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 <content>\subsection{Symmetry groups, groupoids, algebras and duality}
This is a new topic by multiple contributors of substantial interest to both
mathematicians and mathematical physicists or theoreticians. Any significant content
additions are welcome. The following list is open to additions and expansion

\begin{enumerate}
\item Symmetry and groups
\item Galois groups and Galois theory
\item Symmetry and groupoids: internal and external symmetry
\item Galois groupoids
\item Fundamental groupoid functor
\item Extensions of Galois theory
\item Tanaka-Krein duality
\item Grothendieck extension of Tanaka-Krein duality to non-Abelian groups
\item Fourier duality
\item Quantum groups
\item Bravais lattices and their symmetry groups
\item Group representations
\item Matrices and symmetry
\item Classification of groups and algebras
\item `Broken symmetries' in mathematical physics
\item Classical symmetries
\item Quantum symmetry and quantum groups
\item Extended symmetry and quantum groupoids
\item Differential equations and symmetry
\item Symmetry and duality
\item Groups and their dual algebras
\item Symmetry, logic and categorical logics
\item Symmetry resources: books, web links, conference announcement links, images, and so on
\item The algebraic dual of the non-Abelian isospin group $SU(2)$
\item SM theory groups, $U(1), SU(2), SU(3),...$
\item Spinors and symmetry
\item Symmetry in quantum gravity and general relativity

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