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Where is it used that the symmetry conserves the symplectic form in noether's theorem.

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How is this cube symmetric?

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How to take the determinant of a rank(1,1) tensor?

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commutativity of rotations and reflections

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Prove that $S_3/C_3$ is a (quotient) group

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Stuck on a Geometry Problem

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Symmetricity of binomial distribution

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What does "super-integrable" mean?

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Does the action of a linear map on $k$-dimensional subspaces determine it up to scaling?

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Between $\ell^p$ and $\ell^\infty$ balls?

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What can I say about the form of an invariant function?

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example of an "almost-metric" without symmetry

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Making the condition $a^{\,2}+ b^{\,2}+ c^{\,2}+ k\,abc= k+ 3$ homogeneous

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Proof that there exist only 17 Wallpaper Groups (Tilings of the plane)

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What is symmetry in physics in the mathematical sense, using (Lie) groups

Where is it used that the symmetry conserves the symplectic form in noether's theorem.

How is this cube symmetric?

How to take the determinant of a rank(1,1) tensor?

commutativity of rotations and reflections

Prove that $S_3/C_3$ is a (quotient) group

Stuck on a Geometry Problem

Symmetricity of binomial distribution

What does "super-integrable" mean?

Does the action of a linear map on $k$-dimensional subspaces determine it up to scaling?

Between $\ell^p$ and $\ell^\infty$ balls?

What can I say about the form of an invariant function?

example of an "almost-metric" without symmetry

Making the condition $a^{\,2}+ b^{\,2}+ c^{\,2}+ k\,abc= k+ 3$ homogeneous

Proof that there exist only 17 Wallpaper Groups (Tilings of the plane)

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