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symmetry principle

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symmetry principle [′sim·ə‚trē ‚prin·sə·pəl]
(mathematics)
The centroid of a geometrical figure (line, area, or volume) is at a point on a line or plane of symmetry of the figure.


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Using mathematical symmetry principles similar to those underlying quarks, he shows how spinons and their antimatter counterparts could combine to create particles resembling the known quarks, leptons and bosons.
In his view, symmetry principles and uncertainty principles may be more fundamental than CR space and time, and symmetry principles in turn may have their origins in self-reflection.
 
 
 
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