This lecture covers the concept of geodesics as the locally shortest path between points, their appearance in physics, and the principle of least action. It also explains how to define the area of a surface using parametric squares.
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Explores the Hamiltonian formalism for the harmonic oscillator, focusing on deriving Lagrangian and Hamiltonian, isolating the system, and generating new conserved quantities.
