quantum

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Übersetzungen

quantumsubstantiv
quanta
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quantumEn physique ; aussi en droit pour désigner un montant fixé.
In physics, a photon is considered a quantum of light.
En physique, un photon est considéré comme un quantum de lumière.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
partPour l'idée de portion ou de part.
quantumadjektiv
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quantiqueEn physique.
The quantum effects observed in the experiment were unexpected.
Les effets quantiques observés dans l'expérience étaient inattendus.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
considérableAu sens figuré, pour exprimer une augmentation ou un changement important.
quantasubstantiv

quantum

quanta
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quantaPluriel de quantum, en physique.
In quantum mechanics, energy is transferred in discrete amounts called quanta.
En mécanique quantique, l'énergie est transférée par des quanta discrets.
quantumEn physique; singulier de quanta.
A quantum of energy was emitted.
Un quantum d'énergie a été émis.

Definitionen

quantumsubstantiv
The smallest amount of a physical quantity that can exist independently, especially a discrete quantity of electromagnetic radiation.
In physics, a photon is considered a quantum of light.
A required or allowed amount, especially an amount of money legally payable in damages.
The court determined the quantum of damages to be awarded to the plaintiff.
A share or portion.
Each partner received a quantum of the profits from the business venture.
quantumadjektiv
Relating to the smallest possible discrete unit of any physical property, often used in the context of quantum mechanics.
The quantum effects observed in the experiment were unexpected.
Signifying a sudden and significant change or increase.
The new algorithm led to quantum improvements in processing speed.
quantasubstantiv
The smallest possible discrete unit of any physical property, often referring to energy or matter.
In quantum mechanics, energy is transferred in discrete amounts called quanta.