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Quantum mechanical particle in nuclear, atomic, and particle physics; often subatomic; composed of elementary particle(s)

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        Examples for "quantum mechanical particle"
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        Neutrinos and nuclei are quantum mechanical particles, which means they don't knock into each other quite like marbles on a sidewalk.
        Wired
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        Its nature is not yet known, but it may consist of some as-yet-undiscovered subatomic particle.
        The South African
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        Physicists now knew you couldn't even measure a single subatomic particle without affecting it totally.
        The Lost World
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        We're talking about the Large Hadron Collider, the largest subatomic particle smasher in the world.
        The Irish Times
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        Another type of subatomic particle that can be radiated by unstable nuclei is the neutrino.
        The Science of Battlestar Galactica
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        Five years ago, the University of Tokyo's $100 million subatomic particle observatory suffered a catastrophe.
        Wired
        Usage of quantum particle in inglés
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        The transformation had occurred between observations, like the state change in a quantum particle.
        Raising Stony Mayhall
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        Why a quantum particle is not like a water drop.
        Wired
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        Like a quantum particle or an M.C.
        Wired
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        What is a quantum particle?
        Wired
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        The one connection is the mysterious way that quantum particles actually move.
        Wired
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        Take Erwin Schrödinger's equation for calculating the probabilistic properties of quantum particles.
        Wired
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        Entanglement links quantum particles so that fiddling with one can instantly affect another.
        Wired
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        First, quantum particles such as electrons can exist in multiple states at once.
        Wired
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        Why do quantum particles sometimes behave like waves whereas footballs don't?
        BBC
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        Virtual quantum particles, in the middle of Feynman diagrams, don't have to have that mass.
        The Guardian
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        They all use photons, quantum particles of light, that run through a maze of crisscrossing optical channels.
        Wired
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        Because they are quantum particles, photons undergo quantum fluctuations, and these affect the interaction with the muons.
        The Guardian
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        The individual quantum particles become uniform.
        News.com.au
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        This idea that the darkest phenomenon in the universe actually is forced to radiate quantum particles is pretty wild.
        Wired
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        It's basically a wavelike mathematical expression, reflecting the well-known fact that quantum particles can sometimes seem to behave like waves.
        Wired
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        In other words, those nimble quantum particles ought to be able to keep their property of superposition before gravity grabs hold.
        Wired
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