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According to Wikipedia, Phillip James Edwin Peebles is a Canadian-American astrophysicist, astronomer, and theoretical cosmologist who is currently the Albert Einstein Professor in Science, emeritus, at Princeton University. He is widely regarded as one of the world's leading theoretical cosmologists in the period since 1970, with major theoretical contributions to primordial nucleosynthesis, dark matter, the cosmic microwave background, and structure formation.

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The Cosmological Constant and Dark Energy (2002) (3745)
The Large-Scale Structure of the Universe (1980) (2525)
Principles of Physical Cosmology (1993) (2050)
Cosmology with a Time Variable Cosmological Constant (1988) (1278)
The Cosmic Baryon Budget (1997) (996)
A survey of galaxy redshifts. V. The two-point position and velocity correlations. (1983) (943)
Primeval Adiabatic Perturbation in an Expanding Universe (1970) (890)
Origin of the Angular Momentum of Galaxies (1969) (753)
A Numerical Study of the Stability of Flattened Galaxies: or, can Cold Galaxies Survive? (1973) (671)
Cosmic Black-Body Radiation (1965) (575)
Statistical analysis of catalogs of extragalactic objects. VII. Two- and three-point correlation functions for the high-resolution Shane-Wirtanen catalog of galaxies (1977) (497)
Large-scale background temperature and mass fluctuations due to scale-invariant primeval perturbations (1982) (425)
The Cosmic Energy Inventory (2004) (424)
Quintessential inflation (1998) (386)
Interacting Dark Matter and Dark Energy (2003) (371)
RECOMBINATION OF THE PRIMEVAL PLASMA. (1968) (363)
Tests of Cosmological Models Constrained by Inflation (1984) (355)
Are Young Galaxies Visible (1967) (346)
Origin of the Globular Star Clusters (1968) (334)
The size and mass of galaxies, and the mass of the universe (1974) (291)
Fluid Dark Matter (2000) (283)
The Void Phenomenon (2001) (262)
Statistical analysis of catalogs of extragalactic objects. I. Theory (1973) (231)
On the integration of the BBGKY equations for the development of strongly nonlinear clustering in an expanding universe (1977) (209)
Dark matter and the origin of galaxies and globular star clusters (1984) (194)
The Time Evolution of Bias (1998) (186)
Star Distribution Near a Collapsed Object (1972) (173)
Primordial Helium Abundance and the Primordial Fireball. II (1966) (155)
Statistical analysis of catalogs of extragalactic objects. III - The Shane-Wirtanen and Zwicky catalogs (1974) (136)
The Gravitational-Instability Picture and the Nature of the Distribution of Galaxies (1974) (134)
Statistical analysis of catalogs of extragalactic objects. II - The Abell catalog of rich clusters (1973) (134)
Statistical analysis of catalogs of extragalactic objects. V. Three-point correlation function for the galaxy distribution in the Zwicky catalog. (1975) (131)
Tracing galaxy orbits back in time (1989) (129)
Nearby galaxies as pointers to a better theory of cosmic evolution (2010) (128)
The case for the relativistic hot Big Bang cosmology (1991) (126)
ARE YOUNG GALAXIES VISIBLE. II. THE INTEGRATED BACKGROUND. (1967) (122)
Comment on the Anisotropy of the Primeval Fireball (1968) (120)
A computer model universe - Simulation of the nature of the galaxy distribution in the Lick catalog (1978) (119)
STRUCTURE OF THE COMA CLUSTER OF GALAXIES. (1970) (110)
STATISTICAL TESTS FOR THE ORIGIN OF ABSORPTION LINES OBSERVED IN QUASI- STELLAR SOURCES. (1969) (107)
The Black-Body Radiation Content of the Universe and the Formation of Galaxies. (1965) (105)
Distribution of observed orientations of galaxies. (1975) (101)
Action Principle Solutions for Galaxy Motions within 3000 Kilometers per Second (1995) (100)
Statistical analysis of catalogs of extragalactic objects. IX. The four-point galaxy correlation function. (1978) (99)
The big bang cosmology: Enigmas and nostrums (1979) (98)
Massive Coronae of Galaxies (2005) (96)
The peculiar velocity field in the local supercluster (1976) (96)
Evidence for Local Anisotropy of the Hubble Flow (1983) (94)
Primeval adiabatic perturbations - Effect of massive neutrinos (1982) (91)
PRIMEVAL HELIUM ABUNDANCE AND THE PRIMEVAL FIREBALL (1966) (90)
Structure formation with a long-range scalar dark matter interaction (2004) (90)
Early Formation and Late Merging of the Giant Galaxies (2003) (88)
Cosmological Origin of the Stellar Velocity Dispersions in Massive Early-Type Galaxies (2002) (82)
Principles of Physical Cosmology and an Introduction to Mathematical Cosmology (1993) (81)
Origin of the large-scale galaxy peculiar velocity field: a minimal isocurvature model (1987) (79)
CDM cosmogony in an open universe (1994) (78)
The mean mass density of the Universe (1986) (77)
Noninteracting dark matter (1999) (76)
The Structure and Composition of Jupiter and Saturn (1964) (71)
The Gravitational Instability of the Universe (1967) (71)
Structure formation in a string-inspired modification of the cold dark matter model (2004) (70)
Cosmology with a dynamically screened scalar interaction in the dark sector (2004) (69)
Delayed Recombination (2000) (68)
An Isocurvature Cold Dark Matter Cosmogony. I. A Worked Example of Evolution through Inflation (1998) (68)
An Isocurvature Cold Dark Matter Cosmogony. II. Observational Tests (1998) (63)
Masses of rich clusters of galaxies as a test of the biased cold dark matter theory (1989) (63)
New reduction of the Lick catalog of galaxies (1977) (63)
Radial and Transverse Velocities of Nearby Galaxies (2000) (60)
Cosmic background temperature anisotropy in a minimal isocurvature model for galaxy formation (1987) (55)
THE GRAVITATIONAL INSTABILITY PICTURE AND THE FORMATION OF THE LOCAL GROUP (1990) (55)
Superclusters of Galaxies (1969) (51)
Orbits of the Nearby Galaxies (1994) (50)
Is there evidence for a spatially homogeneous population of field galaxies (1977) (47)
Mass of the Milky Way and Redshifts of the Nearby Galaxies (1995) (46)
The evolution of the universe. (1994) (46)
Gravitational collapse and related phenomena from an empirical point of view, or, Black holes are where you find them (1972) (45)
Statistical analysis of catalogs of extragalactic objects. XI. Evidence of correlation of QSOs and Lick galaxy counts. (1979) (44)
KK 246: A DWARF GALAXY WITH AN EXTENDED H i DISK IN THE LOCAL VOID (2011) (44)
Erratum - a New Application of Binggeli's Test for Largescale Alignment of Clusters of Galaxies (1985) (44)
An Isocurvature Model for Early Galaxy Assembly (1997) (42)
Statistical analysis of catalogs of extragalactic objects. VI. The galaxy distribution in the Jagellonian field (1975) (42)
Statistical analysis of catalogs of extragalactic objects. VIII - Cross-correlation of the Abell and the 10-arcmin Shane-Wirtanen catalogs (1977) (41)
Nature of the distribution of galaxies (1974) (41)
ONLY THE LONELY: H i IMAGING OF VOID GALAXIES (2009) (40)
Finding the Big Bang (2009) (39)
EVOLUTION OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM AND THE EXPANSION OF THE UNIVERSE (1964) (39)
The cosmic distance scale and the Hubble constant (1993) (38)
Statistical Application of the Virial Theorem to Nearby Groups of Galaxies (1973) (38)
Cosmology’s Century: An Inside History of Our Modern Understanding of the Universe (2020) (37)
The sequence of cosmogony and the nature of primeval departures from homogeneity (1983) (37)
The mean mass density estimated from the Kirshner, Oemler, Schechter galaxy redshift sample (1979) (35)
The clustering of galaxies. (1977) (35)
Cosmology with equivalence principle breaking in the dark sector (2009) (35)
Alignments of Brightest Cluster Galaxies with Large-Scale Structures (1988) (34)
The history of the galaxies (1996) (34)
POLAR DISK GALAXY FOUND IN WALL BETWEEN VOIDS (2009) (33)
A model for the formation of the Local Group (1989) (31)
COSMOLOGY AND THE RADIOACTIVE DECAY AGES OF TERRESTRIAL ROCKS AND METEORITES (1962) (31)
Primeval adiabatic perturbations - Constraints from the mass distribution (1981) (31)
Growth of the nonbaryonic dark matter theory (2017) (31)
Dark matter (2013) (30)
Objects of High Redshift (1980) (29)
A hydrodynamic approach to cosmology: the primeval baryon isocurvature model (1993) (29)
The peculiar velocity around a hole in the galaxy distribution (1982) (29)
The fractal galaxy distribution (1989) (29)
A cosmic book of phenomena (1990) (28)
Previrialization. [N-body model for gravitational instability] (1990) (27)
Testing General Relativity on the Scales of Cosmology (2004) (27)
THE STANDARD COSMOLOGICAL MODEL (1998) (27)
Statistical analysis of catalogs of extragalactic objects. X. Clustering of 4C radio sources. (1978) (26)
Galaxy satellites and the weak equivalence principle (2009) (26)
Large-scale fluctuations in the microwave background and the small-scale clustering of galaxies (1981) (26)
Test of the Expanding Universe Postulate (1972) (25)
Nonlinear Limit on Primeval Adiabatic Perturbations (1970) (24)
Renormalization group computation of the mass distribution in an expanding universe. I. Method (1985) (24)
The local extragalactic velocity field as a test of the explosion and gravitational instability pictures (1988) (23)
The Origin of Galaxies and Clusters of Galaxies (1984) (23)
Phenomenology of the Invisible Universe (2009) (23)
Clues from nearby galaxies to a better theory of cosmic evolution (2010) (22)
The Void Galaxy Survey (2011) (21)
The role of neutrinos in the evolution of primeval adiabatic perturbations (1973) (21)
The Galaxy and Mass N-Point Correlation Functions: a Blast from the Past (2001) (21)
Formation of the large nearby galaxies (2020) (20)
Quantum Mechanics (1992) (20)
Statistical analysis of catalogs of extragalactic objects. IV. Cross- correlation of the Abell and Shane--Wirtanen catalogs (1974) (20)
Detection of large-scale alignment of Lick counts around Abell clusters (1986) (19)
Robert Dicke and the naissance of experimental gravity physics, 1957–1967 (2016) (19)
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE FIRST BRIGHTEST GALAXIES IN RICH CLUSTERS. (1968) (18)
Small-Scale Anisotropy of the Cosmic Background Radiation and Scattering by Cloudy Plasma (1998) (17)
The Shane-Wirtanen counts - Observer and time-dependent effects. [in Lick galaxy count] (1986) (17)
From Precision Cosmology to Accurate Cosmology (2002) (16)
Is Cosmology Solved? An Astrophysical Cosmologist's Viewpoint (1998) (16)
Dynamics of a dark matter field with a quartic self-interaction potential (1999) (16)
A Dynamical Model of the Local Group (2011) (16)
A model for continuous clustering in the large-scale distribution of matter (1974) (16)
Upper Limit on the Mean Mass Density Due to Galaxies (1967) (15)
The Effect of a Lumpy Matter Distribution on the Growth of Irregularities in an Expanding Universe (1974) (15)
Near-Field Cosmology (2006) (15)
The Shane-Wirtanen counts - Plate correction factors and correlation functions. [for Lick galaxy catalog (1986) (15)
The local extragalactic velocity field, the local mean mass density, and biased galaxy formation (1987) (15)
A cosmic book (1988) (14)
Seeing Cosmology Grow (2012) (14)
Galaxy clustering and the Rubin-Ford effect (1981) (14)
Discovery of the hot Big Bang: What happened in 1948 (2013) (14)
ROTATION OF GALAXIES AND THE GRAVITATIONAL INSTABILITY PICTURE. (1971) (13)
Dynamics of the Local Group: the Dwarf Galaxies (2017) (13)
Bright galaxies in rich clusters - Test of a statistical model for magnitude distributions (1976) (13)
Cosmology: Evolution of the cosmological constant (1999) (13)
A Model for Structure Formation Seeded by Gravitationally Produced Matter (1999) (12)
A Numerical Renormalization Solution for Self-similar Cosmic Structure Formation (1997) (12)
Open problems in cosmology (2003) (11)
Statistics of Galaxy Orientations : Morphology and the Large Scale Structure (1988) (11)
The Primeval Fireball (1967) (10)
Impact of Lemaitre’s Ideas on Modern Cosmology (1984) (10)
Fluid model for the evolution of large-scale structure (1987) (10)
STATUS OF THE BIG BANG COSMOLOGY1. (1993) (10)
Monte Carlo model for the evolution of the galaxy correlation functions (1980) (10)
Galaxies as a cosmological test (2007) (10)
On the Significance of the Luminosities of First-Ranked Members of Sparse Groups of Galaxies (1976) (10)
Making sense of modern cosmology. (2001) (9)
The Variety of Solutions for Dynamics in the Local Group (2013) (9)
Prinsiples of physical cosmology / PJE Peebles (1993) (9)
Primeval Globular Clusters. II (1969) (9)
Orbit of the Large Magellanic Cloud in a Dynamical Model for the Local Group (2010) (9)
The Cosmological Tests (2001) (9)
A New way to Estimate the Mean Mass Density Associated with Galaxies (1977) (9)
Closed-form solutions for the evolution of density perturbations in some cosmological models. (1975) (9)
The natural science of cosmology (2012) (8)
Nature of the Matter Distribution Now and at Z = 1000 (1980) (8)
SEMIEMPIRICAL SEEDED ISOCURVATURE COSMOGONIES (1994) (8)
Statistical analysis of catalogs of extragalactic objects. XII - The cluster-galaxy-galaxy three-point correlation function (1980) (8)
Formation of Galaxies in Classical Cosmology (1968) (8)
THE THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF THE NEBULAR REDSHIFT, 33 YEARS LATER (1988) (7)
When did the Large Elliptical Galaxies Form (2002) (7)
STATISTICS OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF GALAXIES * (1980) (7)
THE MASS OF THE UNIVERSE * (1981) (7)
Cosmology for Everyphysicist (1969) (7)
Galaxy Formation: High Redshift or Low? (1989) (7)
Anisotropy of the microwave background due to the mass distribution in an open cosmological model (1982) (7)
Issues for the next generation of galaxy surveys (1998) (6)
The Primeval Mass Fluctuation Spectrum and the Distribution of the Nearby Galaxies (1996) (6)
Anomalies in physical cosmology (2022) (6)
How the Nonbaryonic Dark Matter Theory Grew (2017) (6)
Introductory Quantum Mechanics and Quantum Mechanics (1993) (6)
Finding the Big Bang: References (2009) (5)
Origin of the Microwave Radio Background (1966) (5)
WORKED EXAMPLE OF EVOLUTION THROUGH INFLATION (1998) (5)
Inflation and the Baryon Isocurvature Model (1989) (5)
DESCRIPTION OF PARTICLES IN QUANTIZED FIELD THEORY (1962) (5)
Comment on the origin of galactic rotation (1973) (5)
A Galaxy X-Ray Fundamental Plane? (1999) (5)
Improving Physical Cosmology: An Empiricist's Assessment (2021) (4)
LIGHT OUT OF DARKNESS VS ORDER OUT OF CHAOS. (1972) (4)
Space interferometry mission dynamical observations of galaxies (SIMDOG) key project (2003) (4)
Tracing the Magellanic Clouds Back in Time (2009) (4)
A PRIMEVAL MAGELLANIC STREAM AND OTHERS (2013) (3)
Large Scale Clustering in the Universe (1978) (3)
Galaxies in Isolation (2010) (3)
Penzias & Wilson's Discovery of the Cosmic Microwave Background (1999) (3)
A discussion on infared astronomy - Infrared astronomy and cosmology (1969) (3)
Non-thermal primeval fireball? (1971) (3)
Summary: Comments on the State of our Subject (1999) (2)
Nobel Lecture: How physical cosmology grew (2020) (2)
02 07 34 7 v 1 1 6 Ju l 2 00 2 The Cosmological Constant and Dark Energy (2003) (2)
The extended local supercluster (2021) (2)
Nature and Significance of the Mass Distribution in the Universe (1984) (2)
N-Body Studies of the Clustering of Galaxies (1975) (2)
Clusters of Galaxies: Cosmology and Cluster Formation (1990) (2)
Book-Review - Principles of Physical Cosmology (1994) (2)
The problems of cosmology (1979) (2)
Introductory Remarks on The Extragalactic Infrared Background and its Cosmological Implications (2000) (2)
Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Clouds Over the Twenty-First Century Virtual Observatory (2002) (2)
Evolution of Irregularities in an Expanding Universe (1973) (2)
Large-Scale Fluctuations in the Mass Distribution and the Microwave Background: Nature and Evolution (1983) (2)
Clustering of Radio Sources in the 4C Catalog (1980) (1)
Chaos in Cosmology (1972) (1)
Evanescent matter (2012) (1)
N ov 2 00 2 The Cosmological Constant and Dark Energy (2004) (1)
Research at the Interface of Astronomy and Physics (2000) (1)
Discovery of the Cosmic Microwave Background (2000) (1)
Nearby Galaxies and Problems of Structure Formation; a Review (2010) (1)
Dark Matter, Galaxies and Globular Clusters (1984) (1)
Summary; Inflation and Traditions of Research (1999) (1)
Yet Another Scenario for Galaxy Formation (1988) (1)
Visibility of gravitational lenses and the cosmological constant problem (1993) (1)
Astrophysics: How galaxies got their black holes (2011) (1)
Properties and Distribution of Galaxies in Relation to Their Formation and Evolution: Theoretical Situation (1974) (1)
Physics of the early universe: inner space/outer space. (1987) (1)
TWO OLD COSMOLOGICAL TESTS. (1971) (1)
The Gravitational Instability Picture and the Epoch of Galaxy Formation (1997) (1)
Editorial note to: R. H. Dicke, The Theoretical Significance of Experimental Relativity (2019) (1)
Discovery of the 3 °K Radiation (1990) (1)
Concluding Remarks on New Cosmological Data and the Values of the Fundamental Parameters (2000) (1)
The Future of Astronomy and Physical Cosmology (2004) (1)
Spatial clustering of radio sources in the 1987 Green Banks survey (2008) (1)
Lessons from Windows on the Universe (2009) (1)
DIRAC THEORY OF THE ELECTRON (2019) (1)
DYNAMICS AND STATISTICS (2020) (1)
Space Interferometry Mission: Dynamical Observations of Galaxies (SIM-DOG) (2002) (0)
The nature and origin of large-scale density fluctuations (1982) (0)
General Relativity and Cosmology (2020) (0)
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences: 357 (1750) (1999) (0)
II. The Homogeneity and Isotropy of the Universe (2015) (0)
Fossils: Microwave Radiation and Light Elements (2020) (0)
Evolution of the Galaxy Correlation Functions from Fourier Transformed Equations of Motion of the Mass Density. (1976) (0)
Robert Henry Dicke (1916–97) Physicist whose work led to the discovery of the cosmic microwave background (1997) (0)
Scattering Theory (2019) (0)
I. Golden Moments in Cosmology 1912-1950 (2015) (0)
Reconstructing Galaxy Orbits And Measuring Proper Motions From SIM. (2006) (0)
Book-Review - the Largescale Structure of the Universe (1981) (0)
Obituary: John Wheeler (1911–2008) (2008) (0)
How Cosmic Structure Grew (2020) (0)
COSMOLOGY AND INFRARED ASTRONOMY: CLOSING THE GAP BETWEEN THEORY AND PRACTICE. (1971) (0)
III. Hubble's Constant and the Cosmic Time Scale (2015) (0)
Comment on "The Size and Shape of the Universe" (1980) (0)
Galaxy formation. (1998) (0)
Nonbaryonic Dark Matter (2020) (0)
A semiempirical picture for galaxy formation (1993) (0)
Mass-to-Light Ratio Measurements of Galaxies, Groups, and Clusters using the Numerical Action Method (2000) (0)
Subluminal Mass (2020) (0)
Improvements in Numerical Action and New Orbit Reconstructions (2005) (0)
Astronomy. Near-field cosmology. (2006) (0)
A guide to modern cosmology (2009) (0)
Primeval Turbulence? (1971) (0)
COLD DARK MATTER COSMOGNOY IN AN OPEN UNIVERSE (1994) (0)
CONCLUDING REMARKS (1964) (0)
CHAPTER 4. Fossils:Microwave Radiation and Light Elements (2020) (0)
2 Cosmological Evolution of a Decaying Dark Matter and a Quintessence Field (0)
VII. History of the Universe - Scenarios (2015) (0)
The Nature of Time. Report of a meeting, Ithaca, N.Y., June 1963. T. Gold and D. L. Schumacher, Eds. Cornell University Press, Ithaca, 1967. xvi + 248 pp., illus. $8.75 (1968) (0)
Concluding Remarks-Theory (1990) (0)
Large-scale structures in the Universe. Observational and analytical methods. Proceedings of the 130th Symposium of the International Astronomical Union, dedicated to the memory of Marc A. Aaronson (1950 - 1987), held in Balatonfured, Hungary, 15 - 20 June 1987. (1988) (0)
A High Precision Determination of Omega_0 (1994) (0)
A cosmic book. [of physics of early universe] (1988) (0)
Objects of high redshift : symposium no. 92 held in Los Angeles, U.S.A., August 28-31, 1979 (1980) (0)
Accretion History of the Milky Way Dark Matter Halo and the Origin of its Angular Momentum (2014) (0)
Robert Dicke and the naissance of experimental gravity physics, 1957–1967 (2016) (0)
Limits on Ω 0 from galaxy flows. (1994) (0)
What happened in 1948 (2014) (0)
On the History and Present Situation (2018) (0)
"It ain't necessarily so" (standard model for cosmology). (1986) (0)
ABSTRACT LINEAR SPACE OF STATE VECTORS (2019) (0)
Variational Principle Analysis of Orbits in the Local Supercluster (1995) (0)
The 1998–2003 Revolution (2020) (0)
The Homogeneous Universe (2020) (0)
Lessons from Inflation and Cold Dark Matter (1991) (0)
Discovery of the hot Big Bang: What happened in 1948 (2014) (0)
Dynamics of the Relative Motions of the Galaxies in and Near the Local Group (1996) (0)
Alignment Effects of Brightest Cluster Galaxies (1988) (0)
Summary - Theoretical issues (1993) (0)
Finding the Big Bang: Recollections of the 1960s (2009) (0)
Cosmology’s early days (2019) (0)
Editorial note to: R. H. Dicke, The Theoretical Significance of Experimental Relativity (2019) (0)
03 07 31 6 v 2 2 3 Se p 20 03 Interacting Dark Matter and Dark Energy (2008) (0)
Material content of the Universe: meeting summary (1986) (0)
Least Action Solution of Large Scale Structure (1993) (0)
34 7 v 2 2 0 N ov 2 00 2 The Cosmological Constant and Dark Energy (2003) (0)
Primeval Element Abundances (1968) (0)
VIII. Primeval Helium (2015) (0)
J un 1 99 9 A GALAXY X-RAY FUNDAMENTAL PLANE ? (1999) (0)
Dynamics of the Local Group: the Outer Galactic Globular Star Clusters (2017) (0)
Origins of the cosmology of the 1960s (2009) (0)
Nature and Significance and Halos Around Clusters of Galaxies (1975) (0)
Cosmology and Fluctuations in the Radiation Backgrounds (1990) (0)
Appendix. Notation, Conventions and Units (2015) (0)
Cosmology and the CMBR since the 1960s (2009) (0)
Cosmology and the cosmic infrared background radiation (2008) (0)
The cosmological parameters. (1997) (0)
Inflation and Traditions of Research (1999) (0)
J ul 2 00 2 The Cosmological Constant and Dark Energy (2002) (0)
Measurement Theory (2019) (0)
BOOKS, 1987–1996 (2021) (0)
Physical Cosmology (in Russian) (2019) (0)
Wave Mechanics (2019) (0)
Material content of the universe : proceedings of a Royal Society discussion meeting held on 23 and 24 October 1985 (1987) (0)
The Development of Physical Cosmology (2020) (0)
Cosmological Models (2020) (0)
Atomic and Molecular Structure (2019) (0)
Development of correlation in an expanding universe. (1972) (0)
V. The Microwave Background and the Primeval Fireball Hypothesis (2015) (0)
Scenarios (2020) (0)
Introduction (2020) (0)
n-Point Correlation Functions: Descriptive Statistics (2020) (0)
The Age of Abundance of Cosmological Models (2020) (0)
Obituary: David Todd Wilkinson, 1935-2002 (2003) (0)
Topics in Modern Cosmology (2020) (0)
HOMOGENEITY AND CLUSTERING (2020) (0)
Historical Development (2019) (0)
Quantum Mechanics (2019) (0)
RELATIVISTIC THEORY OF THE BEHAVIOR OF IRREGULARITIES IN AN EXPANDING WORLD MODEL (2020) (0)
Element production in the big bang – how can we make such a bold extrapolation? (2008) (0)
Book-Review - Objects of High Redshift (1980) (0)
David Todd Wilkinson (2003) (0)
03 07 31 6 v 1 1 6 Ju l 2 00 3 Interacting Dark Matter and Dark Energy (2009) (0)
Distances and redshift of the Virgo cluster and Hubble's constant (1978) (0)
Behavior of Irregularities in the Distribution of Matter: Newtonian Approximation (2020) (0)
The Whole Truth (2022) (0)
Quantum Mechanics (2020) (0)
Perturbation Theory (2019) (0)
CHAPTER 7. Nonbaryonic Dark Matter (2020) (0)
Cosmogony and the very nearby galaxies (1989) (0)
VI. A Child's Garden of Cosmological Models (2015) (0)
The Mass Puzzle in Cosmology (1993) (0)

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