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ASTRONOMY 381
The Formation of Galaxies and Large-Scale Structure in the Universe

Fall 2001  AST 381 No. 46560 | PHY 394T No. 58230 | T & TH 12:30 - 2:30 pm | RLM 15.216B


PROFESSOR
Paul R. Shapiro
Office: RLM 16.204
Office hours:
Tuesday, 2:00 ­3:30 p.m.or by appointment
Phone: 471-9422 or leave word at 471-3326
shapiro381@astro.as.utexas.edu

Class Website


Textbooks: Lecture Notes;  Padmanabhan, T.2001, Galaxies and Cosmology (Course in Theoretical Astrophysics, Vol.III) (Cambridge Univ. Press)


Grading: Course grade will be based upon the problem sets and student talk/lecture notes.

Exams: None


Prerequisites: Suitable for all beginning or advanced graduate students in astronomy or physics. Previous course in cosmology not required. Students who have taken AST 396C (PHY 396T) "Elements of Cosmology " or its equivalent or plan to do so in the future will find this course a useful complement.

Homework:

  • Problem sets will be assigned.
  • One end-of-semester student lecture on a topic selected in consultation with the professor, with lecture notes handed in.

 

 
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