This term can refer to a matching between the kinetic energies of two particles and those two particles' bound-state energy.
This term can refer to a matching between the kinetic energies of two particles and those two particles' bound-state energy. That type, used to study Bose-Einstein condensates, is named for Feshbach. Another type formed the Huygens and Kirkwood gaps, and the Laplacian type refers to the integer ratios between the orbital periods of Io, Europa, and Ganymede. In chemistry, it can be depicted by a double arrow between contributing forms, and the delocalized electrons that form its eponymous structures stabilize benzene. For 10 points, give this scientific term, which in physics refers to a system's tendency to oscillate more strongly when driven at certain frequencies.
This term can refer to a matching between the kinetic energies of two particles and those two particles' bound-state energy.
resonance [accept Feshbach resonance; accept orbital resonance]