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Symmetries in Mechanics and Wave Equations

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This lecture covers the symmetries of Newtonian mechanics, including translations, rotations, and Galilean boosts, as well as the symmetries of the wave equation. The instructor discusses the principles of relativity and the historical context of these concepts, emphasizing the importance of symmetries in understanding physical laws.

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