Sudakov expansion
Sudakov expansion noun: a logarithmic approximation used to calculate the momentum of a subatomic particle.
Noun
Sudakov expansion (plural Sudakov expansions)
- A logarithmic approximation used to calculate the momentum of a subatomic particle.
- For my purposes, I will need the asymptotic Sudakov expansion of the various quantities, that contains as the leading term a Θ-independent linear logarithm.2003, Josip Trampetic, Julius Wess, Particle Physics in the New Millennium, page 2008
Forms of Sudakov expansion
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Questions about Sudakov expansion
- What does Sudakov expansion mean?
- Sudakov expansion means a logarithmic approximation used to calculate the momentum of a subatomic particle.
- What part of speech is Sudakov expansion?
- Sudakov expansion is a noun.
- What is the plural of Sudakov expansion?
- The plural of Sudakov expansion is Sudakov expansions.
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