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Is gravitational wave a new category of wave? We know that there are 3 kinds of waves.

  1. Mechanical wave,

    Mechanical wave,

  2. Electromagnetic wave,

    Electromagnetic wave,

  3. Matter Wave.

    Matter Wave.

Since the theory of gravitational wave is confirmed, will it be called a new type of wave? Will it be enlisted in the list above? If it does why and if it doesn't, why not?

We know that there are 3 kinds of waves.

  1. Mechanical wave,
  2. Electromagnetic wave,
  3. Matter Wave.

Since the theory of gravitational wave is confirmed, will it be called a new type of wave? Will it be enlisted in the list above? If it does why and if it doesn't, why not?

Is gravitational wave a new category of wave? We know that there are 3 kinds of waves.

  1. Mechanical wave,

  2. Electromagnetic wave,

  3. Matter Wave.

Since the theory of gravitational wave is confirmed, will it be called a new type of wave? Will it be enlisted in the list above? If it does why and if it doesn't, why not?

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Is gravitational wave ana new category of wave?

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Is gravitational wave an new category of wave?

We know that there are 3 kinds of waves.

  1. Mechanical wave,
  2. Electromagnetic wave,
  3. Matter Wave.

Since the theory of gravitational wave is confirmed, will it be called a new type of wave? Will it be enlisted in the list above? If it does why and if it doesn't, why not?