
Nonlocal Astrophysics
Dark Matter, Dark Energy and Physical Vacuum
Description
Key Features
- Devoted to the solution of astrophysical problems from the position of non-local physics
- Provides a solution for dark matter and dark energy
- Discusses cosmological aspects of the theory of non-local physics
- Includes a solution for the problem of the Hubble Universe expansion, and of the dependence of the orbital velocity from the center of gravity
Readership
Researchers, scientists and graduate students in theoretical and applied physics, astrophysics, astronomy, and cosmology
Table of Contents
1. Nonlocal Kinetic Equations
2. Theory of Generalized Hydrodynamic Equations
3. Nonlocal Parameters in the Different Physical Systems
4. Dark Matter Problem
5. The Birth of the Universe and Dark Energy
6. Quantization, Soliton and Traveling Waves Formation in Gravitating Systems in the Earth Conditions
7. To the Nonlocal Theory of Variable Stars
8. Application of the Nonlocal Physics in the Theory of the Matter Movement in Black Channels
9. Analogue of the Hall Effect in the Relativistic Nonlocal Theory of Massless Particles
Product details
- No. of pages: 478
- Language: English
- Copyright: © Elsevier 2017
- Published: July 17, 2017
- Imprint: Elsevier
- Paperback ISBN: 9780444640192
- eBook ISBN: 9780444640208
About the Author
Boris Alexeev

Affiliations and Expertise
Ratings and Reviews
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Alex F. Thu Feb 01 2018
Book to read by everyone who deals with space or astrophysics
This book can be read independently of previous three book published by the author. It describes basics of the developed by the author theory, the generalized Boltzmann equation, and then it focuses on several key problems of astrophysics, like dark matter, birth of the universe and dark energy, big bang and physical vacuum, and others. It is shown, for example, that dark matter concept, introduced by Vera Rubin to mathematically describe the astronomical observations of star movements in galactic disks, can be dismissed as it is not needed. The developed theory accurately describes all that without dark matter. The mathematical equations are complicated, but complete for a scientist to work on application of the theory. One can skip the equations, if only understanding of the concept and new results are of interest. The range of applications provided in a book is wide. E.g. the EM-Drive experiments obtained the theoretical foundation, based on physical vacuum equations. Recommended to everyone who deals with space or astrophysics: students, professors, engineers and scientists.