Frequency - Shindousuu (English spelling) frequency

Japanese: 振動数 - しんどうすう(英語表記)frequency
Frequency - Shindousuu (English spelling) frequency
The number of times the same state is repeated per second in a periodic phenomenon. In the case of waves or electrical vibrations, this is often called frequency. When the period is T , the frequency ν is ν=1/ T . The SI unit is hertz, but it is also called cycles or cycles per second. The angular frequency ω=2πν is sometimes simply called frequency.

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Japanese:
周期現象に関して同じ状態が毎秒あたり繰返される回数。波や電気振動などの場合には周波数ということが多い。周期 T のとき,振動数 ν は ν=1/T となる。SI単位はヘルツであるが,サイクルまたはサイクル毎秒ともいう。また角振動数 ω=2πν を単に振動数と呼ぶこともある。

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