Lecture

Experiments, Spherical Coordinates

Description

This lecture introduces cylindrical and spherical coordinates, with a focus on visual aids to help understand the definitions. The instructor demonstrates a three-dimensional model and an experiment using spherical coordinates, showcasing how to express volume elements in this coordinate system. The lecture also explores a practical experiment involving balls in a hemispherical slide, highlighting the application of spherical coordinates in such scenarios.

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