- In
quantum mechanics and
quantum field theory, the
propagator is a
function that
specifies the
probability amplitude for a
particle to
travel from one...
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Monocotyledons typically lack a
vascular cambium,
making them more
challenging to
propagate.
Plant propagation is the
process of
plant reproduction of a
species or...
-
happens as the new
plant develops from
existing parts.
Countless plants are
propagated each day in
horticulture and agriculture.
Plant propagation is
vital to...
- Look up
propagation in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Propagation can
refer to:
Chain propagation in a
chemical reaction mechanism Crack propagation...
- ]}_{n}+{\ce {M}}\rightarrow {\bigl [}{\ce {-M -}}{\bigr ]}_{n+1}}
IUPAC Gold Book definition: chain-
propagating reaction Chain reaction IUPAC Gold Book v t e...
- In medicine,
public health, and biology,
transmission is the p****ing of a
pathogen causing communicable disease from an
infected host
individual or group...
- A
ripple effect occurs when an
initial disturbance to a
system propagates outward to
disturb an
increasingly larger portion of the system, like ripples...
- A
reactive center, also
called a
propagating center, in
chemistry is a
particular location,
usually an atom,
within a
chemical compound that is the likely...
- the wave's amplitudes—known as the
modulation or
envelope of the wave—
propagates through space. For example, if a
stone is
thrown into the
middle of a...
- The
phase velocity of a wave is the rate at
which the wave
propagates in any medium. This is the
velocity at
which the
phase of any one
frequency component...
