Lecture 34 of 38Classical Physics
Continuous groups in physics (Part 3)
Prof. V. Balakrishnan · IIT Madras
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- Introduction
- Newtonian mechanics
- Dynamics in phase space
- Linear dynamical systems
- Autonomous dynamical systems (Part 1)
- Autonomous dynamical systems (Part 2)
- Lagrangian formalism
- Summary of classical electromagnetism
- Charged particle in an electromagnetic fi eld
- Hamiltonian dynamics (Part 1)
- Hamiltonian dynamics (Part 2)
- Hamiltonian dynamics (Part 3)
- Dynamical symmetry (Part 1)
- Dynamical symmetry (Part 2)
- Randomness in phase space; chaos
- Discrete-time dynamics: maps (Part 1)
- Discrete-time dynamics: maps (Part 2)
- Problems and solutions (Part 1)
- Problems and solutions (Part 2)
- Classical statistical mechanics: Introduction
- Some probability distributions; isolated system
- The microcanonical emsemble
- Thermodynamics
- The canonical ensemble
- Connection between statistical mechanics and ther-modynamics
- Probability distributions
- Probability distributions (concld.). Phase transitions (Part 1)
- Phase transitions (Part 2)
- Phase transitions (Part 3)
- Phase transitions (Part 4); misc. topics
- Problems and solutions (Part 3)
- Continuous groups in physics (Part 1)
- Continuous groups in physics (Part 2)
- Continuous groups in physics (Part 3)
- Noether's Theorem. Special Relativity (Part 1)
- Special Relativity (Part 2)
- Special Relativity (Part 3)
- Special Relativity (Part 4)