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Lecture Notes Lecture 1: Introduction - pdf Lecture 2: Physics of Compact Objects - pdf Lecture 3: Physics of Compact Objects, cont. - pdf Lecture 4: Physics of Compact Objects, cont. - pdf Lecture 5: Physics of Compact Objects, cont. - pdf Lecture 6: Stellar Structure and Evolution - pdf Lecture 7: Physics of Compact Objects, final - pdf Lecture 8: White Dwarfs - pdf Lecture 9: White Dwarfs, cont. - pdf Lecture 10: General Relativity: Very Brief Introduction - pdf Lecture 11: General Relativity: Very Brief Introduction, cont. - pdf Lecture 12: General Relativity: Very Brief Introduction, cont. - pdf Lecture 13: General Relativity: Very Brief Introduction, cont. - pdf Lecture 14: General Relativity: Very Brief Introduction, final - pdf Lecture 15: Neutron Stars, cont. - pdf Lecture 16: Neutron Stars, cont. - pdf Lecture 17: Black Holes - pdf Lecture 18: Black Holes, cont. - pdf Lecture 19: Black Holes, cont. - pdf Lecture 20: Black Holes, cont. - pdf Lecture 21: Introduction to the First Stars - pdf Lecture 22: Impacts of the First Stars - pdf Lecture 23: First Stars: The Oldest Stars in our Galaxy - pdf Lecture 24: First Stars: Fundamental Properties - pdf Lecture 25: Hawking Radiation - pdf Lecture 26: Epilogue: The Cosmic Frontier - pdf |
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