quantum
quantum 英 [ˈkwɒntəm] 美 [ˈkwɑntəm]
n. 量子论；额（特指定额、定量）；美国昆腾公司（世界领先的硬盘生产商）
名词复数:quanta
- While quantum refers to a general quantity or size, it is most often used in physics as a measure of the smallest amount of something — usually energy — that something can possess. The plural form is quanta.
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- n. 量子论；额（特指定额、定量）；美国昆腾公司（世界领先的硬盘生产商）
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1. What happens when you try to copy one quantum variable onto another?
您试图把一个量子变量拷贝到另一个上时发生了什么事？
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2. quantum theory describes the universe as intrinsically discontinuous: energy, for example, can come in bits just so small, but no smaller.
量子论把宇宙描述为本质是不连续的，比如能量可以以很小的单位元出现，但不能更小。
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3. While the current study only looks at the classical behavior of the theory, there could also be quantum behavior, such as with the bounce concept.
虽然现在的研究仅仅集中在这套理论的经典行为上，但是量子行为也可能存在，例如在跃变的概念下。
- quantum (n.) 1610s, "one's share or portion," from Latin quantum (plural quanta) "as much as, so much as; how much? how far? how great an extent?" neuter singular of correlative pronominal adjective quantus "as much" (see quantity). Introduced in physics directly from Latin by Max Planck, 1900; reinforced by Einstein, 1905. Quantum theory is from 1912; quantum mechanics, 1922; quantum jump is first recorded 1954; quantum leap, 1963, often figurative.
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