Are There Connections Between Number Theory and Physics?

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The discussion explores the potential connections between number theory and physics, particularly in theoretical applications. Participants inquire about the relevance of Euclidean geometry in physics and seek resources that delve into these topics. A specific paper is recommended for further reading on the relationship between number theory and physics. Additionally, a link to a site with multiple resources on the subject is provided. The conversation emphasizes the intersection of mathematical concepts with physical theories.
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is there any kind of relationships between number theory and physics?i would also like to know if there is any kind of applications of euclidean geometry in theoritical physics.
 
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