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200 00$aSymmetry in Special and General Relativity
210   $cMDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute$d2020
215   $a1 online resource (100 p.)
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330   $aThe development of special and general relativity has relied significantly on ideas of symmetry. Similarly, modern efforts to test these theories have often sought either violations or extensions of the symmetries seen, and symmetry is regularly used a tool in seeking new applications. In this Special Issue of symmetry, we explore some contemporary research related to symmetry in special and general relativity.
610   $aantimatter
610   $abinary pulsars
610   $aCPT violation
610   $adeterminants of block matrices
610   $aDirac fermions
610   $aDirac neutrinos
610   $ageodesic deviation
610   $agravitational waves
610   $ainterferometry
610   $aLorentz and CPT violation
610   $aLorentz symmetry
610   $alorentz violation
610   $aLorentz violation
610   $amagnetic monopole
610   $aMajorana neutrinos
610   $aNoether's theorem
610   $aPalais principle of symmetric criticality
610   $apenning trap
610   $apulsar timing
610   $aquantum mechanics
610   $arotation invariance
610   $asolutions to Einstein's equations
610   $astandard model extension
610   $astandard-model extension
610   $aStandard-Model Extension
610   $aWeyl method
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