Delve into advanced concepts of special relativity in this 1 hour 34 minute lecture from the Warsaw4PhD Doctoral School series. Continue exploring Lorentz transformations, tackle the initial value problem, and uncover the intricacies of Huyghens principle. Part of the "Selected topics of theoretical physics: Introduction to Electrodynamics and Theory of Relativity" course, this lecture is delivered by professor Jerzy Kijowski from the Center for Theoretical Physics of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Gain deeper insights into these fundamental aspects of theoretical physics, essential for doctoral-level understanding of electrodynamics and relativity theory.
Lorentz Transformation, Initial Value Problem, and Huygens Principle - Lecture 5
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Syllabus
5. Lorentz transformation continued. Initial value problem. Huyghens principle
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