by Daniel Fleisch · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9781107610217
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«A Student's Guide to the Mathematics of Astronomy» is the guide by Daniel Fleisch and Julia Kregenow, published by Cambridge University Press in paperback.
In simple language, this guide presents the mathematical tools needed to follow an introductory astronomy course. It explains everything from stars and light to gravity and black holes, and includes worked examples and over 150 exercises, with online supporting material.
Fourth instalment in the «A Student's Guide» series; text in English, 205 pages. Originally published in 2013.
Intended for students new to astronomy and for readers without a scientific background who want to understand the mathematics of the universe.
