Table of equivalent static symmetries

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Name (Hickerson notation) Catagolue equivalent Description Diagram Example
n C1 No symmetry

Eater 1
-c D2_+1 One line of orthogonal mirror symmetry
Line passes through cell centers and edges

Hat
-e D2_+2 One line of orthogonal mirror symmetry
Line passes through cell edges and vertices

Cap and table
/ D2_x One line of diagonal mirror symmetry

Boat
.c C2_1 180-degree rotation
Rotation is centered on the center of a cell

Long snake
.e C2_2 180-degree rotation
Rotation is centered on the edge of a cell

Aircraft carrier
.k C2_4 180-degree rotation
Rotation is centered on the vertex of a cell

Snake
+c D4_+1 Two lines of orthogonal mirror symmetry
Both lines pass through cell centers and edges
64x

Hat cis-siamese hat
+e D4_+2 Two lines of orthogonal mirror symmetry
One line passes through cell centers and edges
One line passes through cell edges and vertices

Beehive
+k D4_+4 Two lines of orthogonal mirror symmetry
Both lines pass through cell edges and vertices

unnamed
xc D4_x1 Two lines of diagonal mirror symmetry
Lines meet at the center of a cell

Ship
xk D4_x4 Two lines of diagonal mirror symmetry
Lines meet at the vertex of a cell

Barge
rc C4_1 90-degree rotation
Rotation is centered on the center of a cell

Spiral
rk C4_4 90-degree rotation
Rotation is centered on the vertex of a cell

unnamed
*c D8_1 Two lines each of orthogonal and diagonal mirror symmetry
Orthogonal lines pass through cell centers and edges

Tub
*k D8_4 Two lines each of orthogonal and diagonal mirror symmetry
Orthogonal lines pass through cell edges and vertices

Block