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作 者:Edward Harrison

出 版 社:世界图书出版公司

出版时间:2011 年1月

I S B N:9787510029752

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    this second edition of cosmology: the science of the universe revises and extends the first edition published in 1981. much has happened since the first edition;many developments have occurred, and cosmology has become a wider field of research.
       as before, the treatment is elementary yet broad in scope, and the aim is to present an outline that appeals to the thoughtful person at a level not requiring an advanced knowledge in the natural sciences. cosmol-ogy has many faces, scientific and nonscien-tific; in this work the primary emphasis is on cosmology as a science, but the important historical, philosophical, and theological aspects are not ignored. mathematics is avoided except in a few places, mostly at the end of chapters, and the treatment is varied enough to meet the needs of both those who enjoy and do not enjoy mathe-matics.
       at the end of each chapter are two sections entitled reflections and projects.the reflections section presents topics for reflection and discussion. the projects section raises questions and issues that a challenged reader might care to tackle.cosmology impels us to ask deep questions,read widely, and think deeply. it is not the sort of subject that lends itself readily to simple yes and no answers. on most issues there are conflicting arguments to be inves-tigated, weighed, rejected, accepted, or modified according to one's personal tastes and beliefs. cosmology challenges the mind, shapes our way of thinking about the world in which we live, and leaves impressions and ideas that last a lifetime.

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    《宇宙学(第2版)(英文版)》
    preface
    introduction
    part i
    1 what is cosmology?
    the universe
    cosmology
    the magic universe
    the mythic universe
    the anthropometric universe
    cosmology and society
    reflections
    projects
    further reading
    sources
    2 early scientific cosmology
    the beginning of western science
    plato's universe
    three cosmic systems of the ancient world
    the aristotelian universe
    .the epicurean universe
    the stoic universe
    the mystery religions
    the medieval universe
    the heliocentric universe
    the infinite universe
    reflections
    projects
    further reading
    sources
    3 cartesian and newtonian world systems
    the decline of aristotelian science
    the cartesian world system
    the newtonian world system
    newton and the infinite universe
    the atomic theory
    reflections
    projects
    further reading
    sources
    4 cosmology after newton and before einstein
    hierarchical universes
    the nebula hypothesis
    cosmical islands
    the new astronomy
    the victorian universe
    the age problem
    fall of the victorian universe
    reflections
    projects
    further reading
    sources
    5 stars
    the distant stars
    a forest of stars
    inside the stars
    nuclear energy
    birth of stars
    the star is dead! long live the star!
    reflections
    projects
    further reading
    sources
    6 galaxies
    our galaxy
    the distant galaxies
    birth of galaxies
    radio galaxies and quasars
    reflections
    projects
    further reading
    sources
    7 location and the cosmic center
    the location principle
    the isotropic universe
    the cosmological principle
    perfect cosmological principle
    reflections
    projects
    further reading
    sources
    8 containment and the cosmic edge
    the containment principle
    the cosmic edge
    containment of space and time
    design argument
    many physical universes
    theistic and anthropic principles
    whither the laws of nature?
    containment riddle
    reflections
    projects
    further reading
    sources
    9 space and time
    space
    space and time
    time
    the "now"
    time travel
    atomic time
    reflections
    projects
    further reading
    sources
    part ii
    l0 curved space
    euclidean geometry
    non-euclidean geometry
    measuring the curvature of space
    the "outstanding theorem"
    riemannian spaces
    reflections
    projects
    further reading
    sources
    11 special relativity
    new ideas for old
    the strangeness of spacetime
    travels in space and time
    reflections
    projects
    further reading
    sources
    12 general relativity
    principle of equivalence
    a closer look
    geometry and gravity
    tidal forces
    theory of general relativity
    tests of general relativity
    mach's principle
    reflections
    projects
    further reading
    sources
    13 black holes
    gravitational collapse
    curved spacetime of black holes
    rotating black holes
    superholes
    miniholes
    black-hole magic
    hawking radiation
    black holes are heat engines
    reflections
    projects
    further reading
    sources
    14 expansion of the universe
    the great discovery
    the expanding space paradigm
    the expanding rubber sheet universe
    measuring the expansion of the universe
    the velocity-distance law
    accelerating and decelerating universes,
    classifying universes
    reflections
    projects
    further reading
    sources
    15 redshifts
    cosmic redshifts
    the three redshifts
    two basic laws
    distances and recession velocities
    cosmological pitfalls
    redshift curiosities
    reflections
    projects
    sources
    16 newtonian cosmology
    static newtonian universe
    expanding cosmic sphere
    cosmological constant
    why does newtonian cosmology give the same answer?
    reflections
    projects
    further reading
    sources
    17 the cosmic box
    the universe in a nutshell
    particles and waves
    thermodynamics and cosmology
    where has all the energy gone?
    reflections
    projects
    sources
    18 the many universes
    static universes
    de sitter universe
    friedmann universes
    oscillating universes
    friedmann-lema~tre universes
    classification of universes
    universes in compression
    universes in tension
    worlds in convulsion
    kinematic relativity
    continuous creation
    scalar-tensor theory
    reflections
    projects
    further reading
    sources
    19 observational cosmology
    introduction
    cosmography
    local observations
    intermediate-distance observations
    large-distance observations
    is the universe open or closed?
    reflections
    projects
    further reading
    sources
    part iii
    20 the early universe
    the primeval atom
    the last fifteen billion years
    the first million years
    the first second
    the first hundred microseconds
    grand unified era
    reflections
    projects
    further reading
    sources
    21 horizons in the universe
    what are cosmological horizons?
    horizons in static universes
    the horizon riddle
    the horizon problem
    hubble spheres
    reception and emission distances
    the photon horizon in cosmology
    the particle horizon
    conformal diagrams
    event horizons
    reflections
    projects
    sources
    22 inflation
    perfect symmetry
    the monopole problem
    discovery of inflation
    cosmic tension
    inflation
    inflation solves the monopole problem
    inflation solves the flatness problem
    inflation solves the horizon problem
    nonluminous matter
    the origin of galaxies
    reflections
    projects
    further reading
    sources
    23 the cosmic numbers
    constants of nature
    the cosmic connection
    magic numbers
    solving the cosmic connection
    reflections
    projects
    further reading
    sources
    24 darkness at night
    the great riddle
    two interpretations
    halley's shells
    bright-sky universes
    the paradox resolved
    "the golden walls of the universe"
    the celebrated hypothesis
    expansion and darkness
    reflections
    projects
    further reading
    25 creation of the universe
    cosmogenesis i
    creation myths
    genesis
    cosmogenesis ii
    cosmogenesis iii
    fitness of the universe
    fitness and creation
    theistic theories
    anthropic theories
    spontaneous creation theories
    natural selection theories
    eschatology
    reflections
    projects
    further reading
    sources
    26 life in the universe
    origin of life on earth
    the exuberant earth
    the evolution of life
    natural selection
    intelligent life
    what is life?
    life beyond the earth
    epilogue
    reflections
    projects
    further reading
    sources
    appendix - fundamental quantities
    index

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