quartic

IPA: kwˈɔrtɪk

noun

  • (mathematics) An algebraic equation or function of the fourth degree.
  • (mathematics) A curve describing such an equation or function.

adjective

  • (mathematics) Of or relating to the fourth degree.
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Examples of "quartic" in Sentences

  • You choose the type of fit: linear, quadratic, cubic, or quartic.
  • The progression goes from quadratic to cubic to quartic to quintic functions.
  • So their might be universes with spaces that have quartic Plucker coordinates, or universes based on mathematics we don't even know about.
  • Bosonic loops - with the Higgs external lines attached to a quartic vertex - give similar quadratically divergent contributions to the Higgs squared mass.
  • It may look like this: x x + 1 x + 2 x + 3 = 120 Ridding the parentheses here leaves us with a fourth-degree equation (a quartic equation) in one variable.
  • I have been making some calculations and have been able to satisfy myself that a 'hyperspace' about ten feet on a side was, in fact, generated: a matter of some ten thousand quartic-not cubic!
  • Getting the distance between an number of points and an ellipse can be solved analytically which would go down to solving a quartic equation in cos (f), with (f) the true anomaly on the ellipse.
  • The diamond mountains now orbiting among the satellites of Jupiter may open up the entire Solar System; how trivial, by comparison, appear all the ancient uses of the quartic-crystallized form of carbon!
  • At those values, the quartic self-interaction would be very strong and would be running even stronger very quickly, eventually falling into the "Landau pole" trap of a divergent interaction that probably makes the theory inconsistent as a separate theory (and surely useless in its perturbative form).

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