Casimir prof (19 resultados)
Nederland tijdens koningin Wilhelmina. Verleden, heden en toekomst
Blink, Prof. Dr. Hendrik & Prof. R. Casimir & H. Ch. G. J. van der Mandere
Editorial: S.L. van Looy, Amsterdam, 1923
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Condición: Good. Jubileumuitgave van het maandschrift "Vragen van den dag".; Roestplekjes.
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Condición: Fair. 2nd Edition. Herdruk naar origineel uit 1941; Kaft en rug verkleurd.
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Editorial: Encyclopedie van de Wereldbibliotheek - vierde omwerkte en aangevulde druk, 1932, 1932
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Hardcover/Hardback. Condición: Good. In prima staat. Hardcover: Linnen. Afvoer bib.
Editorial: H.J.W. Becht, Amsterdam 1927, 1927
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Editorial: Encyclopedie van de Wereldbibliotheek - vierde omwerkte en aangevulde druk, 1932, 1932
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Hardcover/Hardback. Condición: Good. In prima staat. Hardcover.
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Librería: California Books, Miami, FL, Estados Unidos de AmericaCalifornia Books
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Librería: Grand Eagle Retail, Bensenville, IL, Estados Unidos de AmericaGrand Eagle Retail
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EUR 36,29
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Twenty-seven percent of the universe is made of something that has never been seen, touched, or detected in a laboratory. It does not emit light. It does not absorb light. It does not interact with the matter that makes up everything you have ever encountered. It is, by every observable meas…ure, nothing.And yet it is running an ecosystem.Dark Matter Ecology is the book that reveals what the invisible universe actually is: not a passive backdrop to the visible cosmos, but an active, dynamic ecosystem with predators and prey, food webs and trophic levels, habitats and ecological niches, symbiotic relationships and extinction events. Dark matter halos form, compete for resources, consume each other, and in the process build the gravitational scaffolding within which every star, every planet, and every living thing in the observable universe exists.In twelve richly detailed chapters, Prof. Casimir Onwe-Hartley, a cosmologist who has spent two decades studying the structure of dark matter, maps the dark ecosystem from the ground up. He introduces the habitats of the dark universe: the cosmic void (a dark matter desert, low in resources and low in competition), the cosmic filament (the highway ecosystem through which all mass flows toward the cluster nodes), and the galaxy cluster (the dark matter rainforest, the richest and most violent environment in the universe). He describes the predators: massive dark matter halos that grow by consuming smaller halos through a process of gravitational capture and tidal stripping that has precise ecological analogs in biology. He examines the prey: the subhalos that survive this predation through the armor of their own concentration, the dark matter equivalent of a hard shell. He traces the symbiosis between dark matter and ordinary matter: the deepest co-evolutionary relationship in the history of the universe, 13.8 billion years of mutual dependence that produced every galaxy, every star, and ultimately every organism.This is real physics. Every claim in this book is grounded in published science: the billion-particle simulations of the Millennium project and the Aquarius suite, the precision measurements of the Planck satellite and the Sloan Digital Sky Survey, the gravitational wave detections of LIGO, the deep observations of the James Webb Space Telescope. The ecological framing is the author's own: a carefully argued framework that organizes what we know about dark matter structure into a coherent, powerful, and genuinely surprising picture of the universe.The dark matter ecosystem is the largest system in nature. It has been operating for longer than the Earth has existed, at scales that dwarf the entire visible universe, and through mechanisms that are only now being decoded. It is the reason you exist. Understanding it changes how you see the night sky.For readers of Brian Greene, Lisa Randall, and Dan Hooper. For anyone who has ever looked at a galaxy image and wondered what holds it together. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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n.d., 115 pp., plates and map (code B-307).
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Twenty-seven percent of the universe is made of something that has never been seen, touched, or detected in a laboratory. It does not emit light. It does not absorb light. It does not interact with the matter that makes up everything you have ever encountered. It is, by every observable meas…ure, nothing.And yet it is running an ecosystem.Dark Matter Ecology is the book that reveals what the invisible universe actually is: not a passive backdrop to the visible cosmos, but an active, dynamic ecosystem with predators and prey, food webs and trophic levels, habitats and ecological niches, symbiotic relationships and extinction events. Dark matter halos form, compete for resources, consume each other, and in the process build the gravitational scaffolding within which every star, every planet, and every living thing in the observable universe exists.In twelve richly detailed chapters, Prof. Casimir Onwe-Hartley, a cosmologist who has spent two decades studying the structure of dark matter, maps the dark ecosystem from the ground up. He introduces the habitats of the dark universe: the cosmic void (a dark matter desert, low in resources and low in competition), the cosmic filament (the highway ecosystem through which all mass flows toward the cluster nodes), and the galaxy cluster (the dark matter rainforest, the richest and most violent environment in the universe). He describes the predators: massive dark matter halos that grow by consuming smaller halos through a process of gravitational capture and tidal stripping that has precise ecological analogs in biology. He examines the prey: the subhalos that survive this predation through the armor of their own concentration, the dark matter equivalent of a hard shell. He traces the symbiosis between dark matter and ordinary matter: the deepest co-evolutionary relationship in the history of the universe, 13.8 billion years of mutual dependence that produced every galaxy, every star, and ultimately every organism.This is real physics. Every claim in this book is grounded in published science: the billion-particle simulations of the Millennium project and the Aquarius suite, the precision measurements of the Planck satellite and the Sloan Digital Sky Survey, the gravitational wave detections of LIGO, the deep observations of the James Webb Space Telescope. The ecological framing is the author's own: a carefully argued framework that organizes what we know about dark matter structure into a coherent, powerful, and genuinely surprising picture of the universe.The dark matter ecosystem is the largest system in nature. It has been operating for longer than the Earth has existed, at scales that dwarf the entire visible universe, and through mechanisms that are only now being decoded. It is the reason you exist. Understanding it changes how you see the night sky.For readers of Brian Greene, Lisa Randall, and Dan Hooper. For anyone who has ever looked at a galaxy image and wondered what holds it together. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
