Spinning The Cosmic Web

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A01=Gert Hutsi
A01=Istvan Szapudi
A01=Jaan Einasto
A01=Peeter Tenjes
Author_Gert Hutsi
Author_Istvan Szapudi
Author_Jaan Einasto
Author_Peeter Tenjes
Category=PGK
Category=PHVB
Cosmological Parameters
Cosmology
Dark Energy
Dark Matter
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First Stars
Galaxies: Evolution
Galaxies: Formation
Galaxies: Haloes
Galaxies: High-Redshift
Galaxies: Individual: M31
Galaxy Clusters
Globular Clusters: General
High-Redshift -- Dark Ages
High-Redshift AcAEURA" Dark Ages
Large-Scale Structure Of The Universe
Methods: N-Body Simulations
Milky Way
Observational Cosmology
Reionization
Stars: Formation
Superclusters
Virgo Cluster
Virgo Supercluster

Product details

  • ISBN 9789819813469
  • Publication Date: 06 Feb 2026
  • Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: SG
  • Product Form: Hardback
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Spinning the Cosmic Web is a textbook on modern cosmology with an observational focus using only elementary calculus and statistics. The observational approach facilitates including the often-neglected formation and evolution of galaxies in dark matter halos, forming the cosmic web and crucial to understanding the interconnection between the observed galaxy distribution and the underlying dark matter structure — the bias.The book is divided into ten chapters. The book's first half focuses on cosmic web, while the second half deals with galaxies and their evolution within the cosmic web. After a short introduction to the contemporary cosmological paradigm in a historical context, we discuss the current observations of the Universe and its constituents. Further chapters will dive gradually into the non-linear process and the physics of the cosmic web. The classical view on cosmology is described quantitatively using the correlation function of galaxies. The growth of the modern view on cosmology is manifested by the understanding that dark matter and dark energy are important components of matter-energy content of the Universe.

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