fundamental force

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Noun

fundamental force (plural fundamental forces)

1. (physics) Any of the fundamental forces that act between elementary particles; each one is associated with an exchanged particle.

Translations

Force between elementary particles

• Danish: naturkraft (da) c
• Japanese: 基本的な力 (kihonteki na chikara)

• Russian: фундаментальное взаимодействие (ru) (fundam'entál'noje vzaimod'éjstvije) n

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• Slovene: sila (sl) f

Synonyms

• fundamental interaction

See also

• gravitational force
• electromagnetic force
• weak force, weak nuclear force
• strong force, strong nuclear force