Lecture

Quantum Field Theory: Noether Currents and Lorentz Symmetry

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This lecture covers the Noether currents related to Poincaré invariance, Lorentz transformations, and the Klein-Gordon field quantization. It discusses the conservation of charges, Lorentz symmetry, and the canonical formalism in quantum field theory.

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Physics

Mechanics: Classical mechanics

Quantum field theory: Quantum electrodynamics

Relativity: Special relativity

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