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Symmetry in complex contact geometry
David E. Blair, Adela Mihai
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Symmetry in Complex Contact Manifolds
W ,κ µ-spaces with κ< are locally -symmetric.e define complex locally -symmetric spaces.
Belgin Korkmaz
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A deformed IR: a new IR fixed point for four-dimensional holographic theories
In holography, the IR behavior of a quantum system at nonzero density is described by the near horizon geometry of an extremal charged black hole. It is commonly believed that for systems on S 3, this near horizon geometry is AdS2 × S 3.
Gary T. Horowitz+2 more
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Symmetry breaking via internal geometry
Gauge theories commonly employ complex vector-valued fields to reduce symmetry groups through the Higgs mechanism of spontaneous symmetry breaking.
Andrew Talmadge
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Near-horizon geometry and warped conformal symmetry [PDF]
A bstractWe provide boundary conditions for three-dimensional gravity including boosted Rindler spacetimes, representing the near-horizon geometry of non-extremal black holes or flat space cosmologies.
H. Afshar+3 more
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Pressure-induced symmetry changes in body-centred cubic zeolites [PDF]
Previous work has shown a strong correlation between zeolite framework flexibility and the nature of structural symmetry and phase transitions. However, there is little experimental data regarding this relationship, in addition to how flexibility can be ...
Antony Nearchou+6 more
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SYMMETRY IN ELEMENTARY GEOMETRY [PDF]
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Symmetries in Generalized Kähler Geometry [PDF]
We define the notion of a moment map and reduction in both generalized complex geometry and generalized K hler geometry. As an application, we give very simple explicit constructions of bi-Hermitian structures on $\C ^n$, Hirzebruch surfaces, the blow up of $\CP^2$ at arbitrarily many points, and other toric varieties, as well as complex ...
Susan Tolman, Yi Lin
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Symmetry as a Representation of Intuitive Geometry?
Recognition of geometrical patterns seems to be an important aspect of human intelligence. Geometric pattern recognition is used in many intelligence tests, including Dehaene's odd-one-out test of Core Geometry (CG)) based on intuitive geometrical concepts (Dehaene et al., 2006).
Xu, Wangcheng+2 more
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