دانلود کتاب New Windows on the Universe: Advances in multimessenger astronomy

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PRELIMS.pdf Acknowledgement Author biography Saeqa Dil Vrtilek CH001.pdf Chapter 1 Messengers of Astrophysics 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Electromagnetic Radiation 1.2.1 Covering the Full Spectrum 1.2.2 The Resolution: Seeing the Details 1.3 Cosmic Rays 1.4 Neutrinos 1.5 Gravitational Waves References CH002.pdf Chapter 2 From Dust … The Birth and Death of Stars 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Stellar Birth 2.3 Stellar Death 2.3.1 Planetary Nebulae: The Death of Sun-like Stars 2.3.2 Supernovae: The Deaths of Massive Stars References CH003.pdf Chapter 3 To Dust … The Birth and Death of Planets 3.1 Introduction 3.2 Our Solar System 3.3 Exoplanets 3.4 Finding Earth-like Planets References CH004.pdf Chapter 4 New Characters on the Cosmic Stage 4.1 Introduction 4.2 Radio Pulsars 4.2.1 Binary Pulsars 4.2.2 Gamma-Ray Pulsars 4.3 Gamma-Ray Bursts 4.3.1 Magnetors, Anomalous X-Ray Pulsars 4.3.2 Short and Long Gamma-Ray-Bursts: SGRBs and LGRBs 4.3.3 LGRB Counterparts—X-Rays, Optical, Radio 4.3.4 Host Galaxies 4.3.5 Collapsars, Hypernovae 4.3.6 SGRB Counterparts, Mergers, Kilonova, r-Process Elements References CH005.pdf Chapter 5 From Matter to Energy 5.1 Introduction 5.2 Our Sun: The Most Luminous Object in Our Sky 5.3 X-ray Binaries: The Most Luminous Objects in Our Galaxy 5.3.1 Superluminal Motion 5.4 Quasars and Active Galactic Nuclei: The Most Luminous Objects in the Universe 5.4.1 A Neutrino from a Blazer; a Multimessenger Event 5.4.2 The Quasar/Microquasar Analogy 5.5 Ultra High Energy Cosmic Rays (UHECRs): Microscopic Particles with Macroscopic Energies References CH006.pdf Chapter 6 From Energy to Matter: Cosmology 6.1 Introduction 6.2 The Expanding View of Our Universe 6.3 The Cosmological Principle 6.4 Expansion of the Universe 6.4.1 Hubble’s Law, Hubble Constant, Hubble Time 6.5 The Need for Dark Matter 6.6 The Need for Dark Energy: Acceleration of the Universe 6.7 Standard Model 6.8 The Beginning of the Universe 6.8.1 The Cosmic Microwave Background 6.8.2 The First Stars and Galaxies 6.9 The Physical Limits and Contents of the Universe 6.10 The End of the Universe 6.10.1 Things fall apart… 6.10.2 The Center Cannot Hold… References CH007.pdf Chapter 7 The Ever Expanding Horizon 7.1 Introduction 7.2 Electromagnetic Waves 7.2.1 Radio 7.2.2 Infrared 7.2.3 Optical 7.2.4 X-Ray 7.2.5 Gamma-Ray Instruments 7.2.6 Time Domain Astronomy/Multiwavelength Telescopes 7.3 Cosmic Rays 7.3.1 AugerPrime and AMIGA 7.3.2 Dark Matter Particle Explorer (DAMPE) 7.4 Neutrinos 7.4.1 IceCube-Upgrade 7.4.2 IceCube-Gen2 7.5 Gravitational Waves 7.5.1 The “evolved” Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (eLISA) 7.5.2 International Pulsar Timing Array (IPTA) References