An introduction to galaxies and cosmology

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    "Título": "An introduction to galaxies and cosmology",
    "Autor": "Mark H. Jones, Robert J. Lambourne",
    "Edição": "",
    "Colecção": "",
    "Outros Responsáveis": "David J. Adams, Alan Cayless, Anthony W. Jones, Mark H. Jones, Robert J. A. Lambourne, Lesley I. Omora, Sean G. Ryan, Elisabeth Swinbank, Andrew N. Taylor",
    "Local": "Cambridge",
    "Editora": "Cambridge University Press",
    "Ano": "2004",
    "ISBN": "0-521-54623-0",
    "Depósito Legal": "",
    "Último Nome": "Jones",
    "Primeiro Nome": "Mark H.",
    "Dados Biográficos": "",
    "Último Nome Outros": "Adams",
    "Primeiro Nome Outros": "David J.",
    "Dados Biográficos Outros": "",
    "Título Original": "",
    "Idioma": "eng",
    "Idioma Original": "",
    "Número de Registo Local": "PT-RUI-SILVA-2025-0000035",
    "Cota": "524.6 Jon.1",
    "Assunto": "Galáxias, Galáxias activas, Cosmologia, Técnicas astronómicas, Universo, Manuais Universitários",
    "CDU": "524.6\/.8(075.8)",
    "Páginas": "VI, 442 p.",
    "Dimensões": "27 cm",
    "Imagem": "imagens\/PT-RUI-SILVA-2025-0000035.jpg",
    "Resumo": "This well-received textbook has been designed by a team of experts for introductory courses in astronomy and astrophysics. Starting with a detailed discussion of our Galaxy, the Milky Way, it goes on to give a general introduction to normal and active galaxies including models for their formation and evolution. The second part of the book provides an overview of cosmological models, discussing the Big Bang, dark energy and the expansion of the Universe. This second edition has been updated to reflect the latest developments and observations, while still probing the unresolved questions at the forefront of research. It contains numerous learning features such as boxed summaries, exercises with full solutions, a glossary and a supporting website hosting further teaching materials. Written in an accessible style that avoids complex mathematics, and illustrated in colour throughout, this text is suitable for self-study and will appeal to amateur astronomers as well as students.\n\n- Written by a team of experts in an accessible style that avoids complex mathematics, and illustrated in colour throughout\n- Contains numerous pedagogical features including boxed summaries, brief biographies of pioneering astronomers, bulleted questions and answers throughout, over 100 exercises with full solutions, and a glossary of terms\n- Fully updated to reflect the latest developments, observations and space mission results",
    "Dados do Autor": "Jones, Mark H.",
    "Outros Responsáveis Estruturado": {
        "a": "Adams",
        "b": "David J.",
        "f": ""
    },
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- Written by a team of experts in an accessible style that avoids complex mathematics, and illustrated in colour throughout
- Contains numerous pedagogical features including boxed summaries, brief biographies of pioneering astronomers, bulleted questions and answers throughout, over 100 exercises with full solutions, and a glossary of terms
- Fully updated to reflect the latest developments, observations and space mission results
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606   ^aGaláxias activas
606   ^aCosmologia
606   ^aTécnicas astronómicas
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606   ^aManuais Universitários
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010   ^a0-521-54623-0
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  title    = {An introduction to galaxies and cosmology},
  year     = {2004},
  publisher= {Cambridge University Press},
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  language = {eng},
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  note     = {Cota: 524.6 Jon.1 -- Registo local: PT-RUI-SILVA-2025-0000035},
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