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condensed-matter physics
[ kuhn-denst-mat-er ]
noun
- the branch of physics that deals with the macroscopic physical properties of matter, especially solids; the study of the electromagnetic, structural, and thermodynamic properties of solids.
- this study applied to crystalline solids, amorphous solids, and liquids.
condensed matter physics
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- The scientific study of the properties of solids, liquids, and other forms of matter in which atoms or particles adhere to each other or are otherwise highly concentrated. Solid-state physics is a branch of condensed matter physics.
- See also state of matter
Example Sentences
The researchers believe that this new fundamental discovery in magnetism will enrich our understanding of condensed-matter physics, with impact across diverse areas of research and technology.
Connections between condensed-matter physics and the geometric program have recently strengthened, according to Rayan.
Ikeda says his results âwere the first in the world to suggest that the Langlands program is an extremely important and powerful concept that can be applied not only to mathematics but also to condensed-matter physicsââthe study of substances in their solid stateââand quantum computation.â
It amazes me what has happened to the use of topological ideas in condensed-matter physics.
It triggered a wave of ideas in condensed-matter physics and beyond, and set in motion the realization of our international system of units based on fundamental constants. von Klitzing and other physicists look back at the transformative experiment and explore how it continues to yield fresh insights and energize transdisciplinary collaborations.
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