Lecture

Gravitational Field: Properties and Concepts

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This lecture covers the concept of gravitational fields, Gauss's theorem, mass distribution, superposition theorem, universal attraction, potential energy, and the principle of equivalence. It also discusses the independence of the trajectory, mechanical energy, and experimental verifications.

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