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Kepler's Physical Astronomy

Name: Kepler's Physical Astronomy
Brand: Springer-Verlag New York Inc.
SKU: 06797251
Price: 117.99 EUR
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Author: Bruce Stephenson
ISBN: 9781461387398

Bruce Stephenson

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English

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Libristo code: 06797251

Publishers Springer-Verlag New York Inc., June 2012

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Kepler's Physical Astronomy is an account of Kepler's reformulation of astronomy as a physical science, and of his successful use of (incorrect) physics as a guide in his astronomical discoveries. It presents the only reliable account of the internal logic of Kepler's so-called first and second laws, showing how and to what extent Kepler thought he had derived them from his physical principles. It explains for the first time Kepler's attempt to use an obscure discovery of Tycho Brahe to unify and confirm all of his own physical theories. It also describes the intricate (and neglected) theory which Kepler developed to account for the additional anomalies needed for the theory of the moon.