Lecture

Gravity and Barycenter: Definitions and Applications

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Description

This lecture covers the definitions of center of gravity and barycenter, discussing their distribution and properties. It explores the concepts of bounded regions, integrability, and change of variables in the plane, with examples in polar and spherical coordinates.

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