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在超分子凝凝结过程中发生对称性破裂

Pathik Sahoo1

  • 1Center for Quantum Science and Technologies, Indian Institute of Technology, Mandi, India.

Chemistry, an Asian journal
|December 11, 2024
PubMed
概括

超分子凝在冷却过程中由于对称性和结合,形成了转移稳定的阶段. 这些凝具有独特的对称性破坏特性,可用于数据分类和计算.

关键词:
对称性打破了对称性的破坏挫败感 挫败感 挫败感 挫败感凝凝结凝凝凝结凝凝结凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝凝超稳定状态 (metastable states) 是一种超稳定的状态.这是一个光学 vortex.

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