Internal constitution of the stars
Eddington, Arthur Stanley
Internal constitution of the stars - New York : Cambridge University Press, 1988. - xiv, 407 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. - Cambridge science classics. .
Available through Cambridge books online SHEDL trial from 9th January 2012 to 9th July 2012.
Title from publishers bibliographic system (viewed on 22 Dec 2011) Originally published: 1926
Includes index Bibliography: p. [397]-402
The publication of The Internal Constitution of the Stars by Arthur Eddington in 1926 was a major landmark in the development of modern theoretical astrophysics. Not only did Eddington effectively create the discipline of the structure, constitution, and the evolution of the stars, but he also recognised and established the basic elements of our present understanding of the subject. The influence of the book is indicated by the remark by H. N. Russell in 1945: 'This volume has every claim to be regarded as a masterpiece of the first rank'.
0521337089 9780521337083
Stars--Constitution
524 / EDD-I
Internal constitution of the stars - New York : Cambridge University Press, 1988. - xiv, 407 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. - Cambridge science classics. .
Available through Cambridge books online SHEDL trial from 9th January 2012 to 9th July 2012.
Title from publishers bibliographic system (viewed on 22 Dec 2011) Originally published: 1926
Includes index Bibliography: p. [397]-402
The publication of The Internal Constitution of the Stars by Arthur Eddington in 1926 was a major landmark in the development of modern theoretical astrophysics. Not only did Eddington effectively create the discipline of the structure, constitution, and the evolution of the stars, but he also recognised and established the basic elements of our present understanding of the subject. The influence of the book is indicated by the remark by H. N. Russell in 1945: 'This volume has every claim to be regarded as a masterpiece of the first rank'.
0521337089 9780521337083
Stars--Constitution
524 / EDD-I
