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Quasar Absorption Lines 2 Volume Hardback Set出版済み 3-5週間でお届けいたします。
Title: Quasar Absorption Lines 2 Volume Hardback Set Author: Churchill, Christopher W. (New Mexico State University) Publisher: Cambridge University Press ISBN: 9781009715225 Cover: Multiple-Component Date: 2026年05月 DESCRIPTION クェーサー吸収線 2巻セット 本著はクェーサー分光スペクトルに関して、その科学と分析を総合的かつ詳細に解説します。上巻ではクェーサー吸収線研究の発展・応用の歴史を紹介します。下巻は理論と応用法を詳細に解説します。 This two-volume set gives a comprehensive, detailed exposition on the science and analysis of quasar spectra, for both aspiring and seasoned astronomers. Volume 1: 'Introduction, Discoveries, and Methods' introduces the historical development and application of quasar absorption line research, including hydrogen (HI, D/H, 21-cm), HeII, and metal lines from the full range of ions. The connection between absorbers and galaxies, groups, and clusters is treated in depth, as well as the taxonomy and classification of AGN/quasar spectra and their associated absorption lines. Volume 2: 'Astrophysics, Analysis, and Modeling' describes detailed theory and practical methods, including atomic physics of multi-electron ions, radiative transfer in the ΛCDM Universe, principles of spectrograph design, and quantitative analysis of absorption features. It presents the principles of large absorption line surveys for measuring absorber population statistics and the physics of partially ionized gas and multi-component, multiphase chemical-ionization modeling. Reviews the theory and practical applications of spectroscopy, cosmology-based radiative transfer, absorption line formation and analysis, and ionization physics of gas in detail Spans the full scope of the field's methods and technology that have exploded in complexity and sophistication in the decades since the last technical textbooks on quasars were written Summarizes modern perspectives for advanced undergraduate students, graduate students, and postdoctoral scholars, to learn the complex methods and to facilitate future research in the field Provides a resource for teaching faculty to build a graduate-level or advanced undergraduate-level course on quasar astronomy TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword Max Pettini Preface to Volume 1 Part I. Breakthrough Astrophysics: 1. A new science 2. Modern framework 3. Introduction to methods Part II. Intervening Absorbers: 4. Neutral hydrogen absorbers 5. Deuterium and the big bang 6. 21-cm absorption 7. Helium absorption 8. Low ionization metal-line absorbers 9. Intermediate ionization metal-line absorbers 10. The warm/hot diffuse universe 11. High ionization metal-line absorbers Part III. Galaxies and Their Gas: 12. Baryons and dark matter halos 13. Studying the circumgalactic medium 14. The nature of the circumgalactic medium 15. Friends of friends and their gas 16. Groups and clusters 17. Starbursts, AGN, and quasars 18. Active black holes and Eddington 19. BALs, NALs, and QPQs References for Volume 1 Index Foreword Max Pettini Preface to Volume 2 Part IV. Ions and Photons in the Cosmos: 20. Hydrogen and hydrogenic ions 21. Transitions of hydrogenic ions 22. Multi-electron ions and transitions 23. Atomic properties and spectra 24. The ΛCDM cosmological paradigm 25. Applied cosmology 26. Cosmological radiative transfer Part V. Analyzing Quasar Spectra: 27. Spectrographs and spectra 28. Absorption lines and ionization breaks 29. Absorption line analysis 30. Profile fitting and column densities 31. Absorption line surveys 32. Absorber population statistics Part VI. Modeling Absorbers: 33. Macro properties of astrophysical gas 34. The microphysics of ionized gas 35. Introduction to ionization modeling 36. Modeling absorbers References for Volume 2 Index 最近チェックした商品
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