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The 15 pages that link to Symmetry breaking, each with the reason it gives.

• SymmetryRelated: It explains how symmetric laws can produce visibly asymmetric outcomes.

• Lev LandauRelated: Landau connected distinct phases to the symmetries their order parameters preserve or break.

• Self-organizationRelated: A self-organized pattern can select one direction or arrangement from initially equivalent possibilities.

• Jahn–Teller effectRelated: The distortion lowers the structure’s symmetry while lifting electronic degeneracy.

• Condensed matter physicsRelated: Magnetic order and crystal formation arise when material states select particular broken symmetries.

• Graph automorphismRelated: Algorithms can avoid exploring equivalent cases by accounting for graph automorphisms.

• Active matterRelated: Collective motion can emerge when active interactions select a common direction.

• Symmetry in quantum mechanicsRelated: A symmetric Hamiltonian can have states that fail to share its symmetry.

• 1-dimensional systems (physics)Related: One-dimensional fluctuations sharply restrict which continuous symmetries can break at finite temperature.

• Curie's principleRelated: An effect can have lower symmetry when an additional condition breaks a symmetry shared by the causes.

• Hypothetical particleRelated: Broken symmetries can require additional particles in a theory's spectrum.