Lecture

Symmetries and Conservation Laws

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This lecture covers the fundamental concepts of symmetries and conservation laws in physics, focusing on Noether's theorem and Poincaré symmetries. It explains how these symmetries lead to conserved quantities, such as energy and momentum, and their significance in understanding the dynamics of physical systems.

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