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==Economics==
==Economics==
{{r|Economic equilibrium}}
{{rpl|Economic equilibrium}}
{{r|General equilibrium}}
{{rpl|General equilibrium}}


==Engineering==
==Engineering==
 
{{rpl|Flash evaporation}}
{{r|Flash evaporation}}
{{rpl|Equilibrium flash||**}}
:*[[Equilibrium flash]]
{{rpl|Hydrostatic equilibrium}}
{{r|Hydrostatic equilibrium}}
{{rpl|Mechanical equilibrium}}
{{r|Mechanical equilibrium}}
{{rpl|Theoretical plate}}
{{r|Theoretical plate}}
{{rpl|Equilibrium stage||**}}
:*[[Equilibrium stage]]


==Mathematics==
==Mathematics==
{{r|Nash equilibrium}}
{{rpl|Nash equilibrium}}


==Science==
==Science==


===Biology===
===Biology===
 
{{rpl|Equilibrium potential}}
{{r|Equilibrium potential}}


===Chemistry===
===Chemistry===
{{r|Equilibrium constant}}
{{rpl|Equilibrium constant}}
{{r|Theoretical plate}}
{{rpl|Equilibrium temperature}}
:*[[Equilibrium stage]]
{{rpl|Thermodynamic equilibrium}}
{{r|Thermodynamic equilibrium}}
{{rpl|Theoretical plate}}
{{r|Vapor-liquid equilibrium}}
**[[Equilibrium stage]]: A re-direct
{{rpl|Vapor-liquid equilibrium}}


===Physics===
===Physics===
{{r|Dynamic equilibrium}}
{{rpl|Dynamic equilibrium}}
{{r|Hydrostatic equilibrium}}
{{rpl|Hydrostatic equilibrium}}
{{r|Mechanical equilibrium}}
{{rpl|Mechanical equilibrium}}
{{r|Thermal equilibrium}}
{{rpl|Thermal equilibrium}}
{{r|Thermodynamic equilibrium}}
{{rpl|Thermodynamic equilibrium}}
 
===Other===
 
 
===Notes===
*Certain usages may listed above in two or more sections because they are applicable to more than one section
*Redirects are indented and listed below their parent articles
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Latest revision as of 03:49, 26 September 2013

This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the same or a similar title.

Equilibrium is the condition of a system in which competing influences are balanced and it may refer to:

Economics

  • Economic equilibrium: A conceptual condition in which the influences that determine the behaviour of a specified variable are in balance, and thus exert no pressure for that variable to increase or decrease. [e]
  • General equilibrium: A hypothetical state of a set of inter-related markets such that there is no excess supply nor excess demand in any market (see Equilibrium and disequilibrium). [e]

Engineering

Mathematics

  • Nash equilibrium: A situation in game theory in which no player can improve his position, given the responses of the other players. [e]

Science

Biology

Chemistry

Physics