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Deterministic State Laws & Conservation of Information

Leonard SusskindDistinguishedStanford University

Felix Bloch Professor of Theoretical Physics

1:29:10·2011·undergraduate level

Begins physics not with inclined planes, but with discrete state-space graphs—proving that valid classical dynamical laws must be reversible (minus-first law: conservation of information).

PhysicsClassical & Statistical MechanicsRelativity & CosmologyQuantum MechanicsClassical Mechanics

(September 26, 2011) Leonard Susskind gives a brief introduction to the mathematics behind physics including the addition and multiplication of vectors as well as velocity and acceleration in terms of particles.

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Leonard SusskindDistinguished

Felix Bloch Professor of Theoretical Physics, Stanford University

Father of string theory, holographic principle pioneer, and creator of Stanford's Theoretical Minimum series across classical, quantum, and relativistic physics.

3 courses · 34 lecturesCanon
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