Lecture

Coordinate Systems: Applications and Transformations

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Description

This lecture covers the application of coordinate systems, including polar coordinates and curvilinear coordinates, as well as the transformations between different coordinate systems. The instructor explains the concept of differentiable subvarieties and the importance of understanding the equations that define them.

Instructor

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