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The conceptual origins of Maxwell’s equations and gauge theory

Already in Faraday’s electrotonic state and Maxwell’s vector potential, gauge freedom was an unavoidable presence. Converting that presence to the symmetry principle that underpins our successful standard model is a story worth telling.

C. Yang

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