subsymmetry
subsymmetry noun: an infinitesimal transformation that leaves only a part (a sub-system) of a larger system invariant, rather than the entire system.
Noun
subsymmetry (plural subsymmetries)
- an infinitesimal transformation that leaves only a part (a sub-system) of a larger system invariant, rather than the entire system
- Then, we give the scalar potential of the theory where the A#95;#123;3#125; discrete subsymmetry is used to avoid the so-called sequestering problem.113005 (2016), R. Ahl Laamara, M.A Loualidi, E.H Saidi, “Type II seesaw supersymmetric neutrino model for θ₁₃≠0”, in Phys. Rev. D, volume 113005
Forms of subsymmetry
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Origin of subsymmetry
From sub- + symmetry.
Questions about subsymmetry
- What does subsymmetry mean?
- Subsymmetry means an infinitesimal transformation that leaves only a part (a sub-system) of a larger system invariant, rather than the entire system.
- What part of speech is subsymmetry?
- Subsymmetry is a noun.
- What is the plural of subsymmetry?
- The plural of subsymmetry is subsymmetries.
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