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© 2000-2004 Gérard P. Michon, Ph.D.

Symmetry

At the deepest level, all we find are symmetries and responses to symmetries.
Steven Weinberg [1986 Dirac Memorial Lecture]

Noether's Theorem: Equating symmetries and conserved quantities.

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