Gravitational-Wave Physics and Astronomy: An Introduction to Theory, Experiment and Data Analysis (Wiley Series in Cosmology)
by Jolien D. E. Creighton, Warren G. Anderson
Gravitational-Wave Physics and Astronomy introduces the core theory, experimental techniques, and data analysis methods in this dynamic field. Authors Jolien D. E. Creighton and Warren G. Anderson provide a comprehensive yet approachable overview, ideal for newcomers to gravitational wave research and astronomy enthusiasts seeking to grasp the fundamentals of detecting cosmic ripples in spacetime.
About This Book
This book offers an accessible entry into gravitational-wave physics and astronomy, covering essential theoretical concepts that underpin the field.
It details experimental methods used to detect and study gravitational waves, emphasizing practical approaches in modern observatories.
The text also addresses data analysis techniques crucial for interpreting signals from cosmic events.
Designed for students and researchers, it bridges foundational principles with real-world applications in astrophysics.
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