Conductor

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Conductor or conduction may refer to:

• Conductor (music), a person who leads a musical ensemble
• Conductor (album), by The Comas, 2004
• Conductor Williams (Denzel Williams, born 1982), American music producer
• Conduction, the musical improvisation method of Butch Morris
• The Conductor (film), by Pavel Lungin, Russia, 2012
• The Orchestra Conductor, or The Conductor, a 1980 Polish drama film
• Mr. Conductor, a character in Shining Time Station and Thomas and the Magic Railroad

• Bone conduction, the conduction of sound to the inner ear
• Conduction aphasia, an acquired language disorder
• Part of the palpal bulb of male spiders

• Conductor (ring theory)
• Conductor of an abelian variety
• Conductor of a Dirichlet character
• Conductor (class field theory)
• Artin conductor, of a Galois group
• Conductor of a Numerical semigroup

• Electrical conductor
  • Fast-ion conductor
  • Mixed conductor, ionic and electronic
• Cardiac conduction system, of the heart
• Thermal conduction

• Bus conductor
• Conductor (train crew)

• Conductor (architecture), a downspout
• Conductor (company), an American enterprise software provider
• Conductor (military appointment), an appointment held by selected warrant officers in the British Army
• Conductor (software), a microservice and workflow orchestration software platform
• Conductor (underground railroad), a guide on the secret routes for fugitive slaves in the United States
• Conductor, a term in conductive education

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• Conducător, title used officially by Romanian dictator Ion Antonescu during World War II
• Electrical resistivity and conductivity
• Electrical resistance and conductance
• Thermal conductivity and resistivity

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