The list of physics acronyms and abbreviations.
All physics related acronyms and abbreviations.
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EHF: | Extremly High Frequency(Physics, Telecommunications, Telecom) |
EMP: | ElectroMagnetic Pulse(Physics, Electronic engineering, Army) |
EUV: | Extreme Ultra Violet(Physics, Astrophysics, Telecommunications) |
FBM: | Fractional Brownian Movement(Physics, Technology) |
FEL: | Free-electron Laser(Physics, Telecom, Technology) |
FP: | Freezing Point(Physics, Architectural, Architecture) |
GMR: | Giant Magneto Resistive(Physics, Technology) |
HESS: | High-Energy Squib Simulator(Computational modeling, Computer Simulation) |
ICR: | Inductance, Capacitance and Resistance(Electrical Engineering, Physics) |
IJPES: | International Journal of Physical and Engineering Sciences(Physics) |
ILTPE: | Institute for Low Temperature Physics and Engineering(Physics) |
IR: | Infrared(Optical devices, Photonics, Light radiation) |
ITAS: | IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity(Applied sciences) |
JAMTP: | Journal of Applied Mechanics and Technical Physics |
JEP: | Journal of Engineering Physics(Physics, Engineering, Technology) |
JEPT: | Journal of Engineering Physics and Thermophysics(Physics, Engineering) |
JSIPI: | Journal of Scientific Instruments and of Physics in Industry |
LAGEOS: | Laser Geodynamics Satellite(Earth sciences, Geophysics) |
LEP: | Large Electron and Positron collider(Physics, Technology) | |
| Light Emitting Polymers(Physics, Technology) |
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