Lecture notes: Cosmology

Author: Luca Amendola

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Lecture notes: Cosmology by Luca Amendola is an introductory resource on cosmology, covering topics such as the history of cosmology, relativity, the expanding universe, thermal processes, accelerated expansion, cosmic inflation, and linear perturbations. It provides a comprehensive overview of the subject and is relevant for those interested in studying cosmology.
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