Lecture

Global Conservation Laws

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This lecture covers the dynamical consequences of symmetry, focusing on the Lie group of coordinate changes and the Noether theorem. It explains the concept of symmetry and its implications in field theory, emphasizing the importance of conservation laws. The lecture also delves into the Jacobian matrix and the role of Noether currents in preserving charges. Additionally, it discusses the Poincaré invariance and the significance of translations in maintaining global conservation laws.

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