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Quantum Theory and Hawking Radiation

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This lecture covers the development of quantum theory and Hawking radiation in the context of General Relativity, starting from the early 90s and the work of Mitchell, Laplace, and Kruskal-Szekeres coordinates, leading to the black body spectrum and astrophysical implications.

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Electromagnetism: Electromagnetic radiation

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