Lingaku- zero-point energy (quantum mechanical vacuum effect)
Generated definitions (experimental)
- zero-point energy
This term refers to the lowest possible energy that a quantum mechanical physical system may have, which is not zero due to the Heisenberg uncertainty principle. It indicates that even in a vacuum, particles retain energy.
Zero-point energy exists in a vacuum.
Scientists are researching how to harness zero-point energy.
Generated collocations (experimental)
líng diǎn零点néng liàng能量zero-point energyliàng zǐ量子líng diǎn néng零点能quantum zero-point energylíng diǎn néng零点能zhuàng tài状态zero-point energy statelíng diǎn néng零点能lǐ lùn理论zero-point energy theoryfù负líng diǎn néng零点能negative zero-point energylíng diǎn néng零点能bō dòng波动zero-point energy fluctuationslíng diǎn néng零点能xiào yìng效应zero-point energy effectyìng yòng应用líng diǎn néng零点能to apply zero-point energykē xué科学líng diǎn néng零点能scientific zero-point energylíng diǎn néng零点能tàn suǒ探索exploration of zero-point energy