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Wave period (T=2π/∣ω∣)

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A wave period is the time for a monochromatic wave to complete one oscillation. For angular frequency ω, it is 2π/∣ω∣. In cascade order-of-magnitude estimates the factor 2π is normally suppressed, giving a linear interaction time of order ∣ω∣−1.

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