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Introductions, Reviews > s.a. brane cosmology;
cosmological history; cosmological models [standard model]
and history of models.
@ I, all readers: Rees SA(99)dec;
issue SA(01)jan;
Starkman & Schwarz SA(05)aug [discrepancies];
Kamionkowski a0706-ch;
Silk NS-a1404 [conundrums].
@ Status, reviews:
Turner in(94)ap/97,
NPPS(97)ap;
Silk ap/99-in;
Rees ap/99-proc;
Ellis GRG(00);
Lukash ap/00-conf;
Cotsakis & Leach LNP(02)gq/01;
Narlikar & Padmanabhan ARAA(01);
Turner IJMPA(02)ap-proc,
AHP(03)ap/02-proc;
Hawking ap/03-talk;
Peebles ap/03-conf;
Freedman & Turner RMP(03)ap;
Sakharov & Hofer ETH(03)ap;
Trodden & Carroll ap/04-ln;
Primack NAR(05)ap/04-in;
Maroto & Ramírez ap/04-in;
Lesgourges ap/04-ln;
García-Bellido hp/04-talk,
ap/05-ln;
Fabris gq/04-ln;
Padmanabhan gq/05-in,
AIP(06)ap;
Linder JPCS(06)ap/05;
Brandenberger PoS-ht/07;
Zee MPLA(07);
Kolb a0709-ln;
Primack NPPS(07);
Efstathiou NCB(07)-a0712-proc [future];
Peebles NCB(07)-a0712-in;
Turner PT(08)dec;
Blanchet a0902;
Martinez & Trimble ASP-a0904;
Starkman et al MNRAS(10)-a0909 [observational status];
Peebles & Nusser Nat(10)jun-a1001 [clues from nearby galaxies];
Suto a1007-proc;
de Vega et al a1007-conf,
a1009-conf [highlights];
Cohen-Tannoudji & Hudlet a1101-proc [cosmology, thermodynamics, and gravity];
Nieuwenhuizen et al JC(11)-a1108 [round-table discussion];
Peebles a1203-conf;
Verde yr-a1504;
Fazio ed-18 [encyclopedia, 4vv];
Silk FP(18);
Lincoln TPT(20)mar [the Hubble tension].
@ Emphasis on observations: Leclercq et al proc(14)-a1403-ln [limits, methodology].
@ Fundamental physics emphasis: Rubakov yr(15)-a1504-ln,
Bambi & Dolgov 15 [particle physics aspects];
Kunze a1604-ln;
Padmanabhan CRP(17)-a1611 [rev];
Schäfer MNRAS-a1701-conf;
Solliday Symm(17) [particles and cosmology, I];
Tkachev a1802-ln;
Salucci et al a2011.
@ Non-specialist intros: Peebles AJP(69)apr;
PW(96)sep;
Dolgov hp/03-conf;
Gleiser IJMPD(04)ap-conf;
Elizalde gq/04;
Roos a0802-en;
Hamilton SHPMP(13)-a1304;
Luminet Cosm-a1604 [evolution of ideas on the origin of the world];
> s.a. physics teaching.
Books and Lecture Notes
@ I, all readers: Merleau-Ponty & Morando 71;
Calder 77;
Durham & Purrington 83;
Trefil 83;
Pagels 85;
Gratton 87;
Fang & Li 89;
Chaisson 90;
Singer ed-90;
Lightman 91;
Hetherington ed-93;
Rowan-Robinson 93,
99;
Silk 94;
Lemonick 95;
Mather & Boslough 96;
Gribbin 98;
Hogan 98;
Delsemme 98 [including life];
Padmanabhan 98;
Schulman 99;
Harrison 00;
Rees 00;
Lidsey 00;
Gribbin 01 [astronomy/cosmology, coffee-table book];
Kirshner 02;
Rees 03;
Clark & Clark 04;
Singh 04;
Glendenning 04,
07;
Silk 06;
Gribbin 07;
Giovannini 08;
Luminet 08;
Duncan & Tyler 08 [text];
Bartusiak 09;
Nussbaumer & Bieri 09;
Swimme & Tucker 11;
Griffiths 13;
Ostriker & Mitton 13
[r PT(14)mar];
Woolfson 13;
Siegel 15;
Lyth 16;
Sanders 16 [dark matter, MOND].
@ II, undergraduate level: Contopoulos & Kotsakis 87;
Roos 94;
Silk 94;
Linder 97;
Bernstein 98;
Liddle 99;
Livio 00 [acceleration and cosmological constant];
Raine & Thomas 01;
Glendenning 04;
Hawley & Holcomb 05;
Sidharth 09;
Kisslinger 14;
Siegel 15;
Ryden 16;
Pössel a1712-ln;
Perlov & Vilenkin 17 [r PT(18)].
@ III, graduate level: Peebles 71;
Hoyle 75;
Rees 95;
Narlikar 02;
Padmanabhan 02;
Dodelson 03;
Khlopov & Rubin 04;
Gonzalo 05;
Mukhanov 05;
Weinberg 08;
Rich 10;
Gorbunov & Rubakov 10;
Baryshev & Teerikorpi 11;
Ellis et al 12;
Bronnikov & Rubin 12;
Einasto 13;
Caldarelli a1611-ln;
Calcagni 17 [and quantum cosmology];
Montani et al 17;
Jones 17;
Rubakov a1804-ln.
General Aspects > s.a. cosmology [beginning, future];
particle physics; probability in physics.
@ Challenges, problems: Bolotin et al a0904;
Famaey & McGaugh JPCS(13)-a1301.
@ From Newtonian theory: Callan et al AJP(65)feb;
Norbury EJP(98)phy;
Jordan AJP(05)jul-ap/03;
> s.a. cosmological models [Newtonian cosmology].
@ Inflation and the multiverse: Kinney ap/03-ln;
Vilenkin JPCS(10)-a0908;
Vilenkin a1108-talk [and the "principle of mediocrity"];
> s.a. inflation; multiverse.
Conceptual and Philosophical Aspects
> s.a. origin and pre-big-bang models.
@ Books: Munitz 90 [I];
Kragh 04 [history, philosophical and religious context];
Wesson 10;
Harwit 13 [and historical, I];
Silk & Barrow ed-tbp;
Mangabeira Unger & Smolin 14
[and time, r CQG+(16) Barbour];
Chamcham et al ed-17;
Barnes & Lewis 20 [How to Beat the Big Bang].
@ Philosophical: Leslie ed-90;
Grünbaum PhSc(93)dec [origination],
FP(96),
BJPS(00) [theology];
Zinkernagel SHPMP(02)ap/01 [unity of science];
Klee BJPS(02) [argument by design];
Ellis ap/06-in [issues];
Grujić FS(07)-a0709 [epistemic questions];
Amaral Vieira in(11)-a1110 [how philosophy helps cosmologists];
Zinkernagel SHPMP(14)-a1404 [intro to special issue];
Butterfield SHPMP-a1406
[under-determination of theoretical hypotheses in modern cosmology];
Merritt a1703 [and conventionalism];
Kragh a1706-in [origin];
> s.a. history of cosmology [sociology];
inflation; quantum cosmology.
@ Cosmology as a science:
McCabe SHPMP(04)gq/05 [structure of general-relativistic cosmology];
Goenner AdP(10)-a0910 [what kind of science?];
Krauss IAU-a1002 [impact upon culture];
Bertolami JIA-a1110 [cosmology as a form of archaeology];
Kragh a1208 [cosmology as a science, and testability];
López-Corredoira SHPMP-a1311 [sociology of cosmology];
Chaisson NS(14)-a1405 [applications to human society];
Sahlén in(17)-a1812 [inference].
@ Conceptual:
Ribeiro & Videira Ap(98)phy [dogmatism];
Wahsner IJMPA(02) [on the universe as a system];
Mbonye gq/03 [self-regulating dynamics];
Coule GRG(04) [issues re infinite space];
McCabe SHPMP(05)gq/05 [creation];
Baryshev AIP(06)ap/05 [conceptual problems...???];
Horvath C&H-a0809 [dark matter, dark energy, and paradigm shift];
Hogg a0910-conf [certainty and plausibility];
Srednicki & Hartle a1004-conf [xerographic distribution];
Norton PhSc(10)oct [spurious results from poor logic];
Melia AusP-a1205 [proposed picture];
Hwang JKAS(12)-a1206 [assumptions and limits];
Soler & Alfonseca a1301 [on the idea of infinite repetitions of histories in space];
Ribeiro a1308-proc [epistemological perspective];
Page a1412-proc;
Barrow a1503-ch [aspects of the issue of generality];
Neves FS(19)-a1811 [degree of scientificity];
Yargic & Franzmann a1910
[philosophical principles and theoretical challenges];
Alexander et al a2104 [the universe as an autodidactic system].
Online Resources
> s.a. Internet Encyclopedia of Science pages;
Wikipedia page;
WMAP introduction pages.
> 2007 Discover interview with Janna Levin;
2009 talk by Larry Krauss video.
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