- Inertia (disambiguation)
Inertia is the tendency of a body to maintain its state of rest or uniform motion unless acted upon by an external force.Inertia can also refer to:Physics/Science
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Moment of inertia , also known as Rotational Inertia, is the tendency of a body to maintain its state of rest or uniform rotation unless acted upon by an external torque. This is the rotational physics equivalent of the inertia in linear physics.
* Inertia as used inautomatic control refers to a property ofdynamic systems , causing time delays.
*Thermal inertia , a term commonly used by engineers modelling heat transfers when referring to thevolumetric heat capacity .
*Social inertia - description of a person's resistance to change in psychology and sociology.
* The tendency of an economy to continue moving in a fixed direction until a sufficient force acts to change that direction.
* One of the possible causes of Diseconomy of scale
* Inertia of a matrix is defined as the number of positive, negative and zeroeigenvalues
*Sleep inertia - a psychological state.
* Inertia - aspect of ecological stabilityPhilosophy of science * The tendency of scientific "research programmes" to ban or ignore new disturbing findings as described by
Imre Lakatos andSören Halldén .Music
* Inertia (Scottish band), a Scottish alternative rock band.
* Inertia (British band), a progressive/Psychedelic metal band from Newhaven, UK.
* Inertia (English band), a rock band from Berkshire, UK
* Inertia (Irish band), the pairing of Irish DJs John O'Callaghan andNeal Scarborough
*Inertia (The Exies album) , an album byThe Exies
*Inertia (Derek Sherinian album) , an album byDerek Sherinian
* Inertia,Skunkworks (album) , a song fromBruce Dickinson
* Inertia Creeps, a song byMassive Attack from their 1998 album,Mezzanine
*Inertia (Independent Record Company) , an Australian record label and distributor
* Inertia - Song by The Wonderstuff, circa 1991 from the album Never Loved ElvisFiction
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Inertia (Marvel Comics) , a fictional hero.
*Inertia (DC Comics) , A fictional antagonist.
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