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Introduction to Special Relativity
This note covers Reference frames, The postulates of special relativity, Consequences of the relativity postulates, Proper time and the invariant interval, Lorentz transformations I, Applications of the Lorentz transformation, The pole and barn paradox, Relativistic velocity addition formula, The twin paradox, Lorentz transformation II, The position 2 vector, 2 vectors, The velocity 2 vector, The energy momentum 2 vector, Binding energies and relativistic kinematics.
Author(s): Paul Renteln
81 Pages 
This note contains below topics, The NoHair Theorem, NIR Monitoring of Stellar Orbits, Pulsar Timing, A Framework for StrongField Tests, VeryLong Baseline Interferometric Observations of the Accretion Flow, Variability, Mappings to Black Holes in Alternative Gravity Theories, Approximate Expressions of the Displacement Diameter and Asymmetry of the Shadow.
Author(s): Tim Johannsen
75 Pages
The generic model of General Relativity
This note contains below topics, The generic model of GR, The background mathematical space, The observers Kinematics, The propagation and the constraint equations, The 1 3 decomposition of the Bianchi identity, Propagation of the kinematic quantities along a collineation vector, The 1 3 decomposition of the Lie derivative LXa b wrt Xa, The matter Dynamics, The role of observers in GR, The physical role of the propagation and the constraint equations, The dynamic role of collineations, Example The Bianchi model, The string fluid, The 1 1 2 decomposition wrt a double congruence, Lie derivative and the 1 1 2 decomposition, The Lie derivative of Rab wrt a collineation a.
Author(s): Michael Tsamparlis
55 Pages
General Relativity Lecture Notes by Ulrich Sperhake
The contents of this lecture notes are : Preliminaries, Differential geometry, Physical laws in curved spacetimes, The Schwarzschild solution and classic tests of GR, Cosmology, Singularities and geodesic incompleteness, Linearized theory and gravitational waves.
Author(s): Ulrich Sperhake
153 Pages
Notes on Relativity and Cosmology
This book explains the following topics Space, Time, and Newtonian Physics, Maxwell, E and M, and the Ether, Einstein and Inertial Frames, Minkowskian Geometry, Accelerating Reference Frames, Dynamics, Relativity and the Gravitational Field, General Relativity and Curved Spacetime, Black Hole, Cosmology.
Author(s): Donald Marolf
NA Pages
Theory of Special Relativity by Nadia L Zakamska
This note covers the following topics: Principle of Relativity, Lorentz transform, Simultaneous events, causally connected events, Addition of velocities, 4-vectors: velocity, energy-momentum, Energy-momentum of photon, Doppler effect, aberration, Relativistic dynamics, Electromagnetic fields in different frames.
Author(s): Nadia L. Zakamska
101 Pages
This book covers the following topics: The Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies, Principle of Relativity, The Generalised Principle of Relativity.
Author(s): Albert Einstein
272 Pages
Lecture Notes on General Relativity by Columbia University
This book covers the following topics: Special Relativity, Lorentzian Geometry, Introduction to General Relativity, Null Structure Equations, Applications to Null Hypersurfaces, Christodoulou’s Memory Effect, Black Holes, Lagrangian Theories and the Variational Principle, Hyperbolic Equations and Wave Propagation on Black Holes.
Author(s): Columbia University
139 Pages
The Adventure of Physics Vol II Relativity
This book is written for anybody who is curious about nature and motion. Curiosity about how people, animals, things, images and empty space move leads to many adventures. This volume presents the best of them in the domains of fast, intense and distant motion relativity and cosmology.
Author(s): Christoph Schiller
356 Pages