Synonyms for quantum
ˈkwɒn təmquan·tum

Princeton's WordNet

1. quantumnoun

   a discrete amount of something that is analogous to the quantities in quantum theory

2. quantumnoun

   (physics) the smallest discrete quantity of some physical property that a system can possess (according to quantum theory)

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1. • Measure
   • Physics
   • Quantity

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1. List of paraphrases for "quantum":

   quantal, amount

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1. Amit Ray:

   Quantum mechanics tells us that every feeling is a collapse of some wave functions due to the interference of a matrix of attention functions.

2. Janine Barchas:

   The next leap in logic : Do they evidence cataracts ? I'm not a medical expert, but my medical experts who I consulted don't necessarily draw that conclusion, and are cataracts caused by arsenic, well, that's another quantum leap in itself.

3. Link Starbureiy:

   The Universe became absurd to me the moment I learned that its geometry is flat, and that Minkowski spacetime is non-net positive (0). One can then deduce that energy can be ported into a spacetime via quantum tunnelling. If/when that's the case, then something can literally be created from 'nothing', hence the absurdity.

4. Dmitry Zmeev:

   While it's unlikely that Lego blocks per se will be used as a part of a quantum computer, we've found the right direction for creating cheap thermal insulators : 3D printing, the Lego is made from ABS plastic and one can also create ABS structures simply by 3D printing them. We are currently studying the properties of such 3D printed structures at ultralow temperatures close to absolute zero.

5. Stephen Bartlett:

   This is exactly why were building quantum computers, this is a demonstration that quantum computers can allow us to simulate things that should not occur in the real world.