- wave mechanics
- wave mechanicsn.the branch of physics that describes the motion of particles, as atoms and elementary particles, by wave motion
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wave mechanics — noun plural but singular or plural in construction Date: 1926 1. the mathematical description of atomic and subatomic particles in terms of their wave characteristics 2. quantum mechanics … New Collegiate Dictionary
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