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What are your thoughts on gauge invariance? do you think it works in the universe like it works in the lab, in giving us a better understanding of the universe ?.

Asked by germanmannn (382points) December 19th, 2009
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Gauge invariance is a form of symmetry.

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jackm's avatar

I would say I have none, as I don’t know what it is.

ninjacolin's avatar

i would like to contribute my thoughts as well, most of which happen to be nonexistent. the rest were expressed in the previous sentence.

absalom's avatar

Gauge variance is a form of asymmetry.

germanmannn's avatar

this is fundamental physics were close to a fi nal theory of fundamental physics.
They decided to rst unify the forces other than gravity, then
unify them with gravity.

jackm's avatar

@germanmannn
If you could explain it, maybe I could have a good conversation with you. It sounds interesting.

LeopardGecko's avatar

@jackm – ditto.

BhacSsylan's avatar

Ditto to everything else said. Could you give use a good article to read? Wiki? A short, easy to understand explanation? Very few of us have physics degrees, we need to be helped a little to be able to hold a good discussion.

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