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Period of Oscillation

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Period of Oscillation 

the smallest interval of time in which a system undergoing oscillation returns to the state it was in at a time arbitrarily chosen as the beginning of the oscillation. Strictly speaking, the concept of period of oscillation is applicable only when the values of a quantity recur exactly over equal time intervals—for example, in the case of harmonic oscillation. However, it is also used in a broader and less strict sense for cases of approximately recurring processes.



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When the plant leaf oscillation amplitude reaches up to 30[degrees], up to 14% less of the Sun's radiation energy reach the leaf surface in a certain period of oscillation (Fig.
By measuring the period of oscillation, we could therefore detect chemical substances with molecular precision.
An alternate method was used for determining the moment of inertia for a rigid body by measuring its moment and period of oscillation with the relationship: I = [T.
 
 
 
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