Lecture

Black Holes: Dimensional Analysis and Gravitational Force

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This lecture covers the study of black holes, focusing on dimensional analysis, gravitational force, and the radius of a black hole. The slides include exercises on vectors, derivatives, integrals, and the physics of a simple pendulum.

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Physics

Relativity: General relativity

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Analysis: Calculus

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