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Rotating Frame, Geodesics and Maxwell Equations

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Description

This lecture covers exercises related to the rotating frame, geodesics, and Maxwell equations. Students will work on finding Christopher symbols, deriving equations of motion, and understanding the conservation of quantities along geodesics. They will also explore the transformation of Christopher symbols under general coordinate transformations and the application of Maxwell's equations. The exercises aim to deepen the students' understanding of tensor quantities and their relevance in various physical contexts.

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