wave mechanics meaning

• Noun: wave mechanics
  1. The modern form of quantum theory; an extension of quantum mechanics based on Schrödinger's equation; atomic events are explained as interactions between particle waves

  Type of: quantum mechanics

  Encyclopedia: Wave mechanics

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  [Medicine]
  n : QUANTUM MECHANICS
  

• Almost overnight, the field of wave mechanics was born.
• A detailed treatment of this topic can be found in numerous books dealing with the wave mechanics of solids.
• Later in the same year, Schr�dinger created his wave mechanics.
• Those who used the techniques of calculus included wave mechanics ".
• I * know * it has something to do with wave mechanics.
• This theory set the basis of wave mechanics.
• A new edition was published as " Elementary Wave Mechanics " in 1945.
• On its appearance in 1924 it apparently had little direct connection to the wave mechanics.
• Your intuition from classical wave mechanics won't lead you too far astray here.
• When Bethe arrived, Sommerfeld had just received Erwin Schr�dinger's papers on wave mechanics.

• "wave mechanics" meaning in Chinese: 【物理学】波动力学。
• "wave mechanics" meaning in Japanese: 波動力学｛はどうりょくがく｝
• "wave mechanics" meaning in Korean: phrase, 파동 역학
• "wave mechanics" meaning in Russian: волновая механика
• "wave mechanics" meaning in Arabic: ميكانيكا موجية
• "wave mechanics" meaning in French: mécanique ondulatoire