Definition: Annihilation
| Verb | Definition | |
| Annihilation | $\Delta n^{\sf{q}} \left( \sf{P}_{\it{f}} \right) = 0 \ \ \forall \sf{q}$ | 6-17 |
Logical Antecedents
| Adjectives | Definition | |
| Quark Coefficients | $n \; \; {\sf{\text{and}}} \; \; N \; \; \sf{\text{count the number of quarks in a particle}}$ | 4-3 |
| Noun | Definition | |
| Final Event | The event with the highest event-index in a historically ordered pair of events. |
6-9 |
| Adjective | Definition | |
| Historical Order | $\epsilon_{t} = 1$ | 6-7 |
| Adjective | Definition | |
| Direction of Time | $\epsilon_{t}^{\, \sf{ P}}\equiv \, \delta _{ t}^{\, \sf{ P}} \! \cdot \delta _{ t}^{\sf{\, Earth}}$ | 6-6 |
Related WikiMechanics articles.
Thermodynamic Processes
- Counting Quarks
- Historical Order
- Temporal Orientation
- a logically ordered list of all definitions
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