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dynamical horizon

dynamical horizon noun: a mathematical concept in general relativity that describes a boundary in spacetime where the expansion of one null direction is zero and the expansion of the other null direction is negative.

Noun

dynamical horizon (plural dynamical horizons)

  1. (theoretical physics) A mathematical concept in general relativity that describes a boundary in spacetime where the expansion of one null direction is zero and the expansion of the other null direction is negative.

Forms of dynamical horizon

pluraldynamical horizons

Questions about dynamical horizon

What does dynamical horizon mean?
Dynamical horizon means a mathematical concept in general relativity that describes a boundary in spacetime where the expansion of one null direction is zero and the expansion of the other null direction is negative.
What part of speech is dynamical horizon?
Dynamical horizon is a noun.
What is the plural of dynamical horizon?
The plural of dynamical horizon is dynamical horizons.

Words near dynamical horizon in the dictionary

  1. dynamic verbs
  2. dynamic-bound
  3. dynamic-link libraries
  4. dynamic-link library
  5. dynamical
  6. dynamical horizon
  7. dynamical horizons
  8. dynamical system
  9. dynamical systems
  10. dynamical time
  11. dynamical times

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