Cosmology Books: Find Undergraduate & Graduate Books

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A new member seeks assistance in finding introductory resources on cosmology, specifically undergraduate and graduate-level books that are not outdated. Another participant references a previous thread where they received helpful recommendations on similar inquiries, indicating that the community is supportive and willing to share valuable resources. The discussion highlights the importance of accessing current educational materials in the field of cosmology.
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Hello everybody, I'am a new membre.
I'am working on an introduction to cosmology, but I haven't yet the necessary documents:confused:, and hence I"ll be very thankful if you help me:smile:. I want a undergraduate and graduate (not very complex) books but not old if you can.
thanks
 
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Thanks narrator, your thread have helped me too..
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