when we say that linear momentum is being conserved in an isolated system,its because change of momentum is related to a force,so if there's no force, momentum needs to be conserved.Likewise what governs the change or non conservation of parity?
Parity characterizes the state of the object with respect to some transformation. But the transformation does not modify the object itself. The transformation changes your vision of the system depending on the properties of parity.
Physics events that happen in isolation proceed symmetrically. Physics and mathematics intersect in the properties of isolation and symmetry. That is to say, that equations are isolated from their surroundings because they are symmetrical: Each side responds to changes in toe other side, not to changes in the surroundings. See page 31 of the attached reprint.
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I agree William Abler. That is how the local energetic condition is met, ie., the atomic elements or even neutrino realization. But all of it, in my opinion, is ultimately consciousness driven. That is now quantifiable mathematically as a prediction of my writing on the Unified Field (1987).
'Conservation' is usually reserved for biological or historical conservation, and as such is a misleading tag. Would you consider removing it? Thank you.
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