Definition of antisymmetric in English:

antisymmetric

adjectiveˌantɪsɪˈmɛtrɪkˌantī-

Mathematics Physics

Unaltered in magnitude but changed in sign by exchange of two variables or by a particular symmetry operation.
Example sentencesExamples
- This should moreover be (for reasons discussed earlier) an asymmetrical relation - or, more accurately, an antisymmetric relation.
- The antisymmetric tensor field carries a force that is difficult to describe in this short space.
- That is to say, the wavefunction is antisymmetric under exchange of two particles.
- For instance, the force between two quarks is attractive when both the colours and the spins of each quark are different, or (more precisely) antisymmetric.

Definition of antisymmetric in US English:

antisymmetric

adjectiveˌantī-

Mathematics Physics

Unaltered in magnitude but changed in sign by exchange of two variables or by a particular symmetry operation.
Example sentencesExamples
- That is to say, the wavefunction is antisymmetric under exchange of two particles.
- The antisymmetric tensor field carries a force that is difficult to describe in this short space.
- For instance, the force between two quarks is attractive when both the colours and the spins of each quark are different, or (more precisely) antisymmetric.
- This should moreover be (for reasons discussed earlier) an asymmetrical relation - or, more accurately, an antisymmetric relation.

单词	antisymmetric
释义	Definition of antisymmetric in English: antisymmetric adjectiveˌantɪsɪˈmɛtrɪkˌantī- Mathematics Physics Unaltered in magnitude but changed in sign by exchange of two variables or by a particular symmetry operation. Example sentencesExamples This should moreover be (for reasons discussed earlier) an asymmetrical relation - or, more accurately, an antisymmetric relation. The antisymmetric tensor field carries a force that is difficult to describe in this short space. That is to say, the wavefunction is antisymmetric under exchange of two particles. For instance, the force between two quarks is attractive when both the colours and the spins of each quark are different, or (more precisely) antisymmetric. Definition of antisymmetric in US English: antisymmetric adjectiveˌantī- Mathematics Physics Unaltered in magnitude but changed in sign by exchange of two variables or by a particular symmetry operation. Example sentencesExamples That is to say, the wavefunction is antisymmetric under exchange of two particles. The antisymmetric tensor field carries a force that is difficult to describe in this short space. For instance, the force between two quarks is attractive when both the colours and the spins of each quark are different, or (more precisely) antisymmetric. This should moreover be (for reasons discussed earlier) an asymmetrical relation - or, more accurately, an antisymmetric relation.
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