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Proof: Unwikified noether current - this article defines it, so there shouldn't need to be a separate article regarding it
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J^\mu\equiv\frac{\partial\mathcal{L}}{\partial(\partial_\mu\phi)}-f^\mu
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which is called the [['''Noether current]]''' associated with the [[symmetry]]. The continuity equation tells us if we [[integrate]] this current over a spacelike slice, we get a [[conservation law|conserved]] quantity called the [[Noether charge]] (provided, of course, if M is [[compact|noncompact]], the currents fall off sufficiently fast at infinity).
 
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