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Assuming you're thinking about applying Noether's theorem, you need your system to have something like a Lagrangian (or be symplectic). From a quick glance it d
by Y_Y 2y ago
Assuming you're thinking about applying Noether's theorem, you need your system to have something like a Lagrangian (or be symplectic). From a quick glance it doesn't seem to me that you can write down an action S for the system so it's not clear that you could apply the theorem to get conserved quantities corresponding to the local symmetries of S.