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not literally 1D. from the video, it appears to me that the movement of atoms is constrained within a plane, from the POV of the atoms it's nearly 1D. i guess t
by jiveturkey 3y ago
not literally 1D. from the video, it appears to me that the movement of atoms is constrained within a plane, from the POV of the atoms it's nearly 1D. i guess the "1D" short hand is well understood within the community.
- z2h-a6n 3y ago> i guess the "1D" short hand is well understood within the community. Yes, this refers to systems where only one dimension is important for the physics of the system.
- staunton 3y agoCan there be anything in the real world that is "literally 1d"? I would think not.
- lioeters 3y agoEven if there was something that's literally 1-dimensional, I imagine we would not be able to detect or measure it.