International School of Astrophysics "D Chalonge" : 2nd course current topics in astrofundamental physics, Erice, Italy, 6-13 September 1992
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International School of Astrophysics "D Chalonge" : 2nd course current topics in astrofundamental physics, Erice, Italy, 6-13 September 1992
(The science and culture series, . Astrophysics)
World Scientific, c1993
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Current topics in astrofundamental physics
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Description and Table of Contents
Description
This work provides an updated understanding of the progress and current problems in the interplay between fundamental physics, astrophysics and cosmology.
Table of Contents
- Cosmological electroweak phase transition, M. Gleiser and E.W. Kolb
- gravitatonal repulsion causes the expansion of the universe, D. Lynden-Bell
- status of the inflationary scenario after detection of cosmic microwave background anisotropy, D.S. Salopek
- experimentally testing the Big Bang, D.N. Schramm
- a non-singular universe?, R.H. Brandenberger
- the small scale anisotropy of the cosmic microwave background radiation - primary fluctuations and secondary fluctuations, R.B. Partridge
- COBE DMR results - cosmic background anisotropies, G.F. Smoot
- spectral measurements of the cosmic microwave background, A.I. Kogut
- comparison between COBE preliminary results and ULISSE observations, B. Melchiorri and F. Melchiorri
- light, gravity and large scale structure (D. Lynden-Bell
- the large scale structure of the universe, C.S. Frenk
- topological defect models of structure formation after the COBE discovery of CMB anisotropies, R.H. Brandenberger
- laser interferometric gravitational wave detectors, K. Danzmann
- the internal constitution of black holes, W. Israel
- neutrinos as fundamental probes, P. Ramond
- high-energy neutrino astrophysics, M.M. Shapiro
- observations of gamma-ray bursts by the BATSE experiment on the Compton Observatory, G.J. Fishman
- A. survey of results from the first year of EGRET operation, R.C. Hartman and J.F. Ormes. (Part contents.)
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