Complex Symmetries

György Darvas: Complex Symmetries, Introduction.- Douglas Dunham: Complex Symmetries in Repeating Hyperbolic Patterns.- Paul Hertz: Ignotheory: A Compositional System for Intermedia Art Based on Tiling Patterns and Labelled Graphs.- Ashish Kumar Upadhyay: Symmetries of Maps on Surfaces.- Koji Miyazaki and Motonaga Ishii: Symmetry in Projection of 4-dimensional Regular Polychora.- Guy Inchbald: Morphic Polytopes and Symmetries.- Takeshi Sugimoto: Inducing the Symmetries out of the Complexity: The Kepler Triangle and its Kin as a Model Problem.- Jim Lehman: Synchronizing the Isotropic Vctor Matrix with the Stellated Vector Matrix.- András Recski: An Analogy and Several Symmetries.- Dmitriy Gurevich: Discrete Lattices on the Single Bearing Spiral: From Geometry to Botany.- Simone Brasili and Riccardo Piergallini: Symmetry and Invariance: Interdisciplinary teaching.- Eleonóra Stettner and György Emese: Dilative Rotation, Dilative Reflection in Mathematics, Nature, Art, and Education.- János Szász Saxon and Gábor Kis: Relationship of Symmetry and Combinatorics in the Poly-universe Game.- Marina Voinova: Symmetry in Arrow-like Salt Crystals.- László Szabados: Symmetries in Stellar, Galactic, and Extragalactic Astronomy.- Sergey V. Petoukhov, Elena S. Petukhova and Vladimir V. Verevkin: Symmetries and the Genetic, Code.- Kas Oosterhuis: Global Symmetry Local Asymmetry: In the Realized Buildings by the Innovation Studio ONL BV.- Katarzyna Szymanska-Stulka: Theme, Motive, Structure and Symmetry - Pentasonata by Andrzej Panufnik.- FréIlgen: Fluid Symmetry: Logical to Artists, Mesmerizing to Viewers.- Paul B. Ré: Complex Symmetries in Réograms.- Patrice Jeener: Graphic Illustrations of Complex Symmetries.

György Darvas, PhD, physicist, philosopher; director of Symmetrion (1991-); retired from the H. Academy of Sciences (1971-20119 and the R. Eötvös University (1998-2017), Budapest; editor, Symmetry: Culture and Science; founder (1989-), Intnl. Symmetry Association (2003-). Chairman and/or organiser: tens of symmetry related science-art events. Main fields of interest: symmetries in physics, the sciences and the arts.

György Darvas holds a MS degree in theoretical physics (1971, R. Eötvös University), a MS in philosophy of science (1974, R. Eötvös University), and a philosophical doctor (1985, R. Eötvös University).

He is the author and editor of twenty seven volumes. His main 3 books: Symmetry, Basel: Birkhäuser, xi + 508 pp.; Hypersymmetry; Physics of the Isotopic Field-Charge Spin Conservation, de Gruyter: Berlin/Boston, ix + 219 pp.; (- with E. Agazzi, eds.) Philosophy of Mathematics Today, Episteme 22 (series ed., M. Bunge), Dordrecht/Boston/London: Kluwer Academic Publishers, xxix + 361 pp.