Gravity and continuum - Audio

Update: 2013-02-19

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Within theoretical physics the gravitational force is the odd one out. It is much weaker than the other forces, its mathematical formulation is different and we are struggling to understand it. In this talk Dr Boehmer will outline a new approach to understanding the gravitational force which is motivated by ideas from material sciences and in particular the study of crystals.

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Gravity and continuum - Audio

Dr Christian Boehmer, UCL MAPS

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Gravity and continuum - Audio

Dr Christian Boehmer, UCL MAPS

Gravity and continuum - Audio