A “Hidden” Symmetry and Some of Its Implications

Ghizdovăţ, Vlad; Guţu, Mihai Marius; Oprea, Iuliana; Ştefănescu, Cipriana

doi:10.2478/bipmf-2021-0016

Abstract

In Physics, hidden symmetries can either be employed to describe special systems and configurations, or even be used as a basic block of a theory itself. In this paper, a special hidden symmetry of a physical field propagation phenomenon, having strong implications in the interactions theories (a classical Fresnel-type image of light propagation) is analyzed.

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A “Hidden” Symmetry and Some of Its Implications

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