Astrophysics and cosmology
Incoming relations
- Dark matter is important in Astrophysics and cosmology
- Sloan Digital Sky Survey is important in Astrophysics and cosmology
- Synchrotron radiation is important in Astrophysics and cosmology
- Optical depth is used in Astrophysics and cosmology
- Spectral index is used in Astrophysics and cosmology
- Mass accretion rate is used in Astrophysics and cosmology
Outgoing relations
Subcategories
Concepts
- Angular diameter
- Angular diameter distance
- Angular separation
- Astrometric microlensing
- Astronomical opacity
- Astronomical Unit
- Axial period
- Azimuth
- Continuum emission
- Cored dark matter density profile
- Cosmic magnetic field
- Critical mass for collapse
- Curve of growth
- Cusped dark matter density profile
- Dark Matter Density Profile
- Deuterium Abundance
- De Vaucouleur law
- Diffuse emission
- Distance modulus
- Dn-sigma relation
- Dynamical time
- Ellipticity
- Extinction
- Fundamental Plane Relation
- Gravitational wave
- Half-light radius
- Illuminance
- Integrated magnitude
- Intensity
- Irradiance
- Jeans equation
- Leaky Box Model
- Light time
- Limiting magnitude
- Line-driven instability
- Lockman Hole
- Luminous mass
- Magnetic critical mass
- Magnitude of the tenth brightest member
- Mass discrepancy
- Metal-line emission
- Modified Hubble law
- Normalized extinction factor
- Nuclear astrophysics
- Olber's paradox
- On-the-spot approximation
- Parallax
- Peculiar motion
- Peculiar velocity
- Phase angle
- Photographic magnitude
- Photometric microlensing
- Pioneer anomaly
- Pitch angle
- Press-Schechter formalism
- Radio recombination line
- Recombination coefficient
- Recombination cross-section
- Roche limit
- Roche Lobe
- SAO/NASA Astrophysics Data System
- Schechter function
- Seeing problem
- Space velocity
- Spectral index
- Spectral index of power spectrum
- Spectroscopic parallax
- Standard candle
- Stellar magnitude
- Surface gravity
- Tidal radius
- Topology of the universe
- Visual magnitude
- V magnitude
- Volumetric heating rate
- Wesenheit Function
Categorization
Phenomena, phenomenological lawsSynonyms
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