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Spectrum (disambiguation)

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A spectrum is a condition or value that is not limited to a specific set of values but can vary infinitely within a continuum.

Spectrum may also refer to:

Science and technology

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Physics

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Medicine

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Mathematics

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In mathematics, spectrum frequently denotes a set of numbers associated to an object:

There are also several other, unrelated meanings:

Arts and entertainment

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Publications

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Student newspapers

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Television

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Music

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Groups

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Albums

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Songs

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  • "Spectrum (Say My Name)", a 2012 song by British indie rock band Florence and the Machine
  • "Spectrum" (Zedd song), a 2012 song by German electronic dance music producer Zedd; also covered by SM The Performance
  • "Spectrum", a 2017 song by musical artist Muzz

Other arts and entertainment

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Buildings and structures

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Organizations

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Products

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  • Spectrum (racing car), a series of Australian open wheel racing cars manufactured by Borland Racing Developments
  • Geo Spectrum or Chevrolet Spectrum, a sedan and hatchback marketed in North America
  • ZX Spectrum, an early British home computer by Sinclair
  • Spectrum, a brand of printer paper owned by Georgia-Pacific

Other uses

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See also

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