Lecture

Conservation Laws: Global Perspective

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Description

This lecture delves into the concept of conservation laws, exploring the global perspective and the Noether theorem. It covers the definition of space average, conservation properties, and examples related to periodicity and energy conservation. The lecture also discusses the implications of nonlinearity in energy dissipation and the conservation of momentum and energy.

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