Principles of Cosmology and Gravitation
Maurice Ebison
Abstract
Maurice Ebison
Abstract
Michael Berry London: Cambridge University Press 1976 pp x + 179 price £7 ( cased ), £2.50 ( paperback ) Cosmology has been one of the abiding fascinations of mankind since the earliest civilizations while recent dramatic discoveries in astronomy have led to a renewed interest in gravitational studies. Books dealing with such topics, however, have almost invariably been either oversimplified popular accounts or advanced technical treatments for specialists.
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Michael Berry London: Cambridge University Press 1976 pp x + 179 price £7 ( cased ), £2.50 ( paperback ) Cosmology has been one of the abiding fascinations of mankind since the earliest civilizations while recent dramatic discoveries in astronomy have led to a renewed interest in gravitational studies. Books dealing with such topics, however, have almost invariably been either oversimplified popular accounts or advanced technical treatments for specialists.
Key concepts: Cosmology, Gravitation, Theoretical physics, Astronomy, Physics, Philosophy, Epistemology