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Graph theory provides an elegant and natural representation of molecular symmetry and the resulting group expressed in terms of permutations is isomorphic to the permutation-inversion group of Longuet-Higgins.
Ahmad Gholami +2 more
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Dihedral Group in The Ancient Genetic
The standard genetic code consist of four nucleotide bases which encode genes to produce amino acids needed by living things. The addition of new base (Dummy) causes a sequence of bases to become five nucleotide bases called ancient genetic codes.
Isah Aisah, Eddy Djauhari, Asep Singgih
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Pairing symmetry and fermion projective symmetry groups
The Ginzburg-Landau (GL) theory is very successful in describing the pairing symmetry, a fundamental characterization of the broken symmetries in a paired superfluid or superconductor. However, GL theory does not describe fermionic excitations such as Bogoliubov quasiparticles or Andreev bound states that are directly related to topological properties ...
Xu Yang +4 more
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The present paper is devoted to a study of a natural 12-dimensional symmetry algebra of the three-dimensional hyperbolic differential equations of the perfect plasticity, obtained by D. D. Ivlev in 1959 and formulated in isostatic coordinates. An optimal
Vladimir A Kovalev, Yuriy N Radaev
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Moonshine, superconformal symmetry, and quantum error correction
Special conformal field theories can have symmetry groups which are interesting sporadic finite simple groups. Famous examples include the Monster symmetry group of a c = 24 two-dimensional conformal field theory (CFT) constructed by Frenkel, Lepowsky ...
Jeffrey A. Harvey, Gregory W. Moore
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Symmetry group analysis and invariant solutions of hydrodynamic-type systems
We study point and higher symmetries of systems of the hydrodynamic type with and without an explicit dependence on t,x. We consider such systems which satisfy the existence conditions for an infinite-dimensional group of hydrodynamic symmetries which ...
M. B. Sheftel
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Magnetic Symmetry Point Groups
In this chapter we consider the magnetic symmetry point groups, which are obtained by extending the classical point symmetry groups using the time-reversal operator \(\mathbf {T}\). In this case, the operator \(\mathbf {T}\) is not an element of the extended symmetry group, but it is contained in the group as a product of elements of the original point
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Finite Group Symmetry Breaking
Finite group symmetry is commonplace in Physics, in particular through crystallographic groups occurring in condensed matter physics -- but also through the inversions (C,P,T and their combinations) occurring in high energy physics and field theory. The breaking of finite groups symmetry has thus been thoroughly studied, and general approaches exist to
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The Language of Spheres in Physics
Physical laws manifest themselves through the amalgamation of mathematical symbols, numbers, functions, geometries, and relationships. These intricate combinations unfold within a mathematical model devised to capture and represent the “objective reality”
Jean-Pierre Gazeau
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Spglib: a software library for crystal symmetry search
A computer algorithm to search the symmetries of crystal structures, as implemented in the spglib code, is described. An iterative algorithm is employed to robustly identify space group types, tolerating a certain amount of distortion in the crystal ...
Atsushi Togo +2 more
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