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- adj. Of or relating to a tachyon or tachyons.
- adj. Moving or capable of moving faster than the speed of light.
Examples
“The dispersion relation in this material is shown to be tachyonic, giving rise to group velocities larger than the speed of light.”
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“A measurement of pulse transmission through a PCM thus provides an experimental signature of optical tachyonic excitations.”
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“If A sends a tachyonic message to B, in another galaxy, and B replies tachyonically, then A gets the reply before he sent the message.”
“The timelike sigma-model case is well-defined and stable when the vector norm is fixed by a constraint; however, when it is determined by minimizing a potential there is necessarily a tachyonic ghost, and therefore an instability.”
“You would know if your tachyonic bow has proppelled “arrows of time”, by the fact of change in present time events.”
“To alter/change the present time, one would need “miracle” performing tachyonic “future-arrow” particles, sending a certain volume of these particles across the “now” without them coming into contact of local “now” particles, and hopefully they have a direct hit on the “target_location_area” of the past.”
“For example, all equations in field theory with tachyonic modes are unstable because the tachyons particles with negative squared mass grow with time exponentially for reasonable initial conditions.”
“But on Sundays suddenly time seems to drag along not so tachyonic state.”
“Bandersnatchi are usually easy personalities, jumping about with great abandon and haste tachyonic state.”
“Our modified action turns on a new degree of freedom, which is a massive (tachyonic) spin-0 particle.”
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