GAUSS


Meaning of GAUSS in English

ˈgau̇s noun

( plural gauss also gausses )

Etymology: after Karl Friedrich Gauss died 1855 German mathematician

1. : oersted — used before official adoption of oersted in 1932

2. : the cgs electromagnetic unit of magnetic induction equal to the magnetic flux density that will induce an electromotive force of one abvolt in each linear centimeter of a wire moving laterally with a speed of one centimeter per second at right angles to a magnetic flux

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