Even after having studied these for quite sometime, I tend to forget [if I'm out of touch for a while] how they are related to each other and what each stands for [since they have such similar sounding names]. I'm hoping you'd come up with an explanation that is so intuitive and mathematically beautiful that they'll get embedded into my memory for ever and this thread will serve as a super quick refresher whenever I [or anyone else] needs it.
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