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Advanced Physics I: Oscillations and Kepler's Laws

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This lecture covers the topics of angular momentum, gravitational force, mathematical concepts related to oscillations, and the harmonic oscillator. Exercises and examples are provided, including Johannes Kepler's laws. The lecture also includes a summary of momentum, impulse, work, energy, and angular momentum.

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