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Lagrangian Interaction: An Introduction To Relativistic Symmetry In Electrodynamics And Gravitation

Name: Lagrangian Interaction
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Author: Noel Doughty

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CRC Press
Published January 1, 1990
Textbook - 592 Pages
ISBN 9780201416251 - CAT# K376671

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This book is an introduction to Lagrangian mechanics, starting with Newtonian physics and proceeding to topics such as relativistic Lagrangian fields and Lagrangians in General Relativity, electrodynamics, Gauge theory, and relativistic gravitation. The mathematical notation used is introduced and explained as the book progresses, so it can be understood by students at the undergraduate level in physics or applied mathmatics, yet it is rigorous enough to serve as an introduction to the mathematics and concepts required for courses in relativistic quantum field theory and general relativity.