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angular momentum (plural angular momenta)
- (physics) The vector product that describes the rotary inertia of a system about an axis and is conserved in a closed system. For an isolated rigid body, it is a measure of the extent to which an object will continue to rotate in the absence of an applied torque.
angular momentum
- Armenian: իմպուլսի մոմենտ (impulsi moment)
- Asturian: momentu angular m
- Catalan: moment angular m, moment cinètic m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 角動量 / 角动量 (zh) (jiǎodòngliàng)
- Czech: moment hybnosti (cs) m
- Danish: impulsmoment n
- Dutch: impulsmoment (nl)
- Esperanto: angula movokvanto
- Finnish: pyörimismäärä, liikemäärämomentti (fi), impulssimomentti
- French: moment angulaire (fr) m
- German: Drehimpuls (de) m
- Hindi: कोणीय संवेग m (koṇīya samveg)
- Hungarian: impulzusmomentum (hu), impulzusnyomaték (hu), perdület (hu)
- Italian: momento angolare (it) m
- Polish: moment pędu m, kręt m
- Portuguese: momento angular m
- Romanian: moment cinetic (ro) n, impuls unghiular n, moment unghiular n
- Russian: моме́нт и́мпульса (ru) m (momént ímpulʹsa)
- Serbo-Croatian: ugaoni moment m
- Slovene: kotni moment m
- Spanish: momento angular (es) m, momento cinético m
- Thai: โมเมนตัมเชิงมุม
- Turkish: açısal momentum (tr), açısal devinirlik (tr)
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