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wavefunction in Polish

wavefunction in Polish is funkcja falowa — wavefunction means in physics, a mathematical expression that describes how a particle's quantum state behaves and that can be used to find the probability of the particle being in a given region of space.

wavefunction in Polish

funkcja falowa
noun
(physics) A mathematical function that describes the propagation of the quantum mechanical wave associated with a particle (or system of particles), related to the probability of finding the particle in a particular region of space.

What does "wavefunction" mean?

  1. noun In physics, a mathematical expression that describes how a particle's quantum state behaves and that can be used to find the probability of the particle being in a given region of space.
    "Physicists use a wavefunction to describe how a particle's quantum state evolves."
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wavefunction in a sentence

  • Physicists use a wavefunction to describe how a particle's quantum state evolves.
  • Squaring the wavefunction gives the probability of finding the particle in a given place.

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What is "wavefunction" in Polish?
"wavefunction" in Polish is funkcja falowa. wavefunction means: In physics, a mathematical expression that describes how a particle's quantum state behaves and that can be used to find the probability of the particle being in a given region of space.
How do you use "wavefunction" in a sentence?
Example: "Physicists use a wavefunction to describe how a particle's quantum state evolves." In Polish, "wavefunction" is funkcja falowa.
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