macromagnitude
macromagnitude noun: a macroscopic magnitude.
Noun
macromagnitude (plural macromagnitudes)
- A macroscopic magnitude
- The "pointer readings" corresponding to different values of a macromagnitude are associated with inequivalent Hilbert space representations of the algebra, and the appropriate Hilbert space for the measuring instrument can be represented as a direct sum of these Hilbert spaces.1988, Richard F. Kitchener, The World View of Contemporary Physics: Does It Need a New Metaphysics?
Forms of macromagnitude
| plural | macromagnitudes |
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Origin of macromagnitude
From macro- + magnitude.
Questions about macromagnitude
- What does macromagnitude mean?
- Macromagnitude means a macroscopic magnitude.
- What part of speech is macromagnitude?
- Macromagnitude is a noun.
- What is the plural of macromagnitude?
- The plural of macromagnitude is macromagnitudes.
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