Definition of wave equation in English:

wave equation

noun

Mathematics

A differential equation expressing the properties of motion in waves.
〔数〕波动方程
Example sentencesExamples
- Photonics uses Maxwell's electromagnetic wave equations to analyze light in the same way that electronics applies Schrodinger's equations of quantum mechanics to analyze electrical currents.
- The Klein-Gordon equation was the first relativistic wave equation.
- Photons have the curious habit of sometimes acting like waves, so physicists figured it should be possible to describe what was going on using wave equations.
- He retired in 1981 but at this time his work was concentrating on the theory of nonlinear wave equations.
- Therefore, it was reasonable to assume that a wave equation could explain the behaviour of atomic particles.

Definition of wave equation in US English:

wave equation

nounweɪv əˈkweɪʒən

Mathematics

A differential equation expressing the properties of motion in waves.
〔数〕波动方程
Example sentencesExamples
- Photons have the curious habit of sometimes acting like waves, so physicists figured it should be possible to describe what was going on using wave equations.
- Photonics uses Maxwell's electromagnetic wave equations to analyze light in the same way that electronics applies Schrodinger's equations of quantum mechanics to analyze electrical currents.
- The Klein-Gordon equation was the first relativistic wave equation.
- Therefore, it was reasonable to assume that a wave equation could explain the behaviour of atomic particles.
- He retired in 1981 but at this time his work was concentrating on the theory of nonlinear wave equations.

词汇	wave equation
释义	Definition of wave equation in English: wave equation noun Mathematics A differential equation expressing the properties of motion in waves. 〔数〕波动方程 Example sentencesExamples Photonics uses Maxwell's electromagnetic wave equations to analyze light in the same way that electronics applies Schrodinger's equations of quantum mechanics to analyze electrical currents. The Klein-Gordon equation was the first relativistic wave equation. Photons have the curious habit of sometimes acting like waves, so physicists figured it should be possible to describe what was going on using wave equations. He retired in 1981 but at this time his work was concentrating on the theory of nonlinear wave equations. Therefore, it was reasonable to assume that a wave equation could explain the behaviour of atomic particles. Definition of wave equation in US English: wave equation nounweɪv əˈkweɪʒən Mathematics A differential equation expressing the properties of motion in waves. 〔数〕波动方程 Example sentencesExamples Photons have the curious habit of sometimes acting like waves, so physicists figured it should be possible to describe what was going on using wave equations. Photonics uses Maxwell's electromagnetic wave equations to analyze light in the same way that electronics applies Schrodinger's equations of quantum mechanics to analyze electrical currents. The Klein-Gordon equation was the first relativistic wave equation. Therefore, it was reasonable to assume that a wave equation could explain the behaviour of atomic particles. He retired in 1981 but at this time his work was concentrating on the theory of nonlinear wave equations.
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