"Trends in Modern Cosmology" ed. by Abraao Jesse Capistrano de Souza

This volume invites the reader to tackle the big questions of the universe from cultural aspects of cosmology and its influence on arts, philosophy, and politics to more specialized technical advances in the field as the physics of dark sector, black holes, galaxies, large structure formation, and particles. In fact, it reveals our endless searching for the better understanding of the universe as a legacy of knowledge for next generations.

The modern cosmology has been turned into an outstanding field of active research through the years. Today, we have more scientific data in modern cosmology than we could get rid of it, which makes the present days an exciting era for scientific knowledge.

Contents
Preface
1 The Importance of Cosmology in Culture: Contexts and Consequences
2 Constraining the Parameters of a Model for Cold Dark Matter
3 Neutrino Interactions with Nuclei and Dark Matter
4 Relativistic Celestial Metrology: Dark Matter as an Inertial Gauge Effect
5 Superfluid Quantum Space and Evolution of the Universe
6 Modified Gravity Theories: Distinguishing from ΛCDM Model
7 The Impact of Baryons on the Large-Scale Structure of the Universe
8 Cosmological Consequences of a Quantum Theory of Mass and Gravity
9 Deformed Phase Space in Cosmology and Black Holes
10 Semi-Analytic Techniques for Solving Quasi-Normal Modes