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* [[Cycle (disambiguation)]]
* [[Cycle (disambiguation)]]
* [[Frequency (disambiguation)]]
* [[Frequency (disambiguation)]]
* [[Quasiperiodicity]]
* [[Quasiperiodicity]], property of a system that displays irregular periodicity
* [[Seasonality]]
* [[Seasonality]]
* [[Simultaneity (disambiguation)]]
* [[Simultaneity (disambiguation)]]

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Periodicity may refer to:

In science:

  • Periodicity in time is often specified by its frequency which has the metric units of hertz (the number of periods per second)
  • Oscillations, waves and standing waves have crests at periodic intervals of space and/or time
  • In physics, period is the number of cycles as a result of time (time/cycle). The amount of time it takes to complete one full revolution. Period is also the inverse of frequency
  • In mathematics, a periodic function is a function whose output contains values that repeat periodically
  • In mathematics, in group theory, a periodic group is a group in which each element has finite order
  • In chemistry, the periodic table is a table which classifies the chemical elements by means of the periodicity of their chemical properties

See also