Lecture

Deflection of Light: Observations and Methods

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Description

This lecture covers the deflection of light by gravity, discussing corrections to the Einstein-Hilbert action and constructing static isotropic metrics. It explores the Schwarzschild metric and its spherically symmetric solutions, as well as methods for studying matter distribution in the Universe.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Physics

Relativity: General relativity, Special relativity

Astronomy

Astrophysics: Physical cosmology

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