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Springer Statistical Physics for Cosmic Structures Book

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Explore the intersection of statistical physics and cosmology with this specialized text from Springer. Part of the Lecture Notes in Physics series, this book builds on a decade of collaborative research focused on cosmic structures. It specifically addresses the clustering properties of galaxies as observed in large redshift surveys. Readers will find practical applications for modern statistical physics concepts, including scale-invariance and fractality, within the context of cosmological studies. The content has expanded to cover a wide range of problems, moving into more theoretical discussions regarding the statistical properties of standard cosmological models. This volume serves as a comprehensive resource for those studying how physics principles apply to the large-scale structure of the universe.

Key Features

Covers the relationship between statistical physics and cosmology based on a decade of collaborative research.

Examines galaxy clustering properties through the lens of large redshift surveys.

Applies modern physics concepts like scale-invariance and fractality to cosmological problems.

Provides theoretical insights into the statistical properties of standard cosmological models.

Part of the respected Springer Lecture Notes in Physics series for academic study.

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hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
24 November 2004
Listed Since
10 December 2006

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