Lecture

Stellar Orbits and Potential Theory

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Description

This lecture covers ideal models for infinite wires and slabs, Lagrangian and Hamiltonian mechanics, orbits in spherical potentials, stellar orbits, and definitions related to trajectories and orbits. It also discusses potential theory, including the potential of infinite slabs and tightly wound spiral patterns.

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