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Astronomy and cosmology

AB Doradus Moving Group - Astronomy Week - Bolometric Correction - Boson star - BY Draconis- Cassini States - Coal Sack - Core collapse (globular) - CRL 618 / Westbrook Nebula - Dark comet - Doppler beaming - Donut theory of universe - Dredge-up (of heavy elements from cores of massive stars) - Galactic ridge - Gordon Dachborden ? - Heim-Dröscher space - Intermediate stars - Interplanetary scintillation - Jupiter's radio emissions - k-essence - κ-mechanism (Kappa) - Kyoto DST & PFSS - Marklund convection - Natural broadening - Phase Curve - Quintuplet Cluster - Rectified image - Safe Slot - Silk damping - Small Bang Theory - Soapbubble Superstructure of Galactic Walls - Soliton star - Solunar and Feeding Time Calculations - Spatial singularity - Spite plateau - stellar density - stellar fog/cosmic fog - Stellar pulsations - Strahl - (Streams of electrons in the solar wind? May need disambiguation from video game?) Super-soft x-ray source - Triple quasar - Vesta's Orbit - see Vesta?? VV Corvi- Z Andromedae variable - z branch, banana branch - Zeta Herculis Moving Group - Captured rotation - GRB 051221A(possible candidate for millisecond magnetar)- Abell 39(spherical nebula)

Astronomers

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Observatories, telescopes, and surveys

Physics

cavity reactor - Cavradyne Engines - Elastic hysteresis - Phonon bottleneck - Instituto Tecnologico e Nuclear (Portugal) - Kinetics, currently lost in a disambig loop with Dynamics and Dynamics (physics) - Sommerfeld parameter quadratic gravity - ultrananocrystalline diamond (UNCD) - space tug - stretching frequency - bending frequency - Quantum Jitter -

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Solid state physics

Greninger chart - Piezospectroscopic Tensor - Anistropy energy - Slip Model - Semiconductor Equilibrium - Optical Transitions - Acoustic Transitions - Spin Liquid - Racetrack Memory - vortex matter - reduced chemical potential

Acoustics

Echea - Tuned pots used by the ancient greeks to make voices clearer by enhancing resonations at key frequencies and absorbing others. Linear Acoustic Equations - Near-field Acoustic Holography (NAH) - Normal hearing level - Spacial Resolution - Sabine's Formula - Sound Isolation - Sound Reproducer Lamps - Singer's Formant - Statistically Optimal Near-field Acoustic Holography (SONAH) -

Mechanics

Bei-goma - Bhaskara's wheel - Concertina top - coupled maps - Discrete Mechanics - Dueling top - Gasing leper - Gasing jantung - gravity tractor - Gyro-ring ([1]) Kinetics Lock step (astronomy) - Mohr Diagram - pferdestärkenstunde (a unit of energy) - physical pendulum (there is a section in Pendulum (mathematics)) - pure shear - shock response spectra - Solar System Barycenter (see Center_of_mass#Barycenter_in_astronomy) - Spring pendulum - velocity ratio - Whistling top

Electricity and magnetism

B: Body voltage- Bohr-van Leeuwen theorem C: CBRAM (also called programmable metallization cell) - Charge pumping method - cymometer E: Efros-Shklovskii variable-range hopping law- Electric resonance - Equatorial electrojet - Evanescent wave coupler F: Faraday's Sunburst Homopolar Generator (N-Machine) - Ferroelastic (see Ferroelasticity) - Ferrotoroidic - Foil electrec (possibly electret?) G: Generator Excitation - Ground Current Pollution AKA "Tingle Current" H: Hydratus M: Magnetic field power spectrum - Magnetic Gear - Magnetologic and Magnetologic gate - Moliere Radius O: Oscillation Mode P: percolation-hopping conductance- Perendev magnetic motor- photo-oxidation- potentiometry- R: Railway dynamics - Rated current and Rated voltage (suggest a look at Underwriters_Laboratories) - Reynolds and Hough rule S: Screw pinch (1 2; Similar to Z-pinch and Theta pinch) - Septum magents - Shunt Choke- Speed of electrons in electrical conductors (see Speed_of_electricity and Drift_velocity)- Static electrification - Switched Reluctance Machine T: Tesla shield - Theta pinch (1 2 3 4; similar to Z-pinch) - Thetatron (1) - V: Virtual cathode - Z: Zeeman slower - scrap heap magnets [electromagnets] how do they work

History of physics

Atomicron - Bernard Bruno Kinsey - Bernhard Mecking - Davy-Faraday Laboratory - Experimental method in the Islamic world - undefineds of List of physicists Song Jin-joo - Andreas von Ettingshausen - Shih-I Pai - Leo Piilonen - Silvan Schweber - Fu-Kwun Hwang - Pair Approximation - Steve Chou - Robert Marcley (and Marcley apparatus)-

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Nuclear Physics

Mirror nuclei · Methods in nuclear physics · Principles of Nuclear Magnetism (some of Nuclear_magnetic_moment may be intimidating, but there are many links from there) Arysio Nunes Santos a professor in nuclear physics; be nice to link to him from the page on Atlantis concerning his theories of its location

Optics and wave theory

A: anti-bunching (photon arivals from single molecules) - Airy beams - Anti-Stokes Raman Laser(ASRL) - AC-Stark effect - B: Beam expander - Beam walking - Bidwell's disc - Birefraction - C: Cross Gain Modulation (XGM) - Curve of growth (spectroscopy) - Channel waveguides (integrated optical waveguide on a substrate) - D: Deuteranomalous - Diffraction effects - Diffusor - DKL color model - E: External cavity diode laser - Equifrequency surface - F: four-quadrant phase mask (FQPM) - Fresnel's Distance (in single slit diffraction) - Fresnel Biprism - H: hyperlens (nanostructure magnifies objects smaller than the wavelength of light) - heat retention Hank Green L: Lasing without inversion (LWI) - Lenslet.com - Light diffusion -

M: Mode competition - O: Optical bottle beam - Optical contacting - optical parametric chirped-pulse amplification (OPCPA) - optical vortices (Sometimes the terms "phase dislocations", "phase singularity lines" and "optical vortices" are used equivalently) - P: PAID histogram Perfect lense - Phase locking in lasers - Pockels readout optical modulator - polarization tensor- Pulsed-Laser Photoacoustics - R: Radiative Power Law - Ramsey-borde interferometer - Running difference image S: Semiconductor saturable absorber mirror (SESAM) - Setterfield-Norman analysis - spectral imagery - Spectrodensitometer- (instrument, measures light) spatial hole burning - spectral hole burning - spectral intensity - spin squeezing - supercontinuum laser light T: thermonuclear transcorder - Transistor laser - Talbot Effect- Z: Z-scan

Optoelectronics

photoelectric scanner(PES) - Kramers-Kronig inversion of the reflectance spectra - Cavity Dumper

Particle physics

A: Abbott Farhi - analytic regularization - anomalous gauge boson interaction - anomaly inflow - anomaly mediated supersymmetry breaking - anti-de Sitter supersymmetry - Atiyah-Segal axioms - B: bare vertex approximation - Belinfante-Rosenfeld stress-energy tensor - Bern-Kosower formalism - C: catalyzed big bang nucleosynthesis- chaotic quantization - charge condensate - chiral quantum electrodynamics - closed time path formalism - collective symmetry breaking - conformal compensator - Connes-Lott model - Cornwall-Jackiw-Tomboulis effective action - D: Delta(I)=1/2 rule - DHR analysis - Dielectric Traveling Wave Tubes - dispersion relations (QFT) - double scaling limit - E: Eguchi-Kawai model - electron positron lattice - electron spin resonance dating - F: Fayet-Iliopoulos action - Fayet-Sohnius hypermultiplet - Froggatt-Nielsen mechanism - G: gauge mediated supersymmetry breaking - GPS implants- Rajaram Goundar Duality Effect - H: Haag-Ruelle scattering - helicity conservation - higher dimensional supersymmetry - hodoscope - holographic renormalization group - Holomorphy (SUSY) - Hosotani mechanism - Howe-Stelle-Townsend hypermultiplet - I: Isochronous cyclotron - Isotropic sphere - Inclusive decays - J: Julia-Zee dyon - K: Källén-Lehmann spectral representation - Knizhnik-Zamolodchikov equation - K-shell transitions - L: ladder approximation - lattice string theory - Lee-Yang model - light cone gauge - light front quantization - linear dilaton model - Liouville action - Luescher term - M: mass texture - Matsubara formalism - minimal string theory - multiple point principle - N: Nielsen-Ninomiya theorem - nonequilibrium quantum field theory - nonrenormalization theorem - O: Orbitally Rearranged Monoatomic Elements - P: Photo-Eletric Effect Paschen notation - photon-gluon fusion creation process for hadrons - pinch approximation - pion superfluid - potential well model - precision tests of electroweak theory - prepotential - Primakoff conversion - projective superspace - Q: QCD sum rules - quasiprimary field - quark-quark correlations - quaternionic Hilbert space R: radial quantization - S: Segal's axioms - short supermultiplet - skeleton diagram - sliding VEV mechanism - Slow positrons - spurion - Status of loop quantum gravity - Status of string theory - string ball - T: 't Hooft matching condition - Thirring sine-Gordon duality - twisted supersymmetry - two particle irreducible - type 0A string theory - type 0B string theory - U: V: Verlinde's formula W: Wess-Zumino consistency condition - Weyl notation - Wick-Cutkosky model - Wilson-Ginsparg action X:

Plasma physics

B: Beam acoustic instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - Bump-in-tail instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - Buneman instability - C: Cherenkov instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - Chute instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - Coalescence instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - Collapse instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - Complex plasmas - Counter-streaming instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - Cyclotron instabilities (Plasma instability; see Instability for list of Cyclotron instabilities to define) - D: Diocotron instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - Double emission instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - Drift wave instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - E: Edge-localised mode (Plasma instability; see Instability) - F: Fan instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - Farley-Buneman instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - Filamentation instability (Plasma instability; see Instability; may be synonymous with or a section could be added to Pinch (plasma physics)) - Flute instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - Free electron maser instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - G: Gyrotron instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - H: Helical instability / Helical kink instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - Hose instability (Plasma instability; also called Firehose instability) - I: Interchange instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - Ion beam instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - K: Kink instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - M: Magnetic buoyancy instability / Parker instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - Magnetic drift instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - Modulation instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - N: Non-Abelian instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - Non-linear coalescence instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - P: Pair instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - Peratt instabilities (Plasma instability; see Instability) - S: Sausage instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - Slow drift Instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - T: Tearing mode instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - W: Weak beam instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) - Weibel instability (Plasma instability; see Instability) -

Physical chemistry

A: Agaritine - Ahmad-Cohen - Alignment layers - Used to induce molecular alignment in liquid crystals allowed/forbidden electronic transitions - Andrussov process (mentioned in Hydrogen cyanide) - Anti-material bio-catalysts - Auto-Protolysis of Water B: biophysical chemistry C: colloidal silica - Capillary condensation - Cell Diagram - Changing color objects in a cold place - color changing ink [2] - conservation of orbital symmetry - cylotron - D: Degussa process (mentioned in Hydrogen cyanide) - density holes [3] - Dilatometry - disjoining force - double-sided feynman diagrams - E: Electroosmotic drag - Exhaled Air - F: Flame Photometer - G: Gas transferLike Oxygen or CO2 into water H: Haber-Weiss reaction HIstory of elements- I: isotope exchange - K: Kac potential - Kirkendall void - Kjeldhal nitrogen - L: landau expansion - Lepion - LEPS potential - Liquid color measurement indexes - List of plastics Lunar Uranium- M: Major and minor rotamer signals (NMR Spectroscopy) - Mass absorption coefficent - Mesostructural - Meninga coccemia - MIP energy - Monoatomic gold - Macromer - N: neutron spin-echo spectroscopy - niter paper - O: osmotic pressure agent - P: Particulate theory - Powder of projection - Polyhide - R: rayleigh distillation- Refractive index increment - Regge behavior - reorganization energy - Residual gas analysis - S: Sabatier reactor - Single-molecule spectroscopy - Skeletal catalyst - spectral profile - Sulfur trifluoride -

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General relativity

Achronal boundaries- analog model of gravity - black hole remnant - black hole stability theorem - Bondi energy - brane bubble - Charged tachyon- Dynamical triangulations - Einstein pseudotensor - Friedel-Starodubtsev action - Gravitational wind - higher derivative gravity - Killing spinor (supergravity) - Landau energy - lapse field - MacDowell-Mansouri action - Matter field - modified dispersion relation - Moller energy - Pauli-Fierz theory / Fierz-Pauli theory - Principle of Relativity as applied with space being a plenum - Polar metric - Relativistic Images- Rubber Sheet Model - Virbhadra-Ellis Lens Equation- Vaidya metric- Bonnor-Vaidya Metric- Trapped surface theorem- Weakly and Strongly Naked Singularities- Photon surface- Energy-momentum complexes- Goldberg-Sachs Theorem- Burke Theorem- Causal curves- Causality conditions- Asymptotically simple spaces- Bekenstein conformal black hole- Einstein-Rosen gravitational waves- Asymptotic flatness- Initial value formulation- Taub-Nut space- The initial singularity in the universe- Chowlson-Einstein ring- Gravitational self-energy- Self dual fields- Status of general relativity

Quantum mechanics

#: 10j symbol - 15j symbol - 3 body recombination - A: Adiabatic algorithms B: Bell's interconnectedness theorem - is this the same as Bell's Theorem? If yes, then a redirect is in order; if no, then a full article. Bohm-deBroglie - C: Coulomb staircase - D: Diabatic limit - E: Exchange degeneracy - Evans Boney - F: Feynman's relativistic chessboard model - Flucidity Theory - Foldy-Wouthuysen transformation [4] G: Ground State Fluctuations - H: Hartman effect - Heim-Dröscher space - J: Joined density of states - L: Landau levels - Lower dimensional quantum field theory - N: Numerov's method - O: Optical Bloch equations - P: Phase-covariant cloning machine (PQCM) - Photoassociation - Power broadening - Q: Quantum addresses - Quantum coding - Quantum communication - Quantum coupling - Quantum Critical - Quantum Hologram - Quantum geometrodynamics (QGD) - Quantum magnetodynamics (QMD) - quaternionic Hilbert space (see Quaternion and Hilbert_space) - Quantum Vacuum R: reduced density matrix S: Saturated absorption - Strong and Weak Equivalence - Super Selection Rules shadow brane - Status of quantum mechanics T: Thomas-Fermi profile -

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Thermodynamics and statistical mechanics

Bicritical point - Convection from electrical conductors - critical line (thermodynamics) - Entropy production - Ideal room temperature - Irreversible dynamics - Isothermal conductivity - Jarzinski Theorem - Jaynes' principle - Maxwell construction - Molar enthalpy - Mollier Chart - Nonextensive thermodynamics - Partial molar entropy - Phase envelope - Replica Exchange - Response theory - scaling relation - tetracritical point - thermal transpiration the effect that drives a Crookes' radiometer - Transport theory - Tricritical point - Vibrational energy - Yang-Lee zeros - Energy Flux Density - Joule-Thomson Theory (see Joule-Thomson effect) - XYZ model - XXZ model - XXX model

Condensed matter physics

Adiabatic free expansion - charge ordering - Continous Random Network - Crowdion - Deformation Potential - disinclination - (disclination?) double exchange - Holstein-Primakoff representation (or transformation) - impenetrability of matter - Laughlin wavefunction - magnetoroton - Onsager's solution - Plastic crystal - Phason - quasicontinuum - Rouse Model - resonating valence band - Snoek relaxation (should be in metallurgy) - spin band - spin liquid - strongly correlated electrons - super exchange - Systematic absence t-J model - transfer matrix (physics) - Restrahlen band - Matrix Potential - Mr. SQUID -

Fluid mechanics

Aerodynanics of Qualities of Food - Prandtl equation (see Prandtl number?) Chaotic Advection - chinewalking - Diapycnal - Eliassen-Palm flux - Eulerian fluid dynamics - Eulerian Turbulence - Homogeneous turbulence - Lagrangian fluid dynamics - Lagrangian Turbulence - Microfluids - Palinstrophy - Ranque-Hilsch vortex-tube effect (covered by Hilsch vortex tube?) - Shallow water model - Shock cocoon - Starling resistor - squat effect - Swirl chamber - isolation valve - Sonic Velocity (covered by Speed_of_sound?)

Materials science

Scanning transmission x-ray microscopy (STXM) - temperature dependent fluorescence - Thermo-Calc - spinodal decomposition - vermicular graphite - wear coefficient - Pluriball- Plastic zone (ahead of crack tip)

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A: anticyclonic tide - C: chemicurrent - coherent interface - constitutive law - Corrosion in shipwrecks - covariant anomaly - D: Dirac cone - E: Energetic Particles - Ergodic problem - Escape distance - F: Food physics - Formation Fluid - Fungi Perfecti.com - G: Greninger Chart - Geonium - H: Halogen Counter - J: Jungersol - K: L: Langmuir balance - M: Mach-Lorentz thruster - Motor effect - N: Nanospheres - O: OPDrms - P: Partial Oxidation - Point mass discretization - Power Scavenging - Pauli Blocking - R: Raman Cooling - S: Simple albedo - T: Taylor-Couette cell - Taxonomic relict Texton -

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Chemistry, chemicals, labs

Chemists

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Analytical chemistry

Chemistry concepts, classes of compounds

A: Allodyne - Atropomer - B: Baralyme - C: Chemistry of radioactive waste (What makes it so radioactive?) - Colors of compounds - Geometry of compounds - Cobalt Carbonate - What are it's chemical properties and practical uses? D: Dendronized polymer - probably refers to Dendrimer - Diketal - dispersant - E: Electroactive organic compounds - Electropolymerization - Energy gap variation - Exodiffusion - Electron Geometry- F: Faradaic efficiency - G: Gel point - L: Lindgren Oxidation - Liquid temperature - N: Neutralization equivalent (how to find molecular weight of unknown) - Nitroaromatic - O: Organic carbon - P: Paracrystalline (what is it, in what way does it differ from amorphous and crystalline substances?) Pore strips - Pseudochirality - R: Rate of combustion - Reactive powder concrete - S: Steric Number T: tensio-active U: Uncommon phases of water ice see Ice#Phases of ice (perhaps more detail wanted?) - V: Vinylidenes W: Water analysis test strips How do they work? - Weiner Index of Compounds -

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  • Armacolite - apparently some moon mineral named after Armstrong, Aldrin and Collin - see Armalcolite
  • Kyrolite - Mentioned in "The Heroes of the Arctic and their Adventures" by Frederick Whymper, p. 311 - see Cryolite
  • Rulite - Thin golden rutile hairs from which titanium is derived. see Rutile
  • White Turquoise - Apparently not turquoise at all, but a white stone that is a by-product of the turquoise mining process. A mixture of quartz, calcite and alunite.
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Astronomers

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A: Abdul Ahad - astronomer, science fiction writer. (b. 12/15/1968) B: Al Bayroni (physicist) - probably referring to Muhammad Ibn Ahmad Al-Bayrouni. See [13] - Binjacka, (zaboravljeni potok) - Charles Thomas Bolton - James Steven Bullock - D: Duvone Dale (NASA) - See [14] Bernard Dawson - Franjo Dominko - Yvan Dutil - F: Scott Forbush - G: Jean Gay - Leo Goldberg - David Grinspoon - H: Michael G. Hauser - Cyril Hazard - K: James B. Kaler/Jim Kaler - Muraoka Kenji - Kennedy and Illingworth who researched aether-theories. - Savvas Michael Koushiappas - L: Francis Preserved Leavenworth - Duncan Lorimer - M: Stephen Maran - Maura McLaughlin - George Michanowsky - W. H. S. Monck - N: Gerry Neugebauer - O: Friedrich Wilhelm Opelt - P: B. Paczynski - gamma ray burst researcher Galianni Pasquale - Frans Pretorius - R: Pavla Ranzinger - R: Scott Ransom - S: John M. Scalo - Qutb eddin Shirazi - Bruce Slee - Steinn Sigurdsson - Rachel Somerville - T: Gonzalo Tancredi - V: Heinrich Vogt (astronomer) - W: Z: Andrew Ronald Zentner

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