Lecture

Relativistic Dynamics: Mass-Energy Equivalence and Special Relativity

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Description

This lecture covers the equivalence between mass and energy, the relationship between momentum and energy, and the famous equation E=mc². It also discusses the mass defect, relativistic dynamics, and the enormous energy stored in mass, exemplifying with the power consumption of a house.

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Relativity: Special relativity

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