Lecture

Gravitational Field Equations

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This lecture covers the formulation of gravitational field equations, including the equivalence principle, action principles, and the motion of particles in gravitational fields. It also explores the Newtonian limit and the relation between the metric and the Newtonian potential.

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Physics

Relativity: General relativity, Special relativity

Mechanics: Classical mechanics

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