👉 The term "translatrix" is often used in the context of quantum mechanics to refer to a system that behaves like a classical pendulum when it is displaced from equilibrium. In other words, if you were to apply a force on a translatrix and move it to another point, the system would oscillate back to its original position. This phenomenon is known as the "translational stability" of the system and can be explained using the principle of superposition. When a classical pendulum
