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Gauge Theory: A version of the differential calculus in which the Rise in “Rise over Run” is measured from a reference level that must be determined endogenously within the theory. | Gauge Theory: A version of the differential calculus in which the Rise in “Rise over Run” is measured from a reference level that must be determined endogenously within the theory. | ||
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Revision as of 01:16, 17 March 2021
Gauge Theory: A version of the differential calculus in which the Rise in “Rise over Run” is measured from a reference level that must be determined endogenously within the theory.
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