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> Conservation laws themselves have an underlying principle: (before checking the link - "I bet it's Noether's theorem") (checks link - yep) I've always thou
by Florin_Andrei 8y ago
> Conservation laws themselves have an underlying principle:
(before checking the link - "I bet it's Noether's theorem")
(checks link - yep)
I've always thought Noether's formulation and the conservation laws are more like equivalent shapes of the same features of reality.
- stcredzero 8y agoExcept that any particular conservation law might fly out the window, but so long as there was some sort of symmetry, Noether's theorem would still be there.