Symmetry in Nuclear Physics and Astrophysics

J. Vesić

doi:10.3390/sym18030441

March 3, 2026SymmetryOpen Access

Symmetry in Nuclear Physics and Astrophysics

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The aim is to explore how symmetry serves as a fundamental principle linking nuclear physics and astrophysics.
Reviewed concepts related to symmetry in nuclear structure and reactions.
Analyzed implications of symmetry in dense matter.
Connected laboratory observations to astrophysical phenomena.
Demonstrated that symmetry principles unify nuclear and astrophysical studies.
Identified key symmetry-related arguments that enhance understanding of matter.
Highlighted the accessibility of these concepts for a wider physics audience.

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This review highlights symmetry connections in nuclear physics and astrophysics, suggesting broad implications for understanding matter and the universe.

Abstract

Symmetry is a key principle in physics that links basic invariances to the structure of matter and the evolution of the universe. In this review, we use symmetry as a unifying thread connecting nuclear structure, nuclear reactions, and dense matter, and we highlight how symmetry-based arguments connect laboratory observables to astrophysical constraints. We present the essential concepts in a form accessible to a broad physics audience.

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