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In 1918, a groundbreaking revelation emerged from the mind of a young mathematician named Emmy Noether. Today, this landmark discovery—known as Noether’s Theorem—holds unparalleled importance in both physics and mathematics. This article delves into the nuances of Noether’s Theorem, elucidating… Continue Reading →
Extremal bootstrapping is a groundbreaking research methodology developed by Sheer El-Showk and Miguel F. Paulos that allows for the efficient determination of approximate solutions to the constraints of crossing symmetry in unitary Conformal Field Theories (CFTs). By utilizing extremal conditions,… Continue Reading →