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Weaving the Universe: Is Modern Cosmology Discovered or Invented?

25 January 2012

By Paul S Wesson
World Scientific
Hardback: £45 $65
E-book: $85

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Aimed at a broad audience, Weaving the Universe provides a thorough but short review of the history and current status of ideas in cosmology. The coverage of cosmological ideas focuses on the early 1900s, when Einstein formulated relativity and when Sir Arthur Eddington was creating relativistic models of the universe. It ends with the completion of the LHC in late 2008, after surveying modern ideas of particle physics and astrophysics – weaved together to form a whole account of the universe.

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