Associations to the word «Qed»
Noun
- Photon
- Dyson
- Cavity
- Vacuum
- Microprocessor
- Perturbation
- Landau
- Semiconductor
- Electron
- Tracer
- Prediction
- Polarization
- Mechanics
- Quark
- Relativity
- Fallout
- Dipole
- Particle
- Coupling
- Quail
- Physicist
- Raptor
- Gauge
- Fluctuation
- Manifesto
- Physics
- Diagram
- Calculation
- Deduction
- Nitrate
- Interaction
- Precision
- Theory
- Optics
- Maxwell
- Physic
- Unix
- Rainforest
- Correlation
- Symmetry
- Correction
- Vertex
- Nobel
- Praying
- Amplitude
- Atom
- Potassium
- Formulation
- Electro
- Precipitation
- Lamb
- Equation
- Radiation
- Decay
- Computing
- Pottery
- Astronomy
- Radical
- Morris
- Emission
- Detector
- Pollution
- Princeton
- Predator
- Math
- Measurement
- Falcon
- Animation
- Processor
- Prairie
- Field
Adjective
Wiktionary
QED, interjection. Quod erat demonstrandum (Latin what had to be proved or what was to be demonstrated).
QED, noun. Quantum electrodynamics.
Dictionary definition
QED, noun. A relativistic quantum theory of the electromagnetic interactions of photons and electrons and muons.
Wise words
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