Lecture

Problems on Timelike and Spacelike Vectors

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Description

This lecture covers exercises related to timelike and spacelike vectors, including calculations and comparisons of different vector components. The problems discussed are from the Problem Set 2, focusing on the concepts of timelike and spacelike vectors in the context of physics.

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