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PHYS 225 - Relativity & Math Applications

Last offered Spring 2025

Official Description

Theory of Special Relativity, with applications to kinematics and dynamics. Key mathematical methods as they apply to aspects of electromagnetic theory and classical mechanics, including vector analysis, series expansions, matrices, Fourier analysis, partial differentiation, three-dimensional calculus, and simple differential equations. Course Information: Prerequisite: Credit or concurrent registration in PHYS 212.

Description

Introduction to the theories of Special and General Relativity, with applications to kinematics and dynamics. Key mathematical methods as they apply to aspects of electromagnetic theory and classical mechanics, including vector analysis, series expansions, matrices, partial differentiation, three-dimensional calculus, and simple differential equations. Preference given to Physics majors and minors. Prerequisite: Credit or concurrent registration in PHYS 212.

Credit

2 hours
TitleSectionCRNTypeHoursTimesDaysLocationInstructor
Relativity & Math ApplicationsA53724LEC21600 - 1650 T  151 Loomis Laboratory Elena Koptieva
Relativity & Math ApplicationsAOL58894OLC21600 - 1650 T    Elena Koptieva
Relativity & Math ApplicationsD5A57367DIS00800 - 0950 F  222 Loomis Laboratory 
Relativity & Math ApplicationsD5E53726DIS01000 - 1150 F  222 Loomis Laboratory 
Relativity & Math ApplicationsD5F77384DIS01000 - 1150 F  35 Loomis Laboratory 
Relativity & Math ApplicationsD5J53727DIS01200 - 1350 F  222 Loomis Laboratory 
Relativity & Math ApplicationsD5K58892DIS01200 - 1350 F  35 Loomis Laboratory 
Relativity & Math ApplicationsD5M53728DIS01400 - 1550 F  222 Loomis Laboratory 
Relativity & Math ApplicationsD5N58891DIS01400 - 1550 F  35 Loomis Laboratory 
Relativity & Math ApplicationsD5R63302DIS01600 - 1750 F  222 Loomis Laboratory 
Relativity & Math ApplicationsD5U53725DIS01800 - 1950 F  222 Loomis Laboratory