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Galaxy Formation And Evolution 1st Edition Hyron Spinrad

Name: Galaxy Formation And Evolution 1st Edition Hyron Spinrad
SKU: BELL-998004
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Springer; Pulished in association with Praxis Pub

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.12 MB

Pages: 202

Author: Hyron Spinrad

ISBN: 9783540254980, 3540254986

Language: English

Year: 2005

Edition: 1

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Galaxy Formation And Evolution 1st Edition Hyron Spinrad by Hyron Spinrad 9783540254980, 3540254986 instant download after payment.

The evolution in the form and structure of galaxies which has taken place since the universe was in its infancy is one of the most closely studied by astrophysicists and cosmologists today. It has profound implications for our understanding of how the universe itself has evolved over the past 12 billion years or so. This book will discuss the evolution of galaxies in detail, emphasising the boundaries of our knowledge about the most distant galaxies, but demonstrating how it is possible to make important comparisons between nearby galaxies and the most distant current observed. The author will also review galaxy morphology and its likely (but as yet unproven) history.