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non-relativistic quantum mechanics

non-relativistic quantum mechanics noun: a version of quantum theory that applies to systems with speeds much lower than the speed of light, and where relativistic effects are negligible.

Noun

non-relativistic quantum mechanics (uncountable)

  1. (quantum mechanics) A version of quantum theory that applies to systems with speeds much lower than the speed of light, and where relativistic effects are negligible.
    Synonyms:
    NRQM

Synonyms of non-relativistic quantum mechanics

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Questions about non-relativistic quantum mechanics

What does non-relativistic quantum mechanics mean?
Non-relativistic quantum mechanics means a version of quantum theory that applies to systems with speeds much lower than the speed of light, and where relativistic effects are negligible.
What part of speech is non-relativistic quantum mechanics?
Non-relativistic quantum mechanics is a noun.

Words near non-relativistic quantum mechanics in the dictionary

  1. non-rejectability
  2. non-related
  3. non-relative
  4. non-relatives
  5. non-relativistic
  6. non-relativistic quantum mechanics
  7. non-religious
  8. non-removable
  9. non-renewable
  10. non-renewables
  11. non-renewal

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