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The statement that a property of a system does not change if the system is isolated.
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Chemical reactions in fluids
The equations of motion of ordinary relativistic hydrodynamics are derived by considering conservation equations of the energy tensor and particle number current, where constitutive relations relate t …
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Higher form symmetries and massive gauge fields
I have seen all kinds of questions and answers about how to identify a higher-form symmetries, but they all seem rather abstract. What I would like to do is investigate two very simple examples.
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