Abstract
It is shown that equilibrium states of classical particles with short range interactions are Euclidean invariant whenever their correlation functions have a clustering which is integrable. The relation between invariance and clustering is analysed for spatial rotations and internal rotational degrees of freedom. The analysis is then extended to the case of long range interactions, including the Coulomb force and jellium systems.
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