An Introduction to Modern Astrophysics

Bradley W. Carroll, Dale A. Ostlie, "An Introduction to Modern Astrophysics"
Pearson Education | 2006-09-21 | ISBN: 0321442849 | 1400 pages | DjVu | 26,9 MB

The book contains material from almost every subject in astrophysics, presented in a way that keeps the readers interest in the subject. It also contains worked examples, which isn't all that common in most astronomy books, who usually doesn't show the reader how to use his/her knowledge from physics/math. In all, an excellent book that also can be used as a source for further search into a particular subject, by pointing out refernce articles/book at the end of each subject, of both general and technical nature.

It is well-written and accessible to anyone with a modest grasp of calculus, providing an excellent introduction to the whole field: everything from Kepler's laws, through spectra, special relativity, stellar evolution, binary systems to galactic evolution and a brief introduction to cosmology. The book is structured into sections and within each section are a number of chapters, each of which is a series of effective tutorials, typically building one upon the other.

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