Quasar Absorption Lines 2 Volume Hardback Set
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Multiple-Item Product
ISBN-10
1009715224
ISBN-13
9781009715225
Publisher
Cambridge University Press
Imprint
Cambridge University Press
Country of Manufacture
GB
Country of Publication
GB
Publication Date
May 28th, 2026
Print length
1516 Pages
Weight
1,720 grams
Dimensions
24.60 x 17.90 x 9.00 cms
Product Classification:
Cosmology & the universeCosmology and the universeAstrophysics
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'Quasar Absorption Lines' is a comprehensive, detailed exposition on the science and analysis of quasar spectra. Volume 1 introduces the historical development and application of quasar absorption line research. Volume 2 describes detailed theory and practical methods.
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 ?CDM 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.
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