SYMMETRIES in PHYSICS

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Symmetry and Groups: Historical Aspects Symmetry in Physics: A Short History Group Theory: First Concepts Symmetry: Plato (428 - 347 BC) and even earlier ... The symbol of ’beauty in symmetry’ are five Platonic Figures Platonic Figures: Three-dimensional polyhedra whose faces are identical planar regular convex polygons The allowed polygons are either equilateral triangles, or squares or regular pentagons There exist only five regular convex (=platonic) polyhedra: tetrahedron, cube, octahedron, icosahedron & dodecahedron As it seems, neolithic people from Scotland have developed the five Platonic solids about 1000-3000 years before Plato (stone models in Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) Jerzy DUDEK SYMMETRIES in PHYSICS
Symmetry and Groups: Historical Aspects Symmetry in Physics: A Short History Group Theory: First Concepts Symmetry: Plato (428 - 347 BC) and even earlier ... The symbol of ’beauty in symmetry’ are five Platonic Figures Platonic Figures: Three-dimensional polyhedra whose faces are identical planar regular convex polygons The allowed polygons are either equilateral triangles, or squares or regular pentagons There exist only five regular convex (=platonic) polyhedra: tetrahedron, cube, octahedron, icosahedron & dodecahedron As it seems, neolithic people from Scotland have developed the five Platonic solids about 1000-3000 years before Plato (stone models in Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) Jerzy DUDEK SYMMETRIES in PHYSICS
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