Polyfold

Pronunciation varies by accent · noun

Meaning

(mathematics) A metrizable space together with an equivalence class of sc-smooth structures..

Definitions by Sense

1. (mathematics) A metrizable space together with an equivalence class of sc-smooth structures.
2. (physics) Having the same total and azimuthal quantum numbers, similar energy values, but different inner quantum numbers.
3. Having multiple parts or aspects.
4. Having multiple folds.

Example Sentences

Each group of lines may be accounted for by transitions of the valence electron between a polyfold level of one type and another polyfold level of the same or different type.

Multiplicities of the energy states of the polyfold spectral terms depend on the valence electrons of the atoms.

These levels comprise the components of spectral terms which are usually polyfold, but it is sometimes difficult or impossible without Zeeman effects or similar criteria to fix the absolute values of the quantum numbers which define the types

Sommerfeld invented " inner quantum numbers " to distinguish the levels of polyfold spectral terms.

I have tried to remain with the realm of this subject, admitting there are many conditions associated with constipation such as the various types of colitis and allergies, which in itself is a polyfold subject.

The rise, of many binary, ternary and perhaps polyfold eutectics, often with the character of independent minerals was proved by experience.

While it dimmed the consciousness of the drained victim, the blood was collecting for scientific use, hospital, experimental, and status recording of said character, so that the act would be polyfold punished and as much benefit society.

The shape of the polyfold panel surface which has resulted from the strictly technological properties of the material brings about a very characteristic appearance of the areas covered.

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