THE COSMOLOGICAL CONSTANT AND DARK
ENERGY - P.J.E. Peebles & B. Ratra (2003)
THE COSMOLOGICAL PARAMETERS -
O. Lahav & A.R. Liddle (2004)
THE HUBBLE CONSTANT FROM
GRAVITATIONAL LENS TIME DELAYS - C. S. Kochanek & P.L. Schechter
(2004)
QUASAR LENSING: THE OBSERVER'S POINT
OF VIEW - F. Courbin (2003)
COSMOLOGICAL CONSTANT - THE WEIGHT
OF THE VACUUM - T. Padmanabhan (2002)
COSMOLOGICAL PARAMETERS: FASHION AND
FACTS - A. Blanchard (2003)
THE DYNAMICAL PARAMETERS OF THE
UNIVERSE - Matts Roos and S. M. Harun-or-Rashid (2002)
THE COSMOLOGICAL CONSTANT AND DARK
ENERGY - P.J.E. Peebles and Bharat Ratra (2002)
THE CASE FOR A POSITIVE COSMOLOGICAL
LAMBDA-TERM - Varun Sahni and Alexei Starobisnky (2000)
THE COSMOLOGICAL CONSTANT PROBLEM AND
QUINTESSENCE - Varun Sahni (2002)
THE QUEST FOR THE COSMOLOGICAL
PARAMETERS - M. Plionis (2002)
NED WRIGHT'S
COSMOLOGY TUTORIAL (UCLA)
DICK McCRAY'S
ON-LINE COURSE NOTES (UNIV. COLORADO)
COSMOLOGY
CALCULATORS:
- (1) NED WRIGHT
(UCLA)
(2) NICK GNEDIN
(UNIV. COLORADO)
(3) RICCARDO
SCARPA (ESO)
(4) FRANK MASCI (IPAC-Caltech)
THE CLUSTERING OF LIGHT AND OF
MASS - Augustus Oemler, Jr. (1988)
FINAL RESULTS FROM THE HUBBLE SPACE
TELESCOPE KEY PROJECT TO MEASURE THE HUBBLE CONSTANT - Wendy
L. Freedman et al. (2001)
DARK ENERGY AND THE PREPOSTEROUS
UNIVERSE - Sean M. Carroll (2001)
COSMIC FLOWS: A STATUS REPORT -
S. Courteau and A. Dekel (2001)
COSMOLOGICAL PARAMETERS - Joel
R. Primack (2000)
THE COSMOLOGICAL TESTS -
P. J. E. Peebles (2001)
SPACE, TIME, AND MATTER: COSMOLOGICAL
PARAMETERS 2001 - Lawrence M. Krauss (2000)
GRAVITATIONAL LENSING AND THE
EXTRAGALACTIC DISTANCE SCALE - Roger D. Blandford and Tomislav
Kundic (1997)
HOT DARK MATTER IN COSMOLOGY -
Joel R. Primack and Michael A. K. Gross (2000)
STATUS OF COSMOLOGY - Joel R. Primack
MEASURING OMEGA
Avishai Dekel, David Burstein, Simon D.M. White (1997)
COSMOLOGICAL FIELD THEORY FOR OBSERVATIONAL
ASTRONOMERS - YA. B. Zel'dovich (1986)
WHY THE UNIVERSE IS JUST SO - C.J. Hogan (2000)
THE GLOBAL COSMOLOGICAL PARAMETERS -
M. Fukugita (1999)
A CRITICAL REVIEW OF SELECTED TECHNIQUES FOR
MEASURING EXTRAGALACTIC DISTANCES - George H. Jacoby et al (1992)
LARGE SCALES - LARGE NUMBERS - LARGE EFFORTS:
HISTORICAL ANNOTATIONS - W. C. Seitter (1987)
MEASUREMENT OF
GALAXY DISTANCES - Jeffrey A. Willick (1999)
CALIBRATION OF THE
EXTRAGALACTIC DISTANCE SCALE - Barry F. Madore and Wendy L. Freedman
(1998)
SUPERNOVAE, AN
ACCELERATING UNIVERSE AND THE COSMOLOGICAL CONSTANT - Robert
P. Kirshner (1999)
Abstract. Observations of supernova explosions halfway back to the Big Bang give plausible evidence that the expansion of the universe has been accelerating since that epoch, approximately 8 billion years ago and suggest that energy associated with the vacuum itself may be responsible for the acceleration.
THE COSMIC
TRIANGLE: REVEALING THE STATE OF THE UNIVERSE - Neta A. Bahcall,
Jeremiah P. Ostriker, Saul Perlmutter, Paul J. Steinhardt (1999)
Abstract. The cosmic triangle is introduced as a way of representing the past, present, and future status of the universe. Our current location within the cosmic triangle is determined by the answers to three questions: How much matter is in the universe? Is the expansion rate slowing down or speeding up? And, is the universe flat? A review of recent observations suggests a universe that is lightweight (matter density about one-third the critical value), is accelerating, and is flat. The acceleration implies the existence of cosmic dark energy that overcomes the gravitational self-attraction of matter and causes the expansion to speed up.
SCALING THE
UNIVERSE: GRAVITATIONAL LENSES AND THE HUBBLE CONSTANT - Steven
T. Myers (1999)
Abstract. Gravitational lenses, besides being interesting in
their own right,
have been demonstrated to be suitable as ``gravitational standard
rulers'' for the measurement of the rate of expansion of the Universe
(H0), as well as to constrain the values of the
cosmological
parameters such as 
0
and 
0 that control
the evolution of the volume of the Universe with cosmic time.
MEASURING COSMOLOGICAL PARAMETERS -
Wendy L. Freedman (1996)
DETERMINATION OF COSMOLOGICAL
PARAMETERS - Wendy L. Freedman (2000)
DISTANCE MEASURES IN COSMOLOGY - David
W. Hogg (1999)
IS COSMOLOGY SOLVED? An Astrophysical
Cosmologist's Viewpoint - P. J. E. Peebles (1999)
A YOUNGER AGE FOR THE UNIVERSE -
Charles H. Lineweaver (1999)
THE COSMOLOGICAL CONSTANT - Sean
M. Carroll and William H. Press (1992)
EXTRAGALACTIC REDSHIFTS - John Huchra