The visible symmetries of the real potential space (f,ε,ψ,χ,κ) form a solvable Lie algebra, hidden symmetries act sectorially, and sectorial transformations applied to harmonic seeds produce charged and rotating branches in EMSF and frozen EMMSF theories.
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Potential Space Symmetries in Ernst-like Formulations of Einstein-Maxwell/ModMax-Scalar field Theories
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Observation of hidden nuclear reactions on fast neutron-irradiated Lu isotopes
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Principles of relativistic quantum statistical thermodynamics: a class of exactly solvable models
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