Lecture

Lorentz Transformations: Limits and Applications

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Description

This lecture covers the Lorentz transformations and their limits, discussing how they reduce to Galilean transformations in certain conditions. It also explores the speed of light, plasma diagnostics, and the behavior of liquids and gases at high temperatures and pressures.

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