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SoV Finds Fresh Orthogonality Before Wrapping in SYM

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Theoretical physics often feels like trying to read the genome of reality in a language that shifts shape when you blink. Planar N = 4 supersymmetric Yang–Mills (SYM) is one of those languages: exquisitely symmetric, shockingly intricate, and textually full of hidden patterns. In this landscape, a method called Separation of Variables (SoV) promises to…

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