Relativity and the universe

9 Feb 2015

Andrew Green talks about the theory of relativity, cosmology and the structure of the universe in part 3 of our Grand Tour of Science.

The Grand Tour of Science is a comprehensive account of modern science in seven two-hour lectures for the public. The lectures are in two parts, with drinks and discussion before, in between and after.

This lecture covers:

• Non-integer dimensions and scale invariance

• Riemannian geometry

• Groups and crystals

• Aperiodicity and Gödel incompleteness

• Turing machines and non-computability

Grand Tour of Science

The Grand Tour of Science is a comprehensive account of modern science in seven two-hour lectures for the public. Each talk is given by a leading researcher in the subject of the talk. The lectures are in two parts, with drinks and discussion before, in between and after.

Relativity and  the universe
Relativity and  the universe
Relativity and  the universe
Relativity and  the universe
Relativity and  the universe
Relativity and  the universe
Relativity and  the universe
Relativity and  the universe
Relativity and  the universe
Relativity and  the universe
Relativity and  the universe
Relativity and  the universe
Relativity and  the universe
Relativity and  the universe
Relativity and  the universe
Relativity and  the universe

Speakers

Andrew Green

Prof. Andrew Green holds the Chair of Condensed Matter Physics at University College, London. His interests include the properties of natural and manufactured materials, harnessing quantum mechanics for information processing, and the overlap of the latter with machine learning.