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Asphericity Lifts the Degeneracy Among Ordering Mechanisms on Curved Surfaces
Spherical surfaces conceal the one-body signature of particle organization: area-uniform, conductor, and curvature-weighted measures coincide there, so the ordering mechanism leaves no trace in the density. Aspherical deformation lifts this degeneracy. On an ellipsoid, these ordering mechanisms sepa
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