The role of Curie principle in understanding composite plane symmetry patterns: new ethnomathematic relations in ancient Eurasian ornamental arts from archaeologic finds of the period 1 M.B.C. and 1 M.A.D.

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Authors Sz. Bérczi

Publication date 3 July 2006

zbMATH Keywords

ethnomathematicssymmetry patternsCurie principle

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Other geometric groups, including crystallographic groups (20H15) Reflection groups, reflection geometries (51F15) Ethnomathematics (general) (01A07)

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