eigenobservable
eigenobservable noun: in atomic physics, a specific set of linear combinations of observables that represents the relaxation of an optically pumped system as a single exponential decay.
Noun
eigenobservable (plural eigenobservables)
- in atomic physics, a specific set of linear combinations of observables that represents the relaxation of an optically pumped system as a single exponential decay
Forms of eigenobservable
| plural | eigenobservables |
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Origin of eigenobservable
From eigen- + observable.
Questions about eigenobservable
- What does eigenobservable mean?
- Eigenobservable means in atomic physics, a specific set of linear combinations of observables that represents the relaxation of an optically pumped system as a single exponential decay.
- What part of speech is eigenobservable?
- Eigenobservable is a noun.
- What is the plural of eigenobservable?
- The plural of eigenobservable is eigenobservables.
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