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''A gauge theory is a geometric theory of differentiation in which the Rise in Rise/Run is computed as the Rise above a reference level determined endogenously within the theory.'' | ''A gauge theory is a geometric theory of differentiation in which the Rise in Rise/Run is computed as the Rise above a reference level determined endogenously within the theory.'' | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:53, 10 October 2024
A gauge theory is a geometric theory of differentiation in which the Rise in Rise/Run is computed as the Rise above a reference level determined endogenously within the theory.
- Eric Weinstein on Quora