (Lecture Notes in Physics) by Mikko Laine (Author), Aleksi Vuorinen (Contributor)
The Sky at Night: Book of the Moon - A Guide to Our Closest Neighbour by Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock (Author)
This book is dedicated to the application of the different theoretical models described in Volume 1 to identify the near-, mid- and far-infrared spectra of linear and nonlinear triatomic molecules in gaseous phase or subjected to environmental constraints, useful for the study of environmental sciences, planetology and astrophysics.
3rd International Symposium of Space Optical Instruments and Applications: Beijing, China June 26 - 29th 2016 (Springer Proceedings in Physics) by H. Paul Urbach (Editor), Guangjun Zhang (Editor)
Differential Rotation in Sun-like Stars from Surface Variability and Asteroseismology (Springer Theses) by Martin Bo Nielsen (Author)
Elements of Nonlinear Time Series Analysis and Forecasting (Springer Series in Statistics) by Jan G. De Gooijer (Author)
Regularization in Orbital Mechanics (De Gruyter Studies in Mathematical Physics) by Javier Roa (Author)
From the Lorentz Transformation to the Dirac Equation: A Whirlwind Tour of Special Relativity by K Thomas R Davies (Author), Daniel S Nydick (Author)
Springer Series in Light Scattering: Volume 3: Radiative Transfer and Light Scattering by Alexander Kokhanovsky (Editor)
This state-of-the-art reference work includes over 15 sections dealing with all aspects of exoplanets and exobiology research, including historic aspects, the Solar System as a template, objects at the planet-to-star transition, exoplanet detection and characterization with related instrumentation, technology and software tools, planet and planet-system statistics with recent and planned surveys, their atmosphere and formation and evolution processes, habitability and exobiology implications, and outlooks for future exploration and science development, including visionary contributions.
Light Scattering Reviews 10: Light Scattering and Radiative Transfer (Springer Praxis Books) by Alexander A. Kokhanovsky (Author)
This revealing work examines an approach from ancient astronomy to what was then a particularly important question, namely that of understanding the relationship between the position in the ecliptic and the time it takes for a fixed-length of the ecliptic beginning at that point to rise above the eastern horizon. Schemes known as "rising time schemes" were used to give lengths of the celestial equator corresponding to each of the twelve zodiacal signs which make up the ecliptic.