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A la poursuite des ondes gravitationnelles - 2e éd. - Dernières nouvelles de l'Univers: Dernières nouvelles de l'Univers

A la poursuite des ondes gravitationnelles - 2e éd. - Dernières nouvelles de l'Univers: Dernières nouvelles de l'Univers

Paperback

Series: Quai Des Sciences

General ScienceHistory & Philosophy of Science

ISBN10: 2100758608
ISBN13: 9782100758609
Publisher: Dunod
Published: Nov 2 2016
Pages: 272
Weight: 0.70
Height: 0.57 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: French
We are accustomed to observing the light of the stars to understand the Universe. Yet it is not the most present radiation in the Universe, it is what we first identified because our eyes are light detectors. However, movement in the Universe is caused by gravity not light. It is, therefore, the associated radiation called gravitational waves that is of primary importance in the understanding of how the Universe works. Scientists very recently have succeeded in developing instruments which make it possible to detect this radiation. This book, written by an important actor in this cutting-edge science, describes the techniques and concepts at work and gives an account of the race that laboratories world-wide are in to understand this gravitational Universe that is opening up to us.

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