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Galilean invariance (1405 bytes)
1: '''Galilean invariance''' is a principle which states that the fundament... 3: ...elocity, which is described mathematically by a [[Galilean transformation]]. 5: ...of everyday life, Lorentz invariance and Galilean invariance are nearly the same, but for relative velocities ... Galilean transformation (3168 bytes) 5: The '''Galilean transformation''' is used to transform between th... 7: ... apply at all velocities so far measured, and the Galilean transformation can be regarded as a low-velocity ... 14: ... described by the [[symmetry group]] generated by Galilean transformations, spatial and time translations an... 16: The Galilean symmetries (interpreted as [[active transformatio... 36: == Central extension of the Galilean group == Galilean moon (4279 bytes) 1: ....jpg|thumb|250px|[[Jupiter (planet)|Jupiter]]'s 4 Galilean moons, in a composite image comparing their sizes... 3: The '''Galilean moons''' are the four moons of [[Jupiter (planet)... 16: The Galilean moons are, in order from closest to Jupiter to fa... 66: [[es:Satélite galileano]] 72: [[pt:Satélites galileanos]] Rotational invariance (1820 bytes) 1: ...ner product space]] is said to have '''rotational invariance''' if its value does not change when arbitrary [[... 3: ...ator]] that acts on such functions, '''rotational invariance''' may also mean that the function or operator [[... 9: In [[quantum mechanics]], '''rotational invariance''' is the property that after a [[rotation]] the ... 13: ...tes with the energy operator. Thus for rotational invariance we must have [R,H]=0. Scale invariance (463 bytes) 1: In [[physics]], '''scale invariance''' is the feature of physical objects of laws tha... 3: In [[cosmology]], scale invariance is usually used to describe the near-scale-invari... Invariance (music) (482 bytes) 1: ... [[music]] using the [[twelve tone technique]] '''invariance''' describes the portions of [[tone row|row]]s wh... Invariance theorem (691 bytes) 1: In [[algorithmic information theory]], the '''invariance theorem''', originally proved by [[Ray Solomonoff... 7: The invariance theorem holds likewise for prefix and conditional... 9: {{planetmath|id=4420|title=invariance theorem}} Charge invariance (1488 bytes) 1: Charge invariance refers to the fixed electrostatic potential of a ... 2: ...g/M-theory. It is possible the concept of charge invariance may provide a key to unlocking the mystery of uni... Invariance of domain (2247 bytes) 1: '''Invariance of domain''' is a theorem in [[topology]] about [... 9: An important consequence of the domain invariance theorem is that '''R'''<sup>''n''</sup> cannot be... 13: The domain invariance theorem may be generalized to [[manifold]]s: if '... Modular invariance (389 bytes) 1: ...etical physics]], '''modular invariance''' is the invariance under the [[group]] such as SL(2,Z) of [[large di... 3: In [[string theory]], modular invariance is an additional requirement for [[one-loop diagr... Representation theory of the Galilean group (4696 bytes) 3: ...nsional Lie group '''R''', refer to the article [[Galilean group]] for the central extension of its [[Lie al... 31: ...roup also gives rise to a projective irrep of the Galilean group. As far as we can tell, only the case which... Invariant (physics) (982 bytes) 4: * [[Acceleration]] is invariant under the [[Galilean transformation]]s. 6: * [[time invariance]] makes [[energy]] a conserved quantity, hence an... 7: * [[translational invariance]] implies that [[momentum]] is conserved. 8: * [[rotational invariance]] implies that [[angular momentum]] is conserved. Hymn to Proserpine (847 bytes) 3: ..., Galilæe'', [[Latin]] for "You have conquered, O Galilean," the apocryphal [[Famous last words|dying words]... 5: :''Thou hast conquered, O pale Galilean; the world has grown grey from thy breath;'' Spacetime (5066 bytes) 13: ...eave intervals invariant. Intervals are [[Lorentz invariance|invariant]] under [[Lorentz transformation|Lorent... 19: ... systems are related by [[Galilean transformation|Galilean transformations]]. However, since these preserve... 37: * [[Galilean transformation]] 40: * [[Lorentz invariance]] General covariance (1755 bytes) 1: ...nown as '''diffeomorphism invariance''') is the [[invariance]] of physical laws (for example, the equations of... 15: The best way to check the invariance of a physical law would be to perform arbitrary ... Isospin (2191 bytes) 5: ...flavor invariance of strong interactions. Isospin invariance is absent in [[electromagnetism|electromagnetic]]... Principle of relativity (1792 bytes) 1: ...elativity" have been developed, starting with the Galilean version. 3: ...other one. Such a transformation is called the [[Galilean transformation]]. 5: ... any form of electromagnetic phenomenon) can, the Galilean assumption of universal time has to be discarded.... Hyper generalized orthogonal Lie algebra (4138 bytes) 18: ...on_of_Lie_Algebras|very conmmutative]] part of '''Galilean group'''). Gauge freedom (188 bytes) 1: ... that makes the configurations related by [[gauge invariance]] indistinguishable. Conservation law (2962 bytes) 12: ...mplies that momentum is conserved, and [[rotation invariance]] implies that angular momentum is conserved. 20: In fact, quantities that are conserved, the ''[[invariance|invariants]]'', seem to preserve what one would l...
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