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October 2, 2025Journal of Interdisciplinary Mathematics0 citations

Lie group theory in symmetry reduction of physical systems

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NSNikhil SheteMPM. PatilSTS. S. Thakur

Key Points

  • Symmetry reduction efficiently transforms complex differential equations into simpler ordinary differential equations.
  • Using lie group theory aids in organizing symmetry groups and finding one-dimensional subalgebras.
  • Numerical methods enhance the accuracy and speed of calculations after symmetry reduction is applied.
  • The process reveals invariant structures that capture essential dynamics underlying physical systems.

Abstract

By using the symmetries that are built into physical systems, Lie group theory is a key tool for understanding and simplifying how they work. Complex differential equations that govern physical rules can be broken down into easier forms that don’t change by organizing symmetry groups in a planned way. Finding the best systems of one-dimensional subalgebras is a quick way to get accurate answers, and reducing the problems to ordinary differential equations gives rise to structures that don’t change but still show the important dynamics. Using numerical methods along with symmetry reduction also improves the speed and accuracy of calculations.

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Shete et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68de5da783cbc991d0a20e0fhttps://doi.org/10.47974/jim-2360
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