Assertion: symmetry | /r/HasProperty | broken
Facets:
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: spontaneously
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: The standard paradigm for incorporating supersymmetry into a realistic theory is to have the underlying dynamics of the theory be supersymmetric, but the ground state of the theory does not respect the symmetry and supersymmetry is broken spontaneously.
text: A symmetry can be exact, approximate, or broken.
text: Generally, the breaking of a certain symmetry does not imply that no symmetry is present, but rather that the situation where this symmetry is broken is characterized by a lower symmetry than the original one.
text: Finally, let us mention the argument that is sometimes made in the literature that SSB implies that Curie’s principle is violated because a symmetry is broken “spontaneously”, that is without the presence of any asymmetric cause.
text: This symmetry is usually broken or hidden at low energy.
text: If there are imperfections (as there often are in snowflakes) in some sectors of the circle and not others, then this symmetry is broken but as long as it is still mostly symmetric we could still call it an “approximate symmetry”.