Physics of the Sun
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Product Details
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Author: Dermott J. Mullan
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Publisher / Brand: Taylor & Francis
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Language: English
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Edition: 2nd Edition
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Binding: Paperback
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Number of Pages: 434
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Release Date: 02 February 2019
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ISBN / EAN: 9780367238469
Product Description
Physics of the Sun: A First Course by Dermott J. Mullan offers a comprehensive and quantitative introduction to the physical structure and dynamic atmosphere of the Sun. This second edition, published by Taylor & Francis, is designed to equip students and early-career researchers with a deep understanding of solar physics through the lens of numerical modelling.
Spanning 434 pages, the book emphasizes the development and application of mathematical models that describe solar phenomena, including the Sun’s interior processes, surface activity, and the behavior of its extended atmosphere. The approach combines theoretical rigor with practical insight, making it an ideal textbook for advanced undergraduates, graduate students, and professionals in astrophysics, space science, and related fields.
The author integrates core physics principles with current research and observational data, helping readers build an intuitive and computationally supported understanding of solar dynamics. This edition strengthens the bridge between classroom learning and real-world scientific investigation, offering a balanced blend of clarity, depth, and technical expertise.
Whether you are exploring the Sun as a key to understanding stellar behavior or looking to master the foundations of solar modeling, Physics of the Sun stands as an essential resource in modern astrophysics education.