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Quantum Field Theory: SU(2) Symmetry and Noether's Current

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This lecture covers the transformation of complex scalar fields under SU(2) symmetry, the invariance of Lagrangian density, and the computation of Noether's current. It also explores the interaction with a real triplet of SU(2), symmetries of complex fields, and decomposition in Fourier modes.

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