Einstein's Special Relativity Made Simple, by Mital Nitish at Imperial College

Upon successful completion of this course, students will:

• Understand the Core Principles: Gain a solid understanding of the two fundamental postulates of special relativity and how they reshape our understanding of space and time.

• Grasp Time Dilation and Length Contraction: Comprehend the concept of time dilation and length contraction and their implications in the relativistic world, including how these phenomena affect everyday scenarios.

• Apply Relativistic Physics: Apply the principles of special relativity to real-world situations, including understanding the relativistic Doppler effect and the mass-energy equivalence, and calculating relativistic momentum and energy.

• Navigate Spacetime Diagrams: Master the use of spacetime diagrams to visualize and analyze events in a relativistic context.

• Explore Advanced Concepts: Delve into advanced topics, such as the equivalence principle, gravitation, and the relationship between special relativity and quantum mechanics, enhancing your grasp of the broader scope of physics.

• Grasp the Fabric of Spacetime: Develop a deep understanding of the fabric of spacetime, as well as the principles that underlie general relativity, including gravitational waves and black holes.

• Examine Applications: Explore practical applications of special relativity, from particle accelerators to space travel and even the intriguing possibilities of time travel and wormholes.

• Discuss Modern Research: Gain insight into current research and future directions in the field of special relativity, allowing you to stay updated with the latest developments and discoveries in the world of physics.

Performance Letter by the Educator with score converted as grades (A/B/C/D) will be available to the student as per their overall performance in the course. It will only be available to those securing 40% or more.

Same shall be delivered at the email address of the student by Team Forethought India.

Certificate with signature of Educator will be delivered at the email of the student by Team Forethought India. Only available to students securing 40% or more.

The Team will evaluate this program out of 100 marks, which will be assigned cumulatively for all the Quiz, Assessment Test, Assignment & CapStone Project.

• Quiz - 20 Marks (MCQ)
• Assignment - 20 Marks
• CapStone Project - 50 Marks
• Assessment Test - 100 Marks (MCQ)

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Level A

Week 01 - Lecture 1, Quiz 1

Week 02 - Lecture 2, Quiz 2

Week 03 - Lecture 3, Assignment 1

Week 04 - Lecture 4, Assignment 2

Week 05 - Lecture 5, Capstone Project

Week 06 - Lecture 6, End Assessment

 

Level B

Week 01 - Lecture 1, Quiz 1

Week 02 - Lecture 2, Quiz 2

Week 03 - Lecture 3, Quiz 3

Week 04 - Lecture 4, Assignment 1

Week 05 - Lecture 5, Assignment 2

Week 06 - Lecture 6, Assignment 3

Week 07 - Lecture 7, Assignment 4

Week 08 - Lecture 8, Capstone Project

Week 09 - Lecture 9, End Assessment

 

Level C

Week 01 - Lecture 1, Quiz 1

Week 02 - Lecture 2, Quiz 2

Week 03 - Lecture 3, Quiz 3

Week 04 - Lecture 4, Quiz 4

Week 05 - Lecture 5, Quiz 5

Week 06 - Lecture 6, Mid Assessment

Week 07 - Lecture 7, Assignment 1

Week 08 - Lecture 8, Assignment 2

Week 09 - Lecture 9, Assignment 3

Week 10 - Lecture 10, Assignment 4

Week 11 - Lecture 11, CapStone Project

Week 12 - Lecture 12, End Assessment

 

Note:

• All quizzes and assessment will be held on Saturday & Sunday.
• Assignment & Cap Stone Project would be introduced to the student via a common forum in weekdays. Submission for the same shall be as per the course outline.
• One-on-One Class Duration: 20 Minutes Each
• All lectures would be available as reccorded session to the student for access.

Level A: Basics of Special Relativity (6 Lectures)

Lecture	Topic
1	Introduction to Einstein's Theory
2	The Postulates of Special Relativity
3	Time Dilation and Length Contraction
4	The Relativistic Addition of Velocities
5	Simultaneity and Spacetime Diagrams
6	The Twin Paradox and E=mc^2

Level B: Intermediate Special Relativity (9 Lectures)

Lecture	Topic
1	Recap and Lorentz Transformations
2	Relativistic Doppler Effect
3	Mass-Energy Equivalence Applications
4	Relativistic Momentum and Energy
5	Four-Vectors and Relativistic Physics
6	Equivalence Principle and Gravitation
7	Space Travel in a Relativistic World
8	Time Travel and Wormholes
9	Advanced Topics in Special Relativity

Level C: Advanced Special Relativity (12 Lectures)

Lecture	Topic
1	Review and Advanced Lorentz Transformations
2	Time Dilation in Particle Accelerators
3	Length Contraction in Particle Physics
4	Relativistic Energy in Particle Colliders
5	Special Relativity in Quantum Mechanics
6	General Theory of Relativity Overview
7	Black Holes and Wormholes
8	The Fabric of Spacetime
9	Gravitational Waves and Their Detection
10	Cosmological Applications of Relativity
11	Special Relativity in Modern Physics
12	Current Research and Future Directions

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Step 01: Choose a suitable date and time for your classes.

Step 02: Pick your desired level and enroll in the course.

Step 03: Our team will contact you via phone and email to confirm the class schedule.

Step 04: Begin your course.