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time
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Time is a fundamental dimension in physics and is part of the fabric of spacetime.
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gravity
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Gravity is a fundamental force of attraction between objects with mass, according to the theory of general relativity in physics.
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energy
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physics
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Energy in physics is a conserved quantity that can only change forms.
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gauss
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Gauss is a unit of magnetic induction named after Carl Friedrich Gauss and is fundamental in electromagnetism.
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flux
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physics
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Flux is a fundamental concept in physics and engineering, describing the flow of a physical quantity through a surface or boundary.
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gamma
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physics
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Gamma is a constant used in mathematics and physics to describe gamma radiation in radioactive decay.
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light
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Light exhibits dual particle-wave behavior according to quantum mechanics.
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protium
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physics
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Protium is the predominant isotope of hydrogen, consisting of one proton and no neutrons, and is studied in chemistry and physics.
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torus
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physics
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A torus is a donut-shaped object used to illustrate principles in topology and geometry in physics.
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vector
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physics
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Vectors are quantities with magnitude and direction that are used in mathematics, physics, and engineering.
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wavelength
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physics
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Wavelength is a fundamental property of electromagnetic waves that describes the distance between wave peaks in the spectrum.
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deflection
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physics
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Deflection is crucial in structural engineering for safety and structural integrity.
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dispersion
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physics
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Dispersion in physics refers to the separation of light into its component colors.
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displacement
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physics
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Displacement is a fundamental concept in physics and engineering that describes the change in an object's position.
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ellipse
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physics
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An ellipse is a geometric shape with mathematical and physical significance in physics.
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euclidean space
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physics
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Euclidean space is integral to mathematics and physics and is used to describe geometry and physical laws in our world.
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fulcrum
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physics
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Fulcrum is a pivotal point used in lever mechanics in physics and engineering.
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isaac
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Physics
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Isaac is commonly associated with Sir Isaac Newton and his laws of motion and universal gravitation in the field of Physics.
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mass
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physics
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Mass is a fundamental property of matter that represents the amount of matter in an object according to physics.
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matter
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physics
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Matter in physics has mass, occupies space, and exists in solid, liquid, and gaseous states.
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pascal
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physics
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"Pascal is a unit used to measure pressure in physics and engineering."
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perturbation
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physics
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Perturbation in physics refers to minor alterations in the trajectory of celestial bodies caused by gravitational forces.
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scattering
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physics
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Scattering of light by particles is a fundamental concept extensively studied in physics and optics.
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spheroidal surface
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physics
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The spheroidal surface is a concept studied in geometry and planetary physics, describing surfaces with continuous curvature.
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stress
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physics
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Stress is essential in physics and engineering for understanding internal forces in materials and structures.
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tesseract
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physics
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A tesseract is a four-dimensional analog of a cube discussed in higher-dimensional geometry and theoretical physics.
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annulus
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physics
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In physics and mathematics, an annulus is defined as a ring-shaped object with two concentric circles.
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bifurcation
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physics
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The concept of bifurcation in physics is the splitting of a system or solution into two separate paths or categories.
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capillary
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physics
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Capillarity in physics refers to a liquid's ability to flow through narrow spaces without external forces such as gravity.
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cathode
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physics
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The cathode is the electrode that allows current to flow into an electrical device.
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cube
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physics
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The concept of a cube in physics is a three-dimensional geometric shape with six square faces, twelve edges, and eight vertices.
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curve
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physics
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Curves are fundamental concepts in mathematics and physics, used to describe various geometric shapes.
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cylinder
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physics
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A cylinder is a three-dimensional shape with parallel circular bases in geometry.
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double pulsar
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physics
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The double pulsar is a significant discovery in astronomy and physics, offering valuable insight into gravitational waves and general relativity.
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elongation
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physics
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In physics, elongation is the increase in length of a material under tensile stress.
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force
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physics
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Force in physics is described as a vector quantity that has both magnitude and direction.
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frequency
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physics
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Frequency is a crucial parameter in the design and analysis of electrical circuits and electromagnetic waves in physics.
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henry
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physics
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Henry is a unit of inductance in electrical systems, commonly used in calculations and circuit design in physics.
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linear ring
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physics
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A linear ring, a mathematical structure used in abstract algebra, has applications in various branches of physics.
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permeability
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physics
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Permeability is a key property in material science and engineering, particularly in filter and membrane design.
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potassium ion
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physics
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Potassium ions are highly reactive and used in the production of chemicals and as a coolant in nuclear reactors.
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ray
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physics
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A ray in physics is a straight line extending from a fixed point.
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velocity
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physics
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Velocity is a vector quantity in physics that measures the rate of change in an object's position.
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