Emmy Noether's Influence on Particle Physics: Ruth Gregory Lecture Abstract
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Channel: Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics · 2018 · Science & Technology
During a 2015 talk at Perimeter Institute, Ruth Gregory spoke about the incredible influence of mathematician Emmy Noether, who in 1918 published a landmark paper describing the connection between symmetries and conservation laws. Ruth Gregory is a mathematician and physicist, currently a professor of physics at the University of Durham in England. She specializes in questions of general relativity, strong gravity, and cosmology. Emmy Noether is the namesake of Perimeter's programs to support girls and women. Learn more: https://insidetheperimeter.ca/donate/women-in-physics.html
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