perturbative (Meaning)
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perturbative (a.)
Tending to cause perturbation; disturbing.
Synonyms & Antonyms of perturbative
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perturbative Sentence Examples
- The perturbative expansion method yielded an approximate solution to the complex equation.
- Scientists employed perturbative calculations to study the behavior of quantum systems near equilibrium.
- The perturbative approach provided insights into the influence of small perturbations on a stable system.
- The perturbative framework allowed researchers to analyze the effects of external forces on a system.
- The perturbative series converged rapidly for small perturbations, but its accuracy diminished as the perturbations grew larger.
- By using perturbative techniques, physicists could calculate corrections to approximate solutions of physical problems.
- The perturbative method proved invaluable in understanding the behavior of strongly interacting particles in quantum field theory.
- The perturbative analysis revealed the presence of hidden symmetries within the system.
- The perturbative approximation became invalid beyond a certain threshold, requiring alternative numerical methods.
- The perturbative treatment provided a powerful tool for studying the behavior of nonlinear systems under small perturbations.
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Tending to cause perturbation; disturbing.
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The perturbative expansion method yielded an approximate solution to the complex equation.
Scientists employed perturbative calculations to study the behavior of quantum systems near equilibrium.
The perturbative approach provided insights into the influence of small perturbations on a stable system.
The perturbative framework allowed researchers to analyze the effects of external forces on a system.
