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Carrol B.W., Ostlie D.A. — An introduction to modern astrophysics
Carrol B.W., Ostlie D.A. — An introduction to modern astrophysics



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Íàçâàíèå: An introduction to modern astrophysics

Àâòîðû: Carrol B.W., Ostlie D.A.

ßçûê: en

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Ñòàòóñ ïðåäìåòíîãî óêàçàòåëÿ: Ãîòîâ óêàçàòåëü ñ íîìåðàìè ñòðàíèö

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Èçäàíèå: 2nd

Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 2007

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 1358

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 23.02.2009

Îïåðàöèè: Ïîëîæèòü íà ïîëêó | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ññûëêó äëÿ ôîðóìà | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ID
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Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü
Excitations      245
Excited state      124
Exclusion principle      135 136
Exoplanets      see “Extrasolar planets”
Exosphere      726 727
Exothermic reactions      314
Expanded Very Large Array (EVLA)      166
Expansion of the universe      1052—1058 1207
Extinction      see “Interstellar extinction”
Extinction coefficient      401
Extrasolar planets      195—198 714 848—857
Extrasolar planets, atmosphere of      854
Extrasolar planets, brown dwarfs distinguished from      855
Extrasolar planets, density of      853
Extrasolar planets, formation of      867
Extrasolar planets, future search missions      856—857
Extrasolar planets, image of      855
Extrasolar planets, mass distribution of      850
Extrasolar planets, metallicity of      852—853
Extrasolar planets, multi-planet systems      849
Extrasolar planets, orbital eccentricity in      850—852
Extrasolar planets, radii of      853
Extrasolar planets, reflex radial velocity to detect      848
Extreme Ultraviolet Explorer      170
F corona      367
f-mode      505
Faber — Jackson relation      987 1048
Faber, Sandra      987 1070
Fabricius, David      483
Faint ancient Sun paradox      747
False vacuum      1241 1243
Fanaroff — Riley luminosity classes      1105
Fanaroff, B.L.      1105
Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer (FUSE)      890
Fast novae      681
Fath, Edward A.      1085
Fermi energy      563—565
Fermi — Dirac statistics      294
Fermi, Enrico      135 308 552
fermions      135—136 294 563 564 1230
FH Serpentis      682
Field stars      894
Filling factor      1119 1120
Fireball expansion phase, classical novaes      684
First dredge-up phase      461
First excited state      212
First overtone      492 493
Fisher, J.Richard      952
Fission reaction      299
Five-minute solar oscillations      509
flare stars      392
Flash spectrum      365
Flatness problem      1238 1244
Fleming, Williamina R.      202
Flocculent spirals      964 965
Flocculent spirals, stochastic, self-propagating star formation (SSPSF)      983
Flora family      833
Fluence      544
Fluid equation      1161 1191
Fluid mechanics      316
Flux      60
Focal length      142 154
Focal plane      143—144
Focal points      26 142
focal ratio      153
Forbidden transitions      136
Force-carrying particles      1230
Fowler, Ralph H.      563
Fowler, William      1163
Fragmentation of collapsing clouds      417—419 430
Frail, Dale      195
Frame dragging      640
Fraunhofer lines      111 114 115
Fraunhofer, Joseph      202
Free-fall timescale      416 425 446
Free-free absorption      246
Free-free opacity      246
Frenk, Carlos      918
frequency      63
Friedmann equation      1190—1197
Friedmann, Aleksandr      1190
FU Orionis events      860 861 869
FU Orionis stars      436
Fundamental blue edge      470
Fundamental mode      492 493
Fundamental plane      988
Fuse      see “Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer”
Fusion      299
Fusion crusts      838
Fusion of carbon and oxygen      313—314
Fusion of helium      312
Fusion, CNO cycle      311—312 343
Fusion, proton-proton chain (PP I)      309—311
Fusion, triple alpha process      312
G-dwarf problem      1020
g-modes      505 506 508 509 511
g-modes, white dwarfs      561
Gaia mission      59 172 922
Galactic center      882 922
Galactic center, high-energy emission lines from      931—932
Galactic center, mass distribution near      923—926
Galactic center, radio sources in      926—929
Galactic clusters      474
Galactic coordinate system      898—901
Galactic evolution      1016—1032 1064
Galactic evolution, bottom-up formation      1256—1258
Galactic evolution, dissipative collapse model      1020—1023
Galactic evolution, ELS collapse model      1016—1018
Galactic evolution, G-dwarf problem      1020
Galactic evolution, hierarchical merger model      1023 1028
Galactic evolution, initial mass function (IMF)      1018 1020
Galactic evolution, star formation rate (SFR)      1018 1020
Galactic evolution, stellar birthrate function      1018
Galactic evolution, thick-disk formation      1025—1027
Galactic evolution, thin-disk formation      1027
Galactic evolution, top-down process      1256 1257
Galactic fountain model      890
Galactic Legacy Mid-Plane Survey Extraordinaire (GLIMPSE)      893
Galaxies      see “Milky Way”
Galaxies, brightness of background sky and      950
Galaxies, classification of      942—948
Galaxies, clusters      1058—1076
Galaxies, color of      956 1028
Galaxies, Elliptical      943
Galaxies, ellipticity of      943 989
Galaxies, formation of      1016—1032 1255—1256
Galaxies, fundamental plane      988
Galaxies, Galaxy Bahcall — Soneira model      980
Galaxies, groups      1058—1061
Galaxies, Hubble sequence      940—948
Galaxies, Hubble type      942 948 951 983 991
Galaxies, interactions of      999—1016
Galaxies, island universes      940
Galaxies, merger of      1013—1015 1029 1069 1129
Galaxies, metallicity and      958 1028
Galaxies, rotation curves      951—952
Galaxies, Shapley — Curtis Debate      941—942
Galaxies, spiral structure of      964—983
Galaxies, tuning-fork diagram      942
Galaxies, velocities of      1054
Galaxies, X-ray luminosity      958
Galaxy (software)      A-26—A-28
Galilean moons      775 790—797 see “Europa” “Ganymede” “Io”
Galilean moons, composition of      859
Galilean moons, evolution of      791
Galilean moons, formation of      859
Galilean transformations      84—86
Galilei, Galileo      29—31 84 141 381 775 875
Galileo spacecraft      777 833
Galle, Johann Gottfried      776
GALLEX      358 359
Gamma ray astronomy      170
Gamma rays      66
Gamma-ray bursts (GRB)      543—550
Gamma-ray bursts (GRB) classification      547
Gamma-ray bursts (GRB) models      548—550
Gamma-ray bursts (GRB), as long-soft      547—550
Gamma-ray bursts (GRB), short-hard      547
Gamma-ray bursts (GRB), sources of      544—547
Gamow peak      305
Gamow, George      305 1162 1163
Ganymede      716 776 790 791
Ganymede, evolution      792
Ganymede, orbit      793
Ganymede, surface of      794 796
Gas giants      715
Gas giants, composition of      859
Gas giants, formation of      865
Gas giants, moment of inertia      781
Gas giants, resonance effects      868
Gases, adiabatic gas law      320
Gases, bulk modulus      321
Gases, ideal gas law      288 291—293
Gases, internal energy      318
Gases, sound speed and      321
Gases, specific heat      318—320
Gases, specific volume      319
Gaspra      833 835
Gaunt factors      250
Gaunt, J.A.      250
Gauss (unit)      134
Gauss, Carl Frederich      1185
Gavitational time dilation      621
Geller, Margaret      1073
Geminga      590
Gemini North      148 149 159
Gemini South      148 159
General theory of relativity      88 609 610 see
General theory of relativity, bending of light      613 617—618
General theory of relativity, curvature of spacetime      609—613 622
General theory of relativity, gravitational redshift      619—621 631
General theory of relativity, principle of equivalence      613—616 619
General theory of relativity, time dilation      621 631
Genzel, Reinhard      923
Geocentric universe      2—3
Geodesics      628
Geometry      1183—1185
Georgi, Howard      1236
Geosynchronous orbit      723
Giacconi, Riccardo      359
Giant elliptical galaxies (gE)      989
Giant molecular clouds (GMCs)      407 410 414 417
Giant planets      715 718 775—790
Giant planets, atmosphere of      778 785 788
Giant planets, cooling timescale      785
Giant planets, cores of      783
Giant planets, energy budgets and effective temperatures      784
Giant planets, gravitational moments      781
Giant planets, interior structure of      785 786
Giant planets, internal heat of      784
Giant planets, magnetic fields      790
Giant planets, mass-radius relationship      778
Giant planets, moons of      790—801
Giant planets, oblateness of      779—783
Giant planets, ring systems      801—807
Giant planets, spacecraft missions to      776—777
Giant stars      205 220
Ginga satellite      644
Giotto      817 818
Giotto spacecraft      821 822
Glashow, Sheldon      1236
Gliese 229B      428
Gliese 876      197 850
Glimpse      see “Galactic Legacy Mid-Plane Survey Extraordinaire”
Global warming      748
Globular cluster luminosity function      1045—1046
Globular clusters      474 1009 1028
Globular clusters, dynamical friction      1003—1004
Globular clusters, luminosity function      1045—1046
Globular clusters, Milky Way      894—895
Globular clusters, specific frequency of      962 963
Gluons      1230 1231
GMCs      see “Giant molecular clouds”
Gold, Thomas      589 1163
Goldreich, Peter      806 867
Gondwanaland      751
Goodricke, John      483
Gran Telescopio Canarias (GTC)      159
GRANAT spacecraft      932
Grand unification era      1231
Grand Unified Theories (GUTs)      359 1236 1246
Grand-design spirals      964 981
Granulationsolar atmosphere      363—365
Graphitein interstellar medium      402
Gravitation Newton's law of      32—36 609
Gravitational instability formation of planets      862
Gravitational lensing      195 897 1130—1133 1135 1232
Gravitational potential      780 781
Gravitational potential energy      37 38 42 50 296—297
Gravitational potential energy, stellar evolution and      457
Gravitational radiation      669 688
Gravitational redshift      619—621 631
Gravitational separation      730
Gravitational waves      589 688
Gravity in close binary star system      653—658
Gravity Probe B      641
Gravity, relativity and      611
Gray atmosphere      260 263
GRB      see “Gamma-ray bursts”
GRB 030329      547
GRB 970228      546
GRB 980425      547
Great Attractor (GA)      1070
Great Dark Spot of Neptune      788 789
Great Debate      941—942
Great Pyramid (Giza)      15
Great Red Spot of Jupiter      788
Great wall      1076
Greatest eastern elongation      5 6
Greatest western elongation      5 6
Greek astronomy      2—4
Greenhouse effect, Earth      725 747—748
Greenhouse effect, Venus      743
Greenstein, Jesse      1097
Greenwich Mean Time      13
Gregorian calendar      14
Grotrian diagram      136
Ground state      124 212
groups      1058—1061
GTC (Gran Telescopio Canarias)      159
Guide Star Catalogs      158 172
Guillotine factor      250
Gunn — Peterson trough      1256 1257
Gunn, James      1256
Guth, Alan      1238 1246
GUTs      see “grand unified theories” “Grand
Gyroradius      552
H-R diagram      see “Hertzsprung — Russell diagram”
Hadley circulation      730 731 789 854
Hadrons      1230 1232
Hailey, Edmond      816
Half-power beam width(HPBW)      165
Hall, Asaph      769
Harmonic law (Kepler)      25
Harmonic mean      249
Haro, Guillermo      437
Hartmann, William K      761
Harvard spectral classification      202
Hawaiian islands, creation of      768
Hawking radiation      644—646
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