Physics, asked by MitaSinha8001, 1 year ago

Does a Lagrangian being independent to a spacial coordinate imply spatial translation symmetry?

Answers

Answered by champ22
0
Hey mate

Here is your answer

Yes Lagrangian being independent to a spatial coordinate imply spatial translation symmetry.

They is because the Lagrangian, which in some respects represents the path of the motion.
Answered by GhaintMunda45
0

Hey !

______________________________

The area-weighted approach preserves spherical symmetry on an equal-angle polar grid for 1D radial flows, but it does not satisfy the GCL.

______________________________

Thanks !

Similar questions