Cosmology · Year V · Graduate
8.962 General Relativity
Gravity as the curvature of spacetime: tensors, geodesics, curvature, the Einstein field equation, gravitational waves, cosmology and black holes. On this site it focuses on what is needed to derive the Friedmann equations properly.
8.962 is a graduate-level course at MIT, usually taken after the bachelor's core (Years I–IV).
Based on MIT OpenCourseWare, Spring 2020 · Prof. Scott Hughes · Course on OCW
Themes
Cosmology in general relativity
The FLRW metric and the Friedmann equations derived from Einstein's field equation.
Lectures 18, 19
Lectures (0 of 23 with pages so far)
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Note: 8.962 is a graduate course; this site covers the parts cosmology needs. Lecture titles are from the Spring 2020 video lectures page.