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_aQC173.6 _b.H38 2003 |
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_aHartle, J. B. _q(James B.) _979155 _eaut |
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_aGravity : _ban introduction to Einstein's general relativity / _cJames B. Hartle. |
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_aSan Francisco : _bAddison Wesley, _c2003. |
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_axxii, 582 pages : _billustrations ; _c25 cm. |
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| 504 | _aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 563-567) and index. | ||
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_tI. SPACE AND TIME IN NEWTONIAN PHYSICS AND SPECIAL RELATIVITY. _t1. Gravitational Physics. _t2. Geometry as Physics. _t3. Newtonian Physics. _t4. Principles of Special Relativity. _t5. Special Relativistic Mechanics. _tII. THE CURVED SPACETIMES OF GENERAL RELATIVITY. _t6. Gravity as Geometry. _t7. Description of Curved Spacetime. _t8. Geodesics. _t9. The Geometry Outside a Spherical Star. _t10. Solar System Tests. _t11. Relativistic Gravity in Action. _t12. Black Holes. _t13. Astrophysical Black Holes. _t14. A Little Rotation. _t15. Rotating Black Holes. _t16. Gravitational Waves. _t17. The Universe Observed. _t18. Cosmological Models. _t19. Which Universe and Why? _tIII. THE EINSTEIN EQUATION. _t20. A Little More Math. _t21. Curvature and the Einstein Equation. _t22. The Source of Curvature. _t23. Gravitational Wave Emission. _t24. Relativistic Stars. _tAPPENDICES. _tA. Useful Constants. _tB. Units. _tC. Curvature Quantities. _tD. Curvature Program. _tE. Pedagogical Strategy. _tBibliography. _tSymbols and Abbreviations. _tIndex. |
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