Matrix Gauge Fields and Noether's theorem
Jan de Graaf

TL;DR
This paper explores the foundational aspects of gauge fields and conservation laws in physics, focusing on elementary variational principles and matrix-valued functions without delving into advanced mathematics.
Contribution
It provides a simplified, elementary perspective on gauge fields and Noether's theorem, avoiding complex functional analysis or differential geometry.
Findings
Clarifies the role of matrix-valued functions in gauge theories
Connects variational principles with conservation laws
Offers insights into pre-quantized wave equations
Abstract
These notes have been triggered by physicist's considerations on (1)'Pre-quantized wave equations' for matter fields, (2) Conservation laws, (3) Gauge Field extensions. All starting from variational principles. These notes do not contain functional analysis or differential geometry. Only bare elementary considerations on matrix-valued functions. As a motivation there is a lengthy preface/summary.
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TopicsAdvanced Mathematical Theories and Applications
