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| adam_text | DISCOVERY^ COSMIC FRACTALS YURIJ BARYSHEV ASTRONOMICAL INSTITUTE ST.
PETERSBURG UNIVERSITY RUSSIA PEKKA TEERIKORPI TUORLA OBSERVATORY
UNIVERSITY OF TURKU FINLAND WORLD SCIENTIFIC NEW JERSEY * LONDON *
SINGAPORE * HONG KONG CONTENTS FOREWORD BY BENOIT MANDELBROT XVII
PREFACE XXV PROLOGUE XXIX PART I THE SCIENCE OF COSMIC ORDER 1 CHAPTER
1 THE BIRTH OF COSMOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES 3 1.1 THE SEEDS WERE SOWN - THE
MYTH EXPLAINS THE WORLD 3 1.2 CELESTIAL WRITING ON THE BABYLONIAN SKY 5
1.3 THE IONIAN REVOLUTION 6 1.4 ANAXIMANDER SOLVES THE PARADOX OF
UNFAILING EARTH . . . . . . 7 1.5 THE SKY BECOMES A SPHERE . . 8 1.6
ATOMISTS SEE A GLIMPSE OF THE MICROCOSM . 9 1.7 PLATO S MATHEMATICAL
HEAVEN :* . 10 1.8 ARISTOTLE S SCIENTIFIC METHOD . 12 1.9 THE PRINCIPLE
OF CIRCULAR MOTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . 13 1.10 BUT WHAT
IS ACTUALLY ROTATING? ..... . -. 15 1.11 TOWARDS THE PRINCIPLE OF NO
CENTER 16 1.12 THE WISDOM OF ANTIQUITY WAS KEPT ALIVE . . . . . . . . .
. . . 16 1.13 THE WORLD EDIFICE OF THE MIDDLE AGES . ... 18 CHAPTER 2
THE GATE INTO COSMIC ORDER 21 2.1 ROOTS OF DE REVOLUTIONIBUS .-..... .
21 VIII CONTENTS 2.2 NEW UNDERSTANDING ON MATTERS CELESTIAL . 22 2.3 THE
YOUNG RHETICUS VISITS THE OLD COPERNICUS 24 2.4 BRUNO BREAKS THE STELLAR
SPHERE , . . ,, 25 2.5 ...AND GALILEO OPENS THE GATE . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . 27 2.6 THE BLURRED NEW VIEW THROUGH THE MAGNIFYING TUBE
. . . . . . 28 2.7 KEPLER S LAWS OF COSMIC ORDER 29 2.8 NICHOLAS OF
CUSA: THE CENTER IS EVERYWHERE 30 2.9 DIGGES, BRUNO, AND THE COPERNICAN
PRINCIPLE 31 2.10 THE FIRST STEPS ON THE COSMIC DISTANCE LADDER 34 2.11
STARS ARE REMOTE SUNS 35 2.12 UNDERSTANDING THE NEW COSMIC ORDER . . 37
2.13 THE TRIUMPH OF NEWTON S UNIVERSAL/GRAVITY 39 2.14 JUST ADD ONE
PARTICLE MORE... . ** ** 40 CHAPTER 3 THE PARADOXAL UNIVERSE OF SIR
ISAAC 41 3.1 STRUCTURE OF THE HEAVENS . 41 3.2 NEWTON S COSMOLOGY IN A
NUTSHELL 43 3:3 COSMQLOGICAL PARADOX . . . . . . . . . . 43 3.4 WHY DO
WE NOT FEEL AN INFINITE GRAVITY FORCE? . . . . . . . . . 44 3.5 HOW TO
TAME THE INFINITE GRAVITY? 45 3.6 IF, HOWEVER, A UNIFORM INFINITE CLOUD
OF STARS EXISTS, WHY HAS IT NOT COLLAPSED? . 47 3.7 WHY IS THE NIGHT SKY
SO DARK? 48 3.8 THE RIDDLE OF THE SHINING STARS :... . 50 3.9 WHAT HAS
SAVED US FROM THE ULTIMATE HEAT DEATH? * 51 CHAPTER 4 THE DREAM OF A
HIERARCHICAL WORLD: PROTOFRACTALS 53 4.1 STARS AND NEBULAE . . . . 53
4.2 EMANUEL SWEDENBORG . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 4.3
CARTESIAN PHYSICS 56 4.4 THE SWEDENBORG SELF-SIMILAR UNIVERSE, 57 4.5
TOWARDS THE ORIGIN OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM 59 4.6 HIERARCHIES OF KANT AND
LAMBERT 60 4.7 FINITE OR INFINITE? 62 *4.8 EMERGING PROTOFRACTALS . . 63
4.9 INWARDS AND OUTWARDS . . .. . 65 CONTENTS IX PART II COSMOLOGICAL
PHYSICS FOR THE REALM OF GALAXIES 67 CHAPTER 5 THE NEW WORLD OF
RELATIVITY AND QUANTUM FORCES 69 5.1 THE PRINCIPLE OF RELATIVITY 69 5.2
THE RELATIVJSTIC PHYSICS OF POINCARE AND EINSTEIN . . . . . . . 70 5.3
VELOCITY OF LIGHT 72 5.4 FROM CLASSICAL SPACE AND TIME 73 5.5 ... TO
RELATIVISTIC SPACE-TIME . . . . 74 5.6 TIME TRAVEL INTO THE FUTURE WITH
A ONE-WAY TICKET 75 5.7 REST MASS ENERGY: E = ME 2 75 5.8 LIGHT,
ELECTRICITY, AND MAGNETISM . . . . . . . .~ * .-.. 76 5.9 LEAST ACTION,
SYMMETRY, CONSERVATION LAWS 77 5.10 QUANTUM PHYSICS OF THE MICROWORLD .
. 78 5.11 HEISENBERG S UNCERTAINTY PRINCIPLE: NEBULOUS PARTICLE . .- . .
. 79 5.-12. THE SEARCH FOR GENUINE ATOMS 80 5.13 QUARKS HIDE INSIDE
PROTONS . . 83 5.14 THE QUANTUM NATURE OF FUNDAMENTAL FORCES 84 5.15
FUR COAT OF VIRTUAL PARTICLES AND THE BOILING VACUUM . . . . 85 5.16
SPIRALING DOWN INTO THE MICROCOSM? . 87 5.17 FROM TERRESTRIAL TO COSMIC
LABORATORY 88 CHAPTER 6 GRAVITY * THE ENIGMATIC CREATOR OF ORDER 89 6.1
THE NATURE OF GRAVITY . . . . . . . . 7. .... 89 6.2 NEWTON S LAW AND
THE GRAVITATIONAL CONSTANT 90 6.3 THE RIDDLE OF INERTIAL AND GRAVITATING
MASSES . * * * 91 6.4 RELATIVISTIC GRAVITY EMERGES IN OUR SOLAR SYSTEM
92 6.5 GEOMETRY OF CURVED SPACES -. ... 93 6.6 GENERAL RELATIVITY AS
GEOMETRICAL GRAVITY THEORY 95 6.7 WHAT CAUSES GRAVITY ACCORDING TO
GENERAL RELATIVITY? 97 6.8 BIG BANG, BLACK HOLE, TIME MACHINE 98 6.9 ...
BUT RIDDLES STILL EXIST 99 6.10 FEYNMAN S QUANTUM FIELD APPROACH TO
GRAVITY 100 6.11 RELATIVISTIC EFFECTS IN QUANTUM FIELD GRAVITY 102 6.12
GRAVITY AS A BUILDER OF CELESTIAL STRUCTURES . . . . . . . . . . . 103
6.13 ENERGY FLOWS AND ORDER FROM CHAOS 104 6.14 A STAR IS A
SELF-GRAVITATING NUCLEAR REACTOR 105 6.15 EXPLODING STARS - THE END OF
THE FIGHT? . . .106 X CONTENTS CHAPTER 7 THE LAW OF REDSHIFT IN THE
KINGDOM OF GALAXIES 109 7.1 THE ISLAND UNIVERSES ;I . . 109 7.2 THE
DISTANCE TO THE LITTLE CLOUD IS MEASURED . . . . . . . . ILL 7.3
PULSATING STARS LIGHT UP THE WAY TO ANDROMEDA ILL 7.4 THE DIVERSITY OF
GALACTIC GEOMETRIES ; . . . * 112 7.5 OUR HOME GALAXY - THE MILKY WAY
.. ...-.; .-........ 114 7.6 SPECTRA - FINGERPRINTS OF STELLAR MATTER *
* * 115 7.7 SPECTRAL LINE SHIFT - A CELESTIAL MESSAGE . . 116 7.8
DISCOVERY OF EXTRAGALACTICREDSHIFTS 117 7.9 THE SEARCH FOR A RELATION
BETWEEN REDSHIFT AND DISTANCE . ... 118 7.10 THE LAW OF REDSHIFTS: A NEW
COSMIC PHENOMENON 119 7.11 GALAXIES LIVE IN SWARMS . . . : . - . . . .
121 .7.12 SUPER ENERGIES IN THE GALAXY UNIVERSE/. . . . . . . . . . .
. . 122 7.13 ANOMALOUS REDSHIFTS - THE EXCEPTION TO THE RULE? 125 7.14
REDSHIFT QUANTIZATION? . . . . . . . . . . 126 CHAPTER 8 THE TRIUMPH
OF UNIFORMITY IN COSMOLOGY * 129 8,.L FIIEDMANN-S DISCOVERY OF EXPANDING
UNIVERSES . . 129 8.2 COSMOLOGICAL-REDSHIFT IN EXPANDING SPACE . . . . .
. . . . . . 132 8.3 UNIFORMITY GIVES RISE TO THE HUBBLE LAW 133 8.4 THE
HUBBLE CONSTANT MEASURES THE AGE OF THE UNIVERSE . . . ... 134 8.5 THE
OLDEST STARS - ALMOST AS ANCIENT AS THE UNIVERSE ....... 135 8:6 THE
GEOMETRIES OF FRIEDMANN S WORLD MODELS 137 8.7 THE COSMIC DENSITY OF
MATTER IN THE UNIVERSE . . . . . . . . . 138 8.8 GEORGE GAMOW S HOT
BEGINNING 139 8.9 DISCOVERY OF THE COSMIC THERMAL RADIATION, . . 140
8.10 THE 3 KELVIN GLOW - THE COOL RELIC OF THE HOT BANG 141 8.11 COOKING
THE LIGHT ELEMENTS 142 8.12 AFTER SOLVING NEWTON S PARADOXES OF
INFINITY... . 143 8.13 ... NEW ENIGMAS OF FRIEDMANN S UNIFORM WORLD
APPEAR . . . .143 8.14 INFLATION COMES AND RESOLVES THE PARADOXES 144
8.15 THE AGE OF THE INFLATIONARY UNIVERSE .. . 145 8.16 WHEN WERE THE
GALAXIES AND THEIR CLUSTERS BORN? , 146 8.17 THE BIG BANG TRIUMPH -
ITS.LOGIC AND COMPONENTS . 147 CONTENTS XI PART III THE ELUSIVE
SIMPLICITY OF UNI- FORM SPACE AND MATTER 149 CHAPTER 9 THE MYSTERIOUS
SINGULARITY 151 9.1 A UNIFORM MATTER DISTRIBUTION LEADS TO A SINGULARITY
. . . . . 151 9.2 WHAT IS A BLACK HOLE SINGULARITY? . 152 9.3 EINSTEIN
OBJECTS TO THE PHYSICAL REALITY OF THE SINGULARITY . . . 153 9.4 ARE
THERE ALTERNATIVES TO SINGULARITY? 155 9.5 GRAVASTARS, ETERNALLY
COLLAPSING OBJECTS, DARK STARS 156 9.6 RELATIVISTIC ASTROPHYSICS PROBES
STRONG GRAVITY . 157 9.7 A BINARY PULSAR - AN IDEAL GRAVITY LABORATORY
158 9.8 THE SEARCH FOR GRAVITY WAVES FROM COLLAPSING STARS 159 9.9 TWO
CLOSEST SUPERNOVAE - SIGNS OF GRAVITY WAVES? 161 9.10 X-RAYS BETRAY
BLACK HOLES IN BINARY STARS . .... 162 9.11 THE BEST CANDIDATE SITS AT
THE CENTER OF THE MILKY WAY . . . . 163 9.12 SUPERMASSIVE OBJECTS IN THE
NUCLEI OF OTHER GALAXIES . 164 9.13 APPROACHING THE HORIZON. 165 9.14
...MAY OFFER UNEXPECTED SURPRISES 166 9.15 THE RAPID VARIABILITY OF
QUASARS AS PROBE OF GRAVITY 167 9.16 COSMOLOGY REQUIRES RELATIVISTIC AND
QUANTUM GRAVITY . . . . . 168 CHAPTER 10 DARK MATTER - THE GREY EMINENCE
171 10.1 EARLY SIGNS OF DARK MATTER 171 10.2 INVISIBLE MATTER MAKES
GALAXIES REVOLVE RAPIDLY . ... . . . . . 172 10.3 GRAVITY LENSES PROBE
THE DARK MATTER .. 173 10.4 MACHOS IN THE HALO OF THE MILKY WAY 175 10.5
DO ARP S QUASARS REVEAL DARK MATTER IN GALAXY HALOES? . ... 176 10.6
MUCH MORE IN A CLUSTER OF GALAXIES THAN THE EYE SEES 177 10.7 THE TOTAL
AMOUNT OF DARK MATTER IN THE UNIVERSE 178 10.8 AN OCEAN OF MASSIVE
NEUTRINOS? . 179 10.9 THE SEARCH FOR DARK MATTER GOES ON 181 CHAPTER 11
DARK ENERGY * THE NEW EMPEROR 183 11.1 REVOLUTION IN COSMOLOGY -
EINSTEIN S LAMBDA RETURNS! 183 11.2 A SHORT COURSE IN THE PHYSICS OF
NOTHING . . . 186 11.3 DARK ENERGY, QUINTESSENCE, SPINTESSENCE 187
11.4 A BIT OF HISTORY: REDSHIFT AND DE SITTER S EFFECT 188 11.5 THE AGE
OF AN ACCELERATING UNIVERSE 189 XII CONTENTS 11.6 T H E FIFTH E L E M E
N T M A Y RULE IN Y O U R B A C K Y A R D . . . . . . . . . . 1 9 0
CHAPTER 12 EXPANSION AND CURVATURE OF C.PACE 193 12.1 THE NATURE OF
REDSHIFT-ALLAN SANDAGE S 15TH PROBLEM . . . . 193 12.2 UNDERSTANDING
THEEXPANSION OF SPACE 196 12.3 THE LEMAITRE PHENOMENON VERSUS THE
DOPPLER EFFECT 198 12.4 WHAT IS THE FATE OF ENERGY IN EXPANDING SPACE? .
. 200 12.5 SUPERLUMINAL RECESSION OF REMOTE GALAXIES ./. 202 12.6
GEOMETRY AND PHYSICS: VIEWS OF POINCARE AND EINSTEIN . . . . 203 12.7
ABSOLUTELY SOFT AND HARD METER STICKS 204 12.8 GEOMETRY OF SPACE IN THE
LOCAL GALAXY UNIVERSE 205 12.9 THE CLASSICAL COSMOLOGICAL TESTS OF SPACE
GEOMETRY 206 12.10 , THE PATCHY MICROWAVE SKY BRINGS EUCLID BACK 209
12.11 THE ENIGMATIC UNITY OF SPACE, MATTER, AND ENERGY . . . . . . . 210
F I PART IV THE FRACTAL ARCHITECTURE OF THE UNIVERSE 213 CHAPTER 13
COSMIC HIERARCHIES: FROM DREAM TO SCIENCE 215 13.1 SEARCHING THE HEAVENS
FOR NEBULAE 215 13.2 JOHN HERSCHEL S PRINCIPLE OF SUBORDINATE GROUPING
.217 13.3 FOURNIER D ALBE S BRAVE NEW WORLDS 218 13.4 GRAVITY WITHIN
FOURNIER S HIERARCHY . . . 221 13.5 CARL CHARLIER WRESTLES WITH
INFINITIES 221 13.6 CHARLIER S CRITERIA FOR INFINITE WORLDS . . . 223
13.7 TOWARDS HIERARCHIC WORLDS WITHOUT A MIDDLE POINT . . ... . . 224
13.8 KNUT LUNDMARK S GREAT PLAN . . ... . 226 CHAPTER, 14 THE CHARM OF
SELF-SIMILARITY 229 14.1 THE FRACTAL ORBIT OF MANDELBROT 229 14.2 THE
CONCEPT OF THE FRACTAL . . 231 14.3 KOCH S CURVE OR SNOW FLAKE 233
1.4.4 THE SIMPLE MEASURE OF COMPLEX STRUCTURES 234 14.5 THE FRACTAL
DIMENSION OF FOURNIER-CHARLIER WORLDS . . . . . . . 236 14.6 CREATIVITY
OF FRACTALS . 237 14.7 RANDOM FRACTALS AND BROWNIAN MOTION . . .... 239
14.8 PERCOLATION - A PROCESS LEADING TO FRACTALS . . . . . . . . . . .
240 CONTENTS XIII 14.9 FRACTAL STRUCTURES VERSUS SMOOTH DISTRIBUTIONS
240 14.10 FRACTAL VIEW OF NATURE 242 14.11 THE FRACTAL DIMENSION OF
ABSTRACT ART . 244 CHAPTER 15 FRACTAL AND CHAOS: PLANETS, STARDUST, DARK
HALOES 247 ~ 15.1 ORDER AND CHAOS REVEALED.BY THE SOLAR SYSTEM . 247
15.2 CHAOS, STRANGE ATTRACTORS, AND FRACTALS 250 15.3 HOW A PENDULUM
CONNECTS CHAOS AND FRACTALS 252 15.4 PROTOCHAOS IN SWEDENBORG S VISION
OF EVOLUTION . . . . . . . 254 15.5 TO THE MICROCOSMOS - AND BACK TO THE
PLANETS AGAIN: NOTTALE S FRACTAL SPACE-TIME . . . . 255 15.6 RUGGED
PLANETARY LANDSCAPES ; 258 15.7 DENSE DUST CLOUDS - COCOONS OF STARS 260
15.8 A CASE STUDY OF NATURAL FRACTALS: INTERSTELLAR CLOUDS 262 15.9 DARK
CLOUDS, MOLECULAR COMPLEXES, CIRRUS FILAMENTS. 264 15.10 GALAXY HALOES -
DARK MASS HIDING IN FRACTALS? 266 15.11 FRACTAL GAS CLOUDS BETWEEN
GALAXIES 268 CHAPTER 16 REDSHIFT * THE QUIET COSMOGRAPHER 269 16.1
HUBBLE S LAW OF REDSHIFTS IS A DISTANCE INDICATOR . . . . . ... 269 16.2
THE HUBBLE CONSTANT MEASURED BEFORE HUBBLE... . . . . . . . 271 16^3 THE
HUBBLE CONSTANT: 100 OR 72 OR 50? . . . . . . . . . . . . . 272 16.4
DISTANCES TO GALAXIES - A MISSION IMPOSSIBLE? 272 16.5 THE NOTORIOUS
MALMQUIST BIAS .. ... 276 16.6 WHAT, AFTER ALL, IS THE VALUE OF THE
HUBBLE CONSTANT? . . . . . 277 16.7 GALAXY CLUSTERS PAINTED ON THE
CELESTIAL SPHERE . 278 16.8 THE ORIGIN OF THE DEBATE ON SUPERCLUSTERS
279 16.9 ABELL S RICH CLUSTERS OF GALAXIES 281 16.10 LOOKING THROUGH THE
DUSTY WINDOW 282 16.11 3-D ASTRONOMY FROM THE VERTEX OF A SPACE CONE :
284 16.12 EXCURSIONS INTO THE LOCAL GALAXY UNIVERSE AND BEYOND 287 16.13
THE MYSTERIOUS QUIETNESS OF THE HUBBLE FLOW . . . . . 289 16.14 THE
REDSHIFT OF QUASARS AS A DISTANCE INDICATOR . . . . . . . . . 292
CHAPTER 17 FRACTAL STRUCTURE OF THE GALAXY UNIVERSE 295 17.1 EINSTEIN S
COSMOLOGICAL PRINCIPLE 295 17.2 MANY FACES OF THE COSMOLOGICAL PRINCIPLE
. . . . . . . . . . . 297 17.3 THE DERIVATION OF UNIFORMITY FROM LOCAL
ISOTROPY . 298 XIV . CONTENTS 17.4 THE GALAXY UNIVERSE MAY SEEM
RATHER SMOOTH.. 300 17.5 ... BUT THE UNIFORMITY IS ELUSIVE . 301 .17.6
CARPENTER - DE VAUCOULEURS S LAW OF GALAXY CLUSTERING .... 302 17.7
MANDELBROT S FRACTAL VIEW OF GALAXY CLUSTERING . . . . . . . . . 305
17.8 DOES ISOTROPY ALWAYS IMPLY UNIFORMITY? . . . . . . . . . . . . 306
17.9 DO WE LIVE ON THE PEAK OF A MOUNTAIN? . . . . : . . 308 17.10
MODERN REDSHIFT SURVEYS OF GALAXIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 311
17.1-1 PIETRONERO AND THE FIVE MEGAPARSEC MYSTERY 312 17.12 THE GREAT
FRACTAL DEBATE ...... . . . . . . . . ; . 314 17.13 THE CORRELATION
FURICTIDNPBINTS AT 5 MPC 317 17.14 THE CONDITIONAL DENSITY COMES AND
FINDS FRACTALITY . . ... . 318 17.15 TO SEARCH FOR OR TO COUNT ON
UNIFORMITY? 321 17.16 TOWARDS EINSTEIN-MANDELBROT CONCORDANCE . . . : .
. . . . . 322 17.17 EVERYTHING WE KNOW ABOUT THE CDSMOS? 324 17.18
OPENING THE MILLENIUM: THE RACE TO A FAIR SAMPLE 325 CHAPTER 18 THE
ORIGINS OF MEGAFRACTALS 329 J8D- THE LADDER OF KEY DISCOVERIES 329
~48R2-~^THE THREE WHALES OF COSMOLOGY 331 18.3 THE ART OF MAKING
UNIVERSES . 332 18.4 ART IS,LONG, LIFE IS SHORT. . . . 334 18.5 GROWTH
OF LARGE SCALE STRUCTURES IN BIG BANG COSMOLOGY . . . . 336 18.6 THE
SMOOTH HUBBLE LAW IGNORES LOCAL ROUGHNESS . . 339 18.7 GRAVITATIONAL
REDSHIFT INSIDE A FRACTAL STRUCTURE 342 18.8 A FRIEDMANN UNIVERSE WITH
FRACTAL GALAXY DISTRIBUTION . . . . 343 18.9 DARK ENERGY DRIVES THE
REMOTE AND THE LOCAL UNIVERSE . . . . . 343 18.10 EARLY WORK AROUND
FRACTAL DIMENSION ONE.... . 345 18.11 ... AND INTRIGUING ASPECTS OF
FRACTAL DIMENSION TWO 345 18.12 THE FRACTAL STATE OF MANY GRAVITATING
PARTICLES 347 18.13 COSMOLOGICAL QUESTIONS WITHIN QUANTUM FIELD GRAVITY
. . ... . 350 18.14 THE COSMIC ARCHITECTURE OF COMPLEXITY 351 18.15 WHAT
IS THE MESSAGE OF THE MEGAFRACTALS? : 353 18.16 THROUGH DEEPER
OBSERVATIONS TO NOVEL PERSPECTIVES 355 APPENDIX A 359 A.I DEFINITION OF
THE ASTRONOMICAL MAGNITUDE 359 A.2 THE MASS OF THE MILKY WAY . 359 A.3 A
STANDARD CANDLE IN THE HUBBLE DIAGRAM 360 CONTENTS XV A.4 THE
CLASSICAL ELECTRON AND GRAVITATIONAL RADIUSES . . R. . . . . 360 A.5 THE
COSMOLOGICAL GRAVITATIONAL REDSHIFT 360 SUGGESTIONS FOR READING 361
INDEX . 363
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| illustrated | Illustrated |
| indexdate | 2024-12-23T16:13:39Z |
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| isbn | 9810248717 9810248725 |
| language | English |
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| physical | XXXI, 373 S. Ill. |
| publishDate | 2002 |
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| publisher | World Scientific |
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| spellingShingle | Baryshev, Yurij Discovery of cosmic fractals Fractals gtt Kosmologie gtt Cosmology Fractals |
| title | Discovery of cosmic fractals |
| title_auth | Discovery of cosmic fractals |
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| title_full | Discovery of cosmic fractals Yurij Baryshev ; Pekka Teerikorpi |
| title_fullStr | Discovery of cosmic fractals Yurij Baryshev ; Pekka Teerikorpi |
| title_full_unstemmed | Discovery of cosmic fractals Yurij Baryshev ; Pekka Teerikorpi |
| title_short | Discovery of cosmic fractals |
| title_sort | discovery of cosmic fractals |
| topic | Fractals gtt Kosmologie gtt Cosmology Fractals |
| topic_facet | Fractals Kosmologie Cosmology |
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