- peak (highest
amplitude value) and
trough (lowest
amplitude value,
which can be negative). With
appropriate circuitry, peak-to-peak
amplitudes of electric...
-
eigenstate of Q (all
probability amplitudes zero
except for one eigenstate), then when R is
observed the
probability amplitudes are changed. A second, subsequent...
-
number of
possible pulse amplitudes in
analog PAM is
theoretically infinite.
Digital PAM
reduces the
number of
pulse amplitudes to some
power of two. For...
-
theoretical particle physics,
maximally helicity violating amplitudes (MHV) are
amplitudes with n {\displaystyle n} m****less
external gauge bosons, where...
- be
expressed as the sum of a set of sine
waves of
various frequencies,
amplitudes, and phases.
Carrying out the
multiplication of 1 + m(t) with c(t) as...
-
Amplitude is a
measure of a
periodic variable in
classical physics.
Amplitude may also
refer to: Look up
amplitude in Wiktionary, the free dictionary....
-
Amplitude, Inc. is an
American publicly trading company that
develops digital analytics software. The
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- In
theoretical physics, the
Veneziano amplitude refers to the
discovery made in 1968 by
Italian theoretical physicist Gabriele Veneziano that the Euler...
- In
quantum physics, the
scattering amplitude is the
probability amplitude of the
outgoing spherical wave
relative to the
incoming plane wave in a stationary-state...
- 1919, Karl
Bernhard Zoeppritz derived four
equations that
determine the
amplitudes of
reflected and
refracted waves at a
planar interface for an incident...