👉 Percurrent is a term in physics that describes a state of rapid acceleration where an object's velocity and/or acceleration are both changing at the same time. This occurs when two objects with different masses are moving towards each other, but their velocities are not constant. In classical mechanics, percurrent motion refers to situations where an object's velocity changes significantly over a short period of time. The term is named after the German physicist Heinrich Schrödinger, who used it in his famous equation for the
