C. N. Yang's Work Algorithms

A 300-case reconstruction of Chen-Ning Yang's working methods from selected papers, book chapters, lectures, commentaries, archive categories, and public bibliographic spines. Each case is treated as a lecture-style unit: a thesis, a result, and three overlapping method tags. This page is a bibliographic and methodological reconstruction, not a reproduction of original texts.

33 reconstructed strategies300 lecture-style casesOverlapping prevalence histogramsGauge theory · Parity · Statistical mechanics · Integrability
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Research Reconstruction

Yang's corpus is organized around a small number of unusually durable ideas: symmetry as a physical object, local gauge invariance, parity as an experimentally testable assumption, analytic structure in statistical mechanics, exact solvability in one-dimensional systems, and the geometric meaning of gauge fields.

The 300 cases below are not asserted to be 300 distinct printed papers. They are a section-level reconstruction from papers, selected-paper commentaries, book chapters, lecture cases, archive classes, and historically important problem families. Strategy tags are intentionally overlapping; a single case may simultaneously use symmetry, geometry, and exact-model reasoning.

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Interactive Strategy Tree

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Overlapping Strategy Prevalence

Percentages mean case prevalence: a method used in 180 of 300 cases is shown as 60%. Because each case carries several method tags, the displayed percentages are not expected to sum to 100%.

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Source Spine

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300-Case Corpus

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Worked Demonstrations