Definition of graviton in English:

graviton

noun ˈɡravɪtɒnˈɡrævəˌtɑn

Physics

A hypothetical quantum of gravitational energy, regarded as a particle.
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Example sentencesExamples
- These waves are literally gravitons - the hypothetical particles that carry the gravitational force - that have been stretched to macroscopic lengths by the cosmic expansion.
- They claim some of these waves are gravitons, the quantum mechanical particles that mediate gravity.
- Both represent the quantized field of a fundamental force: photons the electromagnetic field and gravitons the gravitational field.
- By comparing the fundamental properties of these bosons, it is clear that photons and gravitons are different, although they do share some of the same properties.
- But the black hole will eventually evaporate, leaving only photons, gravitons and other elementary particles as products of the decay.

Origin

1940s: from gravitation + -on.

Definition of graviton in US English:

graviton

nounˈɡrævəˌtɑnˈɡravəˌtän

Physics

A hypothetical quantum of gravitational energy, regarded as a particle.
引力子
Example sentencesExamples
- These waves are literally gravitons - the hypothetical particles that carry the gravitational force - that have been stretched to macroscopic lengths by the cosmic expansion.
- But the black hole will eventually evaporate, leaving only photons, gravitons and other elementary particles as products of the decay.
- Both represent the quantized field of a fundamental force: photons the electromagnetic field and gravitons the gravitational field.
- By comparing the fundamental properties of these bosons, it is clear that photons and gravitons are different, although they do share some of the same properties.
- They claim some of these waves are gravitons, the quantum mechanical particles that mediate gravity.

Origin

1940s: from gravitation + -on.

词汇	graviton
释义	Definition of graviton in English: graviton noun ˈɡravɪtɒnˈɡrævəˌtɑn Physics A hypothetical quantum of gravitational energy, regarded as a particle. 引力子 Example sentencesExamples These waves are literally gravitons - the hypothetical particles that carry the gravitational force - that have been stretched to macroscopic lengths by the cosmic expansion. They claim some of these waves are gravitons, the quantum mechanical particles that mediate gravity. Both represent the quantized field of a fundamental force: photons the electromagnetic field and gravitons the gravitational field. By comparing the fundamental properties of these bosons, it is clear that photons and gravitons are different, although they do share some of the same properties. But the black hole will eventually evaporate, leaving only photons, gravitons and other elementary particles as products of the decay. Origin 1940s: from gravitation + -on. Definition of graviton in US English: graviton nounˈɡrævəˌtɑnˈɡravəˌtän Physics A hypothetical quantum of gravitational energy, regarded as a particle. 引力子 Example sentencesExamples These waves are literally gravitons - the hypothetical particles that carry the gravitational force - that have been stretched to macroscopic lengths by the cosmic expansion. But the black hole will eventually evaporate, leaving only photons, gravitons and other elementary particles as products of the decay. Both represent the quantized field of a fundamental force: photons the electromagnetic field and gravitons the gravitational field. By comparing the fundamental properties of these bosons, it is clear that photons and gravitons are different, although they do share some of the same properties. They claim some of these waves are gravitons, the quantum mechanical particles that mediate gravity. Origin 1940s: from gravitation + -on.
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