A Noether charge is the spatial integral Q=∫j0d3x of a Noether current. It is time-independent when the current has vanishing flux through the spatial boundary, and in a Hamiltonian formulation it generates the associated continuous symmetry.
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- Angular momentum tensor
- Charge-constrained scalar-field scaling
- Charged oscillator basis of a scalar doublet
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