Sunday, February 3, 2013

berkeley01 group theory01 symmetry - Physics

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    性方
    組解, : 若非性方程組AX = b, 其中b 6= 0, 程組部解X +X,
    X 次方程組, X 應的導出部解

  2. It does not trouble the mathematician that he has to deal with unknown things. At the outset in algebra he handles unknown quantities x and y. His quantities are unknown, but he subjects them to known operations - addition, multi-plication, etc. Recalling Bertrand Russell’s famous definition, the mathematician never knows what he is talking about, nor whether what he is saying is true; but, we are tempted to add, at least he does know what he is doing. The last limitation would almost seem to disqualify him for treating a universe which is the theatre of unknowable actions and operations. We need a super-mathematics in which the operations are as unknown as the quantities they operate on, and a super-mathematician who does not know what he is doing when he performs these operations. Such a super-mathematics is the Theory of Groups.

    Arthur Stanley Eddington, “New Pathways in Science”, 1934

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    Jagjit Singh - 1959 - Mathematics
    So Eddington argues that 'we need a super-mathematics in which the operations are as unknown as the quantities they operate on, and a super-mathematician, ...
  5. The World of Mathematics - Volume 3 - Page 1559 - Google Books Result

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    James Roy Newman - 2000 - Juvenile Nonfiction
    We need a super-mathematics in which the operations are as unknown as the quantities they operate on, and a supermathematician who does not know what ...
  6. Frontiers: Twentieth Century Physics - Page 232 - Google Books Result

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    Steve Adams - 2000 - Science
    In 1956 Sir Arthur Eddington said: ''We need a super-mathematics in which the operations are as unknown as the quantities they operate on, and a ...
  7. The New Physics - Page 430 - Google Books Result

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    Paul Davies - 1992 - Science
    In the words of Sir Arthur Stanley Eddington*: We need a super-mathematics in which the operations are as unknown as the quantities they operate on, and a ...
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    symmetry - Physics

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    We need a super mathematics in which the operations are as unknown as the quantities they operate on, and a super-mathematician who does not know what ...
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    Introducting Groups

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    We need a super-mathematics in which the operations are as un- known as the quantities they operate on, and a super-mathematician who does not know what ...
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symmetry - Physics

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We need a super mathematics in which the operations are as unknown as the ... Group of all Rotations in 2D space - SO(2) group ... U = eiA ------ if U is unitary , A must be hermitian ... 16 operators ~ U(4) group [# generators of SU(N) = N2 ] ...

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