Lecture

Symmetry in Modern Topology

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Description

This lecture covers the fundamental theorems, normalization, and construction components in modern symmetry theory, focusing on plane symmetries, group classifications, and practical applications. It also explores the seven types of decorative motifs, enrichments in symmetries, and extensions to linear patterns.

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