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Could you patent the application of a law of physics/chemistry, where a new one discovered? Or could Feynman have patented using Feynman diagrams to visualize
by jlgreco 14y ago
Could you patent the application of a law of physics/chemistry, where a new one discovered? Or could Feynman have patented using Feynman diagrams to visualize interactions between particles?
- greyfade 14y agoIn principle, no. They are laws of nature and therefore not subject to patentability.