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Carlos L. Janer
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I'd really appreciate if someone could recommend me a (some) good textbook(s) about cosmology.
My mathematical background knowledge is:
- Usual stuff.
- Differential geometry: Nash and Sen book. Nakahara book
- Topology (algebraic and differential): Nash and Sen book. Nakahara book.
- Group theory: Costa and Fogli book (Symmetries and Group Theory in Particle Physics).
My physics background knowledge is:
- Usual stuff.
- Nuclear physics: None whatsoever.
- QFT: Ryder book.
- Particle physics: Somewhere in between Griffiths and Halzen and Martin.
- General relativity: Never studied seriously before. I just know the general relativity field equations.
Is "Introduction to Particle Cosmology" by Bambi and Dolgov any good? What about Weinberg Cosmology book? Too hard? Do I need more than one?
I don't really know if this is the right place for this post. If it's not, I apologize in advance.
My mathematical background knowledge is:
- Usual stuff.
- Differential geometry: Nash and Sen book. Nakahara book
- Topology (algebraic and differential): Nash and Sen book. Nakahara book.
- Group theory: Costa and Fogli book (Symmetries and Group Theory in Particle Physics).
My physics background knowledge is:
- Usual stuff.
- Nuclear physics: None whatsoever.
- QFT: Ryder book.
- Particle physics: Somewhere in between Griffiths and Halzen and Martin.
- General relativity: Never studied seriously before. I just know the general relativity field equations.
Is "Introduction to Particle Cosmology" by Bambi and Dolgov any good? What about Weinberg Cosmology book? Too hard? Do I need more than one?
I don't really know if this is the right place for this post. If it's not, I apologize in advance.