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Uedu Open / Introduction to Special Relativity
8.20

Introduction to Special Relativity

Prof. Markus Klute | January IAP 2021
Science & Math Physics Relativity Science
前往原始課程
CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
課程簡介
The theory of special relativity, originally proposed by Albert Einstein in his famous 1905 paper, has had profound consequences on our view of physics, space, and time. This course will introduce you to the concepts behind special relativity including, but not limited to, length contraction, time dilation, the Lorentz transformation, relativistic kinematics, Doppler shifts, and even so-called “paradoxes.”
Course Information
SourceMIT 開放式課程
科系Physics
LanguageEnglish
影片數52
課程影片 (52)
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1.1 Course Organization (8.20 Introduction to Special Relativity)
1.1 Course Organization (8.20 Introduction to Special Relativity)
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1.2. Prof. Klute’s Research
1.2. Prof. Klute’s Research
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1.3 History of Special Relativity
1.3 History of Special Relativity
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1.4 Guest Lecture: Space, Time, and Spacetime  
1.4 Guest Lecture: Space, Time, and Spacetime  
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1.5 Categories of Physics
1.5 Categories of Physics
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2.1 Events
2.1 Events
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2.2 Galilean Transformation
2.2 Galilean Transformation
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3.1 Light
3.1 Light
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3.2 Waves
3.2 Waves
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3.3 Michelson-Morley Experiment
3.3 Michelson-Morley Experiment
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3.4 Stellar Aberration
3.4 Stellar Aberration
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4.1 Time Dilation
4.1 Time Dilation
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4.2 Muons
4.2 Muons
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4.3 Length Contraction
4.3 Length Contraction
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4.4 Invariance
4.4 Invariance
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4.5 Lorentz Transformation
4.5 Lorentz Transformation
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5.1 Voyager Program
5.1 Voyager Program
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5.2 Velocity Addition
5.2 Velocity Addition
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5.3 Spacetime Diagrams
5.3 Spacetime Diagrams
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5.4 Regions in Spacetime Diagrams
5.4 Regions in Spacetime Diagrams
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5.5 Causality
5.5 Causality
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6.1 Pole-in-the-Barn Paradox
6.1 Pole-in-the-Barn Paradox
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6.2 Twin Paradox
6.2 Twin Paradox
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6.3 Spacecraft-on-a-Rope Paradox
6.3 Spacecraft-on-a-Rope Paradox
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7.1 Introduction to the Doppler Effect
7.1 Introduction to the Doppler Effect
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7.2 Relativistic Doppler Effect
7.2 Relativistic Doppler Effect
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7.3 Redshift
7.3 Redshift
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7.4 Galaxy Travel
7.4 Galaxy Travel
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8.1 Algebra of Lorentz transformations
8.1 Algebra of Lorentz transformations
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8.2 Introduction to 4-Vector Notation
8.2 Introduction to 4-Vector Notation
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8.3 Proper Velocity
8.3 Proper Velocity
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9.1 Momentum Conservation
9.1 Momentum Conservation
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9.2 Energy Conservation
9.2 Energy Conservation
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9.4 Forces and Kinetic Energy
9.4 Forces and Kinetic Energy
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9.3 Collisions
9.3 Collisions
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10.1 Tests of Special Relativity
10.1 Tests of Special Relativity
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10.2 The Large Electron-Positron Collider
10.2 The Large Electron-Positron Collider
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10.3 Deuteron Production
10.3 Deuteron Production
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10.4 Absorption and Emission of Photons
10.4 Absorption and Emission of Photons
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10.5 Decay of a Pion
10.5 Decay of a Pion
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10.6 Creation of Particles
10.6 Creation of Particles
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10.7 Compton Effect
10.7 Compton Effect
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10.8 Global Positioning System
10.8 Global Positioning System
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11.1 Charge and Current
11.1 Charge and Current
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11.2 Electric and Magnetic Fields
11.2 Electric and Magnetic Fields
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12.1 Equivalence Principle
12.1 Equivalence Principle
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12.2 Time Dilation Effect on Earth
12.2 Time Dilation Effect on Earth
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12.3 Bending of Light
12.3 Bending of Light
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12.4 Redshift Tests
12.4 Redshift Tests
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12.5 General Relativity
12.5 General Relativity
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12.6 Experimental Evidence 
12.6 Experimental Evidence 
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13.2 Course Review 
13.2 Course Review