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21 angular momentum of radiation
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22 angular momentum spin
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23 conjugate momentum
momentum konjugat -
24 crystal momentum
momentum hablur -
25 generalised momentum
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26 kinetic momentum
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27 linear momentum
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28 angular momentum eigensolution
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29 angular momentum eigensolutions
eigen penyelesaian momentum sudutEnglish-Indonesian dictionary > angular momentum eigensolutions
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30 angular momentum eigenvalue
eigennilai momentum sudut -
31 angular momentum matrix
wakilan matriks momentum sudut -
32 angular momentum parity
paritas momentum sudut -
33 angular momentum quantization
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34 angular momentum quantum number
bilangan kuantum momentum sudutEnglish-Indonesian dictionary > angular momentum quantum number
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35 angular momentum raising/lowering
penarik/penurun momentum sudutEnglish-Indonesian dictionary > angular momentum raising/lowering
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36 angular momentum representation of S matrix
wakilan matriks S momentum sudutEnglish-Indonesian dictionary > angular momentum representation of S matrix
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37 angular momentum spectra
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38 angular momentum vector model
model vektor momentum sudutEnglish-Indonesian dictionary > angular momentum vector model
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39 center of momentum
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40 centre of momentum system
sistem pusat momentum
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