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Oscillation is a repeating back-and-forth movement, like a mass bouncing on a spring, where something repeatedly returns to a starting position. It matters because oscillatory systems are everywhere in nature and technology—from the vibrations in musical instruments to the behavior of atoms—making them fundamental to understanding how the world works.
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振動(しんどう、英語: oscillation、vibration)とは、状態が一意に定まらず揺れ動く事象をいう。英語では、重力などによる周期が長い振動と、弾性や分子間力などによる周期の短い振動は別の語が充てられるが、日本語では周期によらず「振動」という語で呼ばれる。周期性のある振動において、単位時間あたりの振動の数を振動数(または周波数)、振動のふれ幅を振幅、振動の一単位にかかる時間を周期という。
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