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sinusoidal wave

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sinusoidal wave [‚sī·nə′sȯid·əl ′wāv]
(physics)


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If a constant impulse is produced in the metallic material, the elastic oscillation generated in the P point will also produce a sinusoidal wave with specific width, acceleration, speed and period values.
Following introductions to fundamental units and prefixes, electrical sources and fundamental quantities, sinusoidal waves, and complex numbers, his 11 chapters cover vectors and fields, basic laws of electromagnetics, uniform plane waves, transmission lines, modified Maxwell's equations and potential functions, source in infinite space, electrostatic fields, magnetostatic fields, waveguides and cavity resonators, and numerical techniques.
The action of an assumed sinusoidal wave motion impending on the side of a ship can be considered a driving force of adjustable frequency and amplitude.
 
 
 
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