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Advanced Physics I: Angular Momentum

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This lecture covers the concept of angular momentum, including its definition, the theorem of angular momentum, and its application to particles in motion. The lecture also discusses the characteristics of movement around a point and the laws of Kepler. The instructor explains the principles of central forces, gravitational potential, and the Lennard-Jones potential. The presentation concludes with a detailed explanation of the laws of Kepler and Newton's approach to gravitational theory.

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