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What is the best grad-level book on the cosmological constant problem that introduces quantum field theory, astro-particle physics, inflation, and cosmology?
The discussion revolves around identifying the best graduate-level books on the cosmological constant problem, with a focus on resources that cover quantum field theory, astro-particle physics, inflation, and cosmology.
Participants express varying opinions on the best resources, with no consensus on a single book being the definitive choice. Multiple competing views on suitable texts remain evident throughout the discussion.
Some participants note that certain resources may emphasize specific aspects of cosmology, such as inflation, which may not align with all participants' needs for a broader quantum-oriented approach.
Readers interested in advanced cosmology, particularly those seeking graduate-level texts that address the cosmological constant problem and related topics in quantum field theory and inflationary cosmology.
LithiumHelios said:http://relativity.livingreviews.org/Articles/lrr-2001-1/" is a good starting place for inflationary cosmology? Though it does emphasise, as the name suggests, pertrubations/CMB/etc side of things. Has introductions to field theory in a cosmological setting?
Not an over-emphasize on inflation. Basically, I am looking for a quantum-oriented book on cosmology, and Liddle & Lyth seems to be the best out of what you have mentioned. Thank you, thoughLithiumHelios said:Alse check out Linde's review (somewhere on arxiv, though getting outdated?) on inflationary cosmology. He has a few.
http://arxiv.org/abs/0705.0164
http://arxiv.org/abs/hep-th/0503203
http://arxiv.org/abs/hep-th/0503195
Sorry if it's not what your were looking for.
ansgar said:weinbergs book on cosmology?
Physical Foundations of Cosmology by Mukhanov ?
nicksauce said:Check out Primordial Cosmology by Peter and Uzan.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/019920991X/?tag=pfamazon01-20