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Shu F.H. — The Physical Universe: An Introduction to Astronomy
Shu F.H. — The Physical Universe: An Introduction to Astronomy



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Íàçâàíèå: The Physical Universe: An Introduction to Astronomy

Àâòîð: Shu F.H.

ßçûê: en

Ðóáðèêà: Ôèçèêà/

Ñòàòóñ ïðåäìåòíîãî óêàçàòåëÿ: Ãîòîâ óêàçàòåëü ñ íîìåðàìè ñòðàíèö

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Èçäàíèå: 1st edition

Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 1982

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 584

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 08.01.2009

Îïåðàöèè: Ïîëîæèòü íà ïîëêó | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ññûëêó äëÿ ôîðóìà | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ID
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Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü
Cyclonic motion      448 454
Cygnus A      310—311 347
Cygnus X—1 (Cyg X—1)      203—204
Cytochrome c      528 537
Cytosine (C)      514 532
Dark nebulae      215—216
Darwin's finches      499
Darwinian evolution      502—503 535 see
dATP      see "Deoxynucleoside triphosphate" see
dCTP      see "Deoxynucleoside triphosphate"
de Vaucouleurs law      298
Deceleration of universe      359—360
Decoupling of matter and radiation      393—394
Degeneracy energy      155—156 426
Degenerate dwarf      126 see
Degrees Kelvin (K)      see "cgs units"
Deimos      418 479
Dendrite      551 553
Density—wave theory      275—285
Deoxynucleoside triphosphate (dATP, dCTP, dGTP, dTTP)      521 532
Deoxyribonucleic acid      see "DNA"
Deoxyribose      494
Detached binaries      188
Detailed balance      85
Deuterium      110—112 390—391
dGTP      see "Deoxynucleoside triphosphate"
Differential rotation      261—264 267—270
Diffraction      28 506 513
Diffraction grating      21
Diffraction limit      29 44
Diffusion of atoms and molecules      443—444
Diffusion of photons      90
Dinosaurs      425 545
Dione      467
Dirty snowball model of comet      423
Discrete X—ray sources in galactic nuclei      316 321 325—326
Disk galaxies      293 298
Disk of Galaxy      258—259
Dispersion of light      21
Dispersion relationship of acoustic waves      69
Dispersion relationship of self-gravitating acoustic waves      70
Dispersion relationship of spiral density waves      278
Dissociation      66 426 433 492
Distance indicators      172 351
Diurnal rotation      4
DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid)      506 513—517 520—529 532—535 539—541 564
Doppler shift      22 32 57 164 181 183 191 199 203—207 214 228 271 302 363 374
Dot product      17—18
Double helix      514 522 535
Double quasar      366
Double-core binary      201 205
Double-lobed radio sources      311—313
Down quark      103—105 239 407 see
Drake's equation      547—548
dTTP      see "Deoxynucleoside triphosphate"
Dust      251—252 257—258 see "Interstellar "Interstellar and
Dust grains in interstellar extinction, reddening, and polarization      213—215 243
Dust grains, as catalyst in forming hydrogen molecules      231—232
Dust grains, formation in cool stellar atmospheres      152 237
Dust grains, icy mantles on      237
Dust grains, infrared radiation from      234
Dust grains, introduction into primitive solar nebula      480—482
dwarf novae      194—195
Dwarf stars      147
Dynamical friction      342—345
Dynamics (mechanics)      14 33
Dynamo      100 454
Dyne      see "cgs units"
E. coli      525 536 537
Early Universe      388—391 396—400
Earth      415 418 420
Earth, age of      461—462
Earth, atmosphere of      433—436
Earth, cloud cover over      438
Earth, crust of      428 484—485
Earth, differentiated interior of      428—429 483—483
Earth, distance from Sun (AU)      83 567
Earth, flow of heat from interior      429—430
Earth, magnetic north pole of      454
Earth, mass of      567
Earth, melting of      482—484
Earth, oceans of      449—451
Earth, plate tectonics on      484—491
Earth, reversals of magnetic field in      454 487—488
Earth, size of      4—7 567
Earth, spin of      4
Earth, tidal interaction with Moon      185 432
Earthquakes      486 487
Easterly winds      446—447 450
Eccentricity      465—466 474
Ecliptic      8 474
Eddington luminosity      320
Effective temperature      84 145
Effelsberg radiotelescope      28
Egg      504 509—510 523
Einstein Observatory      26
Einstein — deSitter model      361 368 393
Einstein's coefficient for spontaneous emission      221 222 228
Einstein's field equations      375
Ekman layer      446
Electric charge      16 405—406 567
electric field      16 39
Electromagnetic force      18 33 38 103 107—108 140—141 405—406
Electromagnetic radiation      17 39 43—47 108
Electromagnetic wave, acceleation of electric charge by      19 39 320
Electromagnetic wave, generation by accelerated charge      19 108
Electromagnetic wave, Maxwell's (classical) model of      16
Electromagnetic wave, quantum model of      20 50
Electromagnetism, Lorentz force      18
Electromagnetism, Maxwell's laws      39
Electromagnetism, Quantum electrodynamics      108 140—141 405 527
Electron as lepton      103
Electron as source of negative charge in atom      41
Electron charge (-e)      39 406 567
Electron degeneracy      126—128
Electron in 21—cm spin—flip transition      228
Electron in beta—decay      109—110
Electron in cosmic rays      241
Electron in defining Eddington luminosity      320
Electron in Dirac's theory      105—107
Electron in early universe      389
Electron in free—free emission      226
Electron in generating degeneracy pressure      126—128
Electron in inverse Compton effect      324—325
Electron in ionization      46 220
Electron in metals      24 51—52
Electron in orbital shells around atoms      44—45
Electron in pair creation and annihilation      61 132 140 323
Electron in photosynthesis      537
Electron in quantum electrodynamics      108 140—141 405 527
Electron in recombination cascade      218
Electron in synchrotron radiation      133
Electron in Weinberg — Salam theory of electroweak interaction      406
Electron microscope      504
Electron, equality in numbers with protons      39 397 400—401
Electron, mass ($m_{e}$)      39 567
Electron, role in chemistry      50—52
Electron, role in producing light      19
Electron, role in producing spectral lines      45—47 52—53
Electron, role in response to light      18—19
Electronic shells      45
Electroweak interactions      405—407
Eleven—year cycle of Sun      99
ELIZA      558
ellipse      25 37 463—465
Elliptical galaxies      292—294 301 318
Embedding diagram for spacetime geometry of closed universe      373
Embedding diagram for spatial geometry of black hole      137
Emission nebulae      225
Emission of photons      45—47
Emotions      559
Enceladus      467
End states of stars      see "White dwarf" "Neutron "Black
Endoplasmic reticulum      506 516
Energy      11 17 59—60
Energy balance (thermal equilibrium) in planetary interiors      425 429—431
Energy crisis faced by primitive cells      539
Energy crisis, present-day      80
Energy currency of cells (ATP)      520
Energy density of blackbody radiation      79
Energy density of perfect monatomic gas      67
Energy density of plane electromagnetic wave      17
Energy flux      18 38
Energy transfer, inside planets      429—431 484—485
Energy transfer, inside stars      146 148 154
Energy transfer, inside Sun      89—90 94—96
Enkephalin      554
entropy      63 65—66 75 95—96 139—140 142 401 410 561
Enzymes      520—521 533 536
Epicyclic frequency      267
Epicyclic orbits      265—267
Equilibrium population      500
Equinoxes      8—9
Equipartition of kinetic energy      177 345
Equivalence of mass and energy      59—60
Erg      see "cgs units"
Esu      see "cgs units"
Ethyl alchohol      234 530
Euclidean geometry      4 569—570
Eukaryotic cells      495 497 541
Europa      415 467
evaporation      66 437 440
Event horizon in Big Bang cosmologies      376 384
Event horizon of black holes      135—143
Evolution      see "Biological evolution or Stellar evolution"
Evolution of universe      393—396
Evolutionary ladder      503 see
Excited level (excited state)      44
Exosphere      441—444
Exothermic      60
Expansion of universe, Hubble's Law      352—353
Expansion of universe, naive interpretation      353—354
Expansion of universe, Newtonian — Euclidean interpretation      355—363
Expansion of universe, relativistic interpretation      367—379
Exponent convention, notation      10
Exponent convention, prefixes      568
Exposure ages of meteoroids      462
Extended astronomical object      22
Extinction of starlight      213—214
Extragalactic distance scale      350—352
Faraday rotation      245
Fate of universe      361—362
Fatty acids      533
Fermentation      520 530—531 538
Fermilab (Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory)      41
Fermion      42 50 407—409 see
Ferromagnetic      99 454
Fertilization      510
Feynman diagrams      108
FG Sagittae      152
Filamentary spirals      278—279
Fine structure      52 230 234
Fine structure constant      46
Finite universe      see "Closed universe"
Fischer — Tully relation      302 305 351 353
Fission of atomic nuclei      116
Fission of cells (cell division)      509
Fixed stars      4 14 263
Flare of Galactic disk      270—271
Flares on Sun      84 98
Flat rotation curves      269—270 280 303—304
Flat Universe      368 375—376 378—379
Fluid velocity      66
Fluorescence      217 459—460
Fluorocarbons      493
Focal length      505
Focus of ellipse      25
Focus of lens      22 505
Focus of parabolic mirror      25
Focus of various telescopic arrangements      26—27
Forbidden lines      219—222
Forbidden transitions      53 220
force      14—15 18—19 33—35 38—40 103 107—110 140—141 404—412
Force field      15
Formaldehyde      234
Formation of stars      see "Star formation"
Fossil magnetism      454 487
Fossils      493 496—497 503
Free energy      62 498—499
Free-free emission      226
Freezing (solidification)      72—73 437 533
Friction in generating heat      63—64
Friction of superfluid      77
Friction, tidal      185 432
Friedmann — Lemaitre models      367 368
Fusion of cells      541 see
Fusion of nuclei      102 see
Galactic cannibalism      339 342—345
galactic coordinates      266
Galactic wind      346—347
Galaxies      see "Shapley — Curtis debate" "Spiral "Elliptical "Irregular "Interacting "Active "Radio
Galaxy (Milky Way System), center of      258 322 327
Galaxy (Milky Way System), mass of      264 269—270
Galaxy (Milky Way System), number of stars in      264 269—270
Galaxy (Milky Way System), shape of      257—258
Galaxy (Milky Way System), spiral structure of      272—274
Galaxy collisions      346—347
Galaxy formation      395—396
Galilean satellites      see "Callisto" "Europa" "Ganymede" "Io"
Gamma rays      16 113 237 239 273—274 323
Ganymede      415 420 467
Gas in clusters of galaxies      345—348
Gas in galaxies      293—296
Gas in galaxy formation      395—396
Gas in interstellar medium      214—215
Gas in primitive solar nebula      475 477—478
Gaseous nebulae      215—236
Gauss's law      34—35
General relativity      16 135 363—367
Genes as unit of heredity      507
Genes, dominant and recessive      507
genetic engineering      557
Genetics      507—512
Geodesic      369
Germ cells      511 523 526
Giant branch      147—149 see
Giant H II complexes      269 351—352
Giant molecular clouds      see "Molecular cloud complexes"
Giant planets      see "Jovian planets"
Global symmetry      404—405
Globular clusters      166—167 173—177 258 304 351 395
Globules      see "Bok globules"
Glucose      494 530 537 539 see
Gluons      103 406
Golitsyn number      445
Gram (gm)      see "cgs units"
Grand design      278
Grand Unified Theory (GUT)      141 401 406—407 see
Grassmann algebra      409
Gravitation (gravity) as force      9—10 15 33—35 103 407—411
Gravitation (gravity) as spacetime curvature      135—139 364—377 397—398 411
Gravitation (gravity), role in creating universe      398—400 411—412
Gravitation (gravity), union with thermodynamics in quantum black holes      139—143
Gravitation (gravity), war with thermodynamics      91 125—126 143 345
Gravitational constant (G)      34 567
Gravitational energy      35
Gravitational field      15
Gravitational instability      70 250—251 395
Gravitational lens      366
Gravitational radiation      40 139 205—206
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