Spectrum (disambiguation) explained
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
Physics
See main article: Spectrum (physical sciences).
- Electromagnetic spectrum
- Visible spectrum or optical spectrum, a subset of the electromagnetic spectrum
- Emission spectrum, observed in light
- Absorption spectrum, observed in light
- Radio spectrum, radio frequency subset of the electromagnetic spectrum
- Stellar spectrum, the combination of continuum, absorption, and emission lines produced by a star
- Energy spectrum, of a collection of particles (particle physics)
- Frequency spectrum, of a signal
- Power spectrum, of a signal
Medicine
- Spectrum disorder, a group of mental disorders of similar appearance or thought to share an underlying mechanism
- Antimicrobial spectrum, the range of microorganisms an antibiotic can kill or inhibit
Mathematics
In mathematics, spectrum frequently denotes a set of numbers associated to an object:
There are also several other, unrelated meanings:
Arts and entertainment
- Spectrum (brand), a brand name used by Charter Communications for their telecommunication services, including:
Publications
- IEEE Spectrum, a magazine by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
- Spectrum (magazine), an independent Seventh-day Adventist magazine
- Spectrum (newspaper), a defunct Toledo, Ohio weekly newspaper
- Spectrum, a news website published by the Simons Foundation Autism Research Initiative
- The Spectrum (Utah), also known as The Spectrum & Daily News, a Gannett newspaper in St. George, Utah
- Spectrum (novel), a 2002 novel by Russian author Sergey Lukyanenko
- Spectrum, a magazine published with Scotland on Sunday
- Spectrum, a liftout in The Sydney Morning Herald
Student newspapers
Television
Music
Groups
- Spectrum (band), an Australian group of the 1970s led by Mike Rudd
- Spectrum (group), a South Korean boy group formed in 2018
- Spectrum, a British band led by Peter Kember
- Spectrum, a bluegrass band that included Béla Fleck and Jimmy Gaudreau
- Spectrum (The Carpenters), 1960s jazz band led by Richard and Karen Carpenter
- The Spectrum (1964–1970), a London-based pop group coincidentally providing the closing theme for the spectrum-themed TV show Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons
Albums
- Spectrum (Billy Cobham album), debut album of fusion drummer Billy Cobham
- Spectrum (Cedar Walton album), the second album by jazz pianist Cedar Walton
- Spectrum (Jega album), debut album of electronic musician Jega
- Spectrum (Steve Howe album), 2005
- Spectrum (Illinois Jacquet album), 1965
- Spectrum (Westlife album), 2019
- The Spectrum (album), of 2017 by Daley
- Spectrum (Hiromi album), 2019
- Spectrum, by iamjakehill, 2017
Songs
- "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
Buildings and structures
- Spectrum (Montreal), a defunct concert venue in Canada
- Spectrum London, an art gallery in England
- Guildford Spectrum, a leisure complex in Guildford, England
- Smith Spectrum, a sports arena in Logan, Utah, US
- Spectrum (arena), a former arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
- Spectrum Stadium, near Orlando, Florida, US
- Northlands Spectrum, later known as Northlands Park, a horse racing track in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Organizations
Products
- 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
See also