Cosmology¶
Bondi, H. (1960). Cosmology. Cambridge University Press.
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- Frame of Reference
- … the constancy of the speed of light across them); in general relativity (local inertial frames — free-fall frames — as the generalization of Minkowski spacetime's global inertial frames; general covariance); in astronomy (heliocentric vs geocentric frames, barycentric vs observer frames, comoving frames in cosmology
This sourceDevelops the cosmological principle and Weyl's postulate, taking the frame of the substratum's fundamental observers (the comoving frame) as the privileged cosmological reference, and treats the problem of inertia and Mach's principle for frame choice in the large-scale universe. Predates the discovery of the cosmic microwave background.
- … the constancy of the speed of light across them); in general relativity (local inertial frames — free-fall frames — as the generalization of Minkowski spacetime's global inertial frames; general covariance); in astronomy (heliocentric vs geocentric frames, barycentric vs observer frames, comoving frames in cosmology
This sourceTreats cosmology as a branch of physics; discusses cosmological reference frames, the comoving/substratum frame, and Machian implications for frame choice in the large-scale universe.
- … the constancy of the speed of light across them); in general relativity (local inertial frames — free-fall frames — as the generalization of Minkowski spacetime's global inertial frames; general covariance); in astronomy (heliocentric vs geocentric frames, barycentric vs observer frames, comoving frames in cosmology
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