• First edition of The Internal Constitution of the Stars by Arthur Eddington, 1926, published by Cambridge University Press. A landmark in modern astrophysics, establishing the theoretical framework for stellar structure, evolution, and energy generation. This foundational work shaped 20th-century astronomy, inspiring generations of physicists. H.N. Russell called it “a masterpiece of the first rank,” securing Eddington’s legacy in stellar theory and astrophysical science.
  • First edition of The Internal Constitution of the Stars by Arthur Eddington, 1926, published by Cambridge University Press. A landmark in modern astrophysics, establishing the theoretical framework for stellar structure, evolution, and energy generation. This foundational work shaped 20th-century astronomy, inspiring generations of physicists. H.N. Russell called it “a masterpiece of the first rank,” securing Eddington’s legacy in stellar theory and astrophysical science.
  • First edition of The Internal Constitution of the Stars by Arthur Eddington, 1926, published by Cambridge University Press. A landmark in modern astrophysics, establishing the theoretical framework for stellar structure, evolution, and energy generation. This foundational work shaped 20th-century astronomy, inspiring generations of physicists. H.N. Russell called it “a masterpiece of the first rank,” securing Eddington’s legacy in stellar theory and astrophysical science.
  • First edition of The Internal Constitution of the Stars by Arthur Eddington, 1926, published by Cambridge University Press. A landmark in modern astrophysics, establishing the theoretical framework for stellar structure, evolution, and energy generation. This foundational work shaped 20th-century astronomy, inspiring generations of physicists. H.N. Russell called it “a masterpiece of the first rank,” securing Eddington’s legacy in stellar theory and astrophysical science.
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Arthur Eddington - The Internal Constitution of the Stars - 1926

Arthur Eddington - The Internal Constitution of the Stars - 1926

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Title

The Internal Constitution of the Stars

Author

Arthur Eddington

Year

1926

Publisher

Cambridge University Press

Description

First edition. Published in 1926, Arthur Eddington’s work was a major landmark in the development of modern theoretical astrophysics. He not only effectively founded the study of stellar structure, constitution, and evolution, but also identified and established the foundational principles that underpin our current understanding of the subject. Its lasting influence is captured by H. N. Russell’s 1945 remark: “This volume has every claim to be regarded as a masterpiece of the first rank.”

viii, 407 pp.

Condition

Wear to cover and head and tail of spine; inscription on front pastedown; internally clean.
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