photons

英 [ˈfəʊtɒnz]

美 [ˈfoʊˌtɑnz]

n.  光子; 光量子
photon的复数

柯林斯词典

• 光子；光量子
  Aphotonis a particle of light.

双语例句

• That happens when two atomic nuclei collide with each other, releasing energy in the form of photons.
  当两个原子核相互碰撞时，就会以光子的形式释放出能量。
• Quantum Information Processing with Linear Optical Elements and Photons
  基于线性光学元件和光子的量子信息处理
• One of these entangled photons is sent from sender to receiver, so each possesses a photon.
  发送者将其中一颗光子发送给接收者，那么发送者和接收者就各拥有了一颗光子。
• Meanwhile my discovery indicated that light interference fringes are produced by the gravitation which is created by moving photons.
  我的发现显示光的干涉条纹也由这种运动光子产生的万有引力引起。
• No quantum non-locality is involved in this case, because the photons are not spatially separated.
  在这个实验中，非纠缠光子对空间上没有分离，因而不牵涉非局域性。
• But how much of a delay between neutrinos and photons would we expect if the OPERA result applied?
  但是，如果OPERA的结果适用，我们指望中微子和光子之间的延时能到多大程度？
• How does it affect orbits of photons or massive particles?
  它怎样影响光子或大质量粒子的轨道呢？
• When a light ray solar cell surface, and part of the photons are silicone material absorption;
  当光线照射太阳能电池表面时，一部分光子被硅材料吸收；
• Inside a charged, rotating black hole there are regions where photons can survive in stable periodic orbits.
  带电荷的、旋转的黑洞中，光子能够在一些区域内幸存，并且进行稳定的、周期性轨道运行。
• Such photons will excite the higher vibrational levels of the OH molecule.
  这种光子会激发OH分子的较高振动能级。