The Role of Symmetries

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This lecture explores the concept of symmetries in physics, focusing on group theory and representations. It covers perturbation theory, variational formalism, quantification, and current systems. The instructor discusses how symmetries impact the properties of physical systems.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Mathematics

Algebra: Representation theory, Linear algebra

Mathematical logic: Set theory

Physics

Quantum mechanics: Quantum gravity

Logic

Classical logic: First-order logic

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