How to pronounce “Noether” in English

Noether's two theorems, although little known, are what has gotten us the closest we've ever come to a theory of everything.

What Noether's theorem essentially did was she pushed us back a step.

- The reason that Noether's theorem is so important is that everybody just changed their state of mind.

She went, and almost immediately created this wonderful work which is known as Noether's theorem, which I'm going to relate to you in just a moment.

I mean, Noether's theorem, in words, sounds very, very-- it sounds pithy.

In other words, Noether's theorem is the first of an incredibly important step in showing-- make this very simple assumption about the laws

I mean, I'd seen Noether's theorem and promptly forgotten about it, when I saw it in college.

In the 1960s and '70s, Noether's insights led directly to the discovery of new fundamental particles like quarks and the Higgs boson.

But many physicists either haven't heard of her or remember very vaguely hearing about Noether's theorem in one

- In the following years, the University of Gottingen took steps to make Noether's position more official, allowing her to do what she loved most: to teach.