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- Noether's theorems/Applications/General relativity and the energy question
- Noether's theorems/Applications/Kelvin's circulation theorem
- Noether's theorems/Applications/Photon energy in an expanding universe
- Noether's theorems/Applications/The Runge-Lenz vector
- Noether's theorems/Applications/The conserved currents of the Standard Model
- Noether's theorems/Applications/Topological charge, which is not a Noether charge
- Noether's theorems/Applications/Variational integrators and discrete symmetry
- Noether's theorems/Applications/Yang-Mills theory
- Noether's theorems/Bibliography
- Noether's theorems/Chronology
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/A conservation law that is only wearing the costume
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/A conserved quantity Noether does not explain
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/A flowing quantity and a standing total
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/An identity hiding inside Einstein's equations
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/Counting the equations a gauge theory really has
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/Drifting centres and electric charge
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/Equations that were never independent
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/Groups of continuous motions
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/Moving the bookkeeping without changing the total
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/Nudging a path and seeing what changes
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/Reading the second theorem backwards
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/Reading the theorem backwards
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/Symmetries of a curved space
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/Symmetry and conservation, the first theorem
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/Symmetry that can differ from place to place
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/The conserved thing is the thing that does the moving
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/The second theorem, and why it is not the first
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/The symmetry behind the strong and weak forces
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/The theorem after quantum mechanics
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/The two theorems compared
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/True everywhere against true for real motions
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/Two ways a thing can stay the same
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/What a continuous symmetry is
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/What an action is
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/What happens at the edges
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/What the Standard Model conserves
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/When a symmetry does not survive
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/Where the light's energy goes
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/Why Noether needed a third symbol
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/Why energy and momentum are conserved
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/Why gravity has no local energy
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/Why speed has to come along for the ride
- Noether's theorems/Explainers/Why the moment map resists plain language
- Noether's theorems/Figure gallery
- Noether's theorems/First theorem/Centre-of-mass motion and electric charge
- Noether's theorems/First theorem/Energy, momentum and angular momentum
- Noether's theorems/First theorem/Invariance of the action, strict and up to a divergence
- Noether's theorems/First theorem/On-shell and off-shell
- Noether's theorems/First theorem/One-parameter groups and their generators
- Noether's theorems/First theorem/Prolongation to derivatives