Spektrum

Spectrum ( spectrum Latin: image, appearance, ghost ) stands for:

Natural sciences

• The entirety of electromagnetic radiation, see Electromagnetic spectrum
• The whole visible light, see light spectrum
• A representation of the components of different frequencies of the signal, see frequency spectrum
• The absorption as a function of frequency, see absorption spectrum
• The emission as a function of frequency, see emission spectrum
• The intensity of an electron stream as a function of the kinetic energy that electrons see spectrum
• The intensity of a neutron flux as a function of the kinetic energy, see neutron spectrum
• The acoustic power as a function of frequency, see sound spectrum
• The acoustic power as a function of the frequency spectrum of sound see
• The frequency of particles in a sample as a function of its mass, mass spectrometers, see
• The energy density of water waves as a function of its wavelength, see Water Wave

Mathematics:

• In linear algebra, the set of eigenvalues ​​, see eigenvalue problem # spectrum and multiplicities
• Spectrum ( operator theory ) in the Functional Analysis
• Spectrum ( topology) in the algebraic topology
• Spectrum of a ring in commutative algebra
• Spectrum of a Algebrengarbe in algebraic geometry
• In the model theory, the set of finite cardinalities of models satisfying a system of axioms

Literature:

• A novel by Sergei Vasilievich Lukyanenko
• Spectrum ( Herder), a book series published by Herder
• Spectrum ( Volk und Welt ) is a book series
• Scientific American, a magazine

Music:

• Spectrum (band), British House band

Building:

• Oslo Spektrum Arena in Oslo

Generally

• Figuratively name of " diversity", for example, Political spectrum, food spectrum, spectrum of opinions, performance spectrum

See also:

• Spectrum
• The primary spectrum

• Disambiguation