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https://github.com/cadojo/astrophysicalcalculations.jl

Calculations common within introductory astrophysics coursework.
https://github.com/cadojo/astrophysicalcalculations.jl

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Calculations common within introductory astrophysics coursework.

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# `AstrophysicalCalculations.jl`

_Common equations within modern astrophysics!_

## Overview

I am currently working through Carroll and Ostlie's _An Introduction to Modern Astrophysics_.
As I read each chapter, I'm writing key equations here. This is an educational tool, but
will also allow me (and others) to explore the concepts through computation later.

## Installation

This package is not-yet registered.

```julia
pkg> add https://github.com/cadojo/AstrophysicalCalculations.jl
```

## References

All equations and constants are pulled from Carroll and Ostlie's _An Introduction to
Modern Astrophysics_. Equations are grouped by their underlying assumptions. See the
BibTeX citation below for Carroll and Ostlie's textbook.

@book{bob2017,
title={An Introduction to Modern Astrophysics},
author={Carroll, Bradley W and Ostlie, Dale A},
year={2017},
publisher={Cambridge University Press}
}