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Ehsan Azari edited this page Sep 6, 2020
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[Symmetry] => Actions
In [geometry]:
- [Reflection symmetry]
- [Rotational symmetry]
- [Translational symmetry]
- [Helical symmetry]
- [Scale symmetry] and [Fractal]
- [Glide reflection]
[Group]
In general, every kind of structure in mathematics will have its own kind of symmetry.
x^5 - x - 1 = (x - r0)(x - r1)(x - r2)(x - r3)(x - r4)
S5?
+ - x / √
[Conservation law] <=> Symmetry
[Momentum] <=> Translation in space
Energy <=> Translation in time
[Symbol]
Group table
What are all the groups?
What are all the ways things can be symmetric?
Groups:
- Infinite Groups
- Finite Groups
Integers -break dowm-> Primes
Molecules -break down-> Atoms
Finite Groups -break down-> Simple Groups
- Find all the Simple Groups (18 infinite families + 26 leftovers (Sporadic Groups))
- Find all the ways to combine Simple Groups
Sporadic Groups:
- 20 Happy Family (Monster and its children)
- Monster Group
- Baby Monster Group
- 6 Pariahs
Monster Group:
- 1978, John McKay, Switch from Finite Group Theory into Galois Theory
- 1979, John Conway, Moonshine -> Relation between Monster and String Theory
- 1992, Richard Borcherds
Reference: https://youtu.be/mH0oCDa74tE