Symmetries of the Wave Equation

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This lecture covers the symmetries of the wave equation, including Lorentz boosts and their implications. The instructor discusses the solutions and spatial dimensions of the wave equation, as well as the general Lorentz boosts and their relation to Galilean boosts in Newtonian mechanics.

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