Lecture

Symmetry & Group Theory

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This lecture covers the fundamental concepts of symmetry and group theory, including symmetry operations, symmetry elements, symmetry planes, reflections, multiplication, identity matrix, inversion, proper axes, proper rotations, and various symmetry properties.

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