hypercharge
/ˈhaɪpərˌtʃɑːrdʒ/
noun
- A quantum number in particle physics related to the strong interaction, combining strangeness and baryon number.
- Physicists use hypercharge to classify elementary particles.
- The hypercharge of a quark determines how it interacts with the weak force.
- Hypercharge is an important property in the Standard Model of particle physics.
verb
- To charge or energize something to an extreme degree, often used figuratively.
- The new marketing campaign hypercharged the company's sales.
- The coach's speech hypercharged the team before the big game.
- Caffeine can hypercharge your energy levels for a short time.
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