Definition of tachyon in English:

tachyon

noun ˈtakɪɒnˈtækiˌɑn

Physics

A hypothetical particle that travels faster than light.
〔物理〕超光速粒子
Example sentencesExamples
- Small subatomic particles such as photons, particles of light, and hypothetical particles called tachyons seem to have no problem reaching light speed.
- The biggest problem with bosonic string theory (aside from the lack of fermions) is that the lowest energy state was a tachyon, or a particle mode with negative mass squared.
- That brings me to the next interesting point - one way to view the momentum of tachyons is to consider that they have imaginary mass.
- The existence of tachyons is allowed by the equations of Einstein's special theory of relativity.

Origin

1960s: from tachy- 'swift' + -on.

Definition of tachyon in US English:

tachyon

nounˈtakēˌänˈtækiˌɑn

Physics

A hypothetical particle that travels faster than light.
〔物理〕超光速粒子
Example sentencesExamples
- The biggest problem with bosonic string theory (aside from the lack of fermions) is that the lowest energy state was a tachyon, or a particle mode with negative mass squared.
- That brings me to the next interesting point - one way to view the momentum of tachyons is to consider that they have imaginary mass.
- The existence of tachyons is allowed by the equations of Einstein's special theory of relativity.
- Small subatomic particles such as photons, particles of light, and hypothetical particles called tachyons seem to have no problem reaching light speed.

Origin

1960s: from tachy- ‘swift’ + -on.

词汇	tachyon
释义	Definition of tachyon in English: tachyon noun ˈtakɪɒnˈtækiˌɑn Physics A hypothetical particle that travels faster than light. 〔物理〕超光速粒子 Example sentencesExamples Small subatomic particles such as photons, particles of light, and hypothetical particles called tachyons seem to have no problem reaching light speed. The biggest problem with bosonic string theory (aside from the lack of fermions) is that the lowest energy state was a tachyon, or a particle mode with negative mass squared. That brings me to the next interesting point - one way to view the momentum of tachyons is to consider that they have imaginary mass. The existence of tachyons is allowed by the equations of Einstein's special theory of relativity. Origin 1960s: from tachy- 'swift' + -on. Definition of tachyon in US English: tachyon nounˈtakēˌänˈtækiˌɑn Physics A hypothetical particle that travels faster than light. 〔物理〕超光速粒子 Example sentencesExamples The biggest problem with bosonic string theory (aside from the lack of fermions) is that the lowest energy state was a tachyon, or a particle mode with negative mass squared. That brings me to the next interesting point - one way to view the momentum of tachyons is to consider that they have imaginary mass. The existence of tachyons is allowed by the equations of Einstein's special theory of relativity. Small subatomic particles such as photons, particles of light, and hypothetical particles called tachyons seem to have no problem reaching light speed. Origin 1960s: from tachy- ‘swift’ + -on.
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