James Schombert’s lectures on cosmology

Abundance of elements in the universe as a function of the atomic number. 

I have discovered James Schombert’s web pages on astronomy and cosmology. Prof.  James Schombert is an observational astronomer whose research focuses upon galaxy evolution and formation, as well as topics in cosmology.

I appreciate Prof. Schombert’s sense of humor and the clarity and quality of his expositional writing.

James Schombert’s main page at the University of Oregon: http://abyss.uoregon.edu/~js/

Cosmology web pages:

main page: http://abyss.uoregon.edu/~js/cosmo/

1. Ancient Cosmology
2. Medieval Cosmology
3. Newtonian Cosmology
4. Clockwork Universe
5. Cosmological Principle
6. Relativity
7. Elementary Particles
8. Quantum Physics
9. Exam 1
10. Galaxies
11. High Redshift Objects
12. Creation
13. Expanding Universe
14. Geometry of the Universe
15. Dynamics of the Universe
16. Dark Matter/Energy
17. Infinity/Horizons
18. Exam 2
19. Time
20. Early Universe
21. Inflation
22. Baryongensis
23. CMB
24. Anthropic Principle
25. Fate of the Universe
26. Fermi’s Paradox
27. Exam 3