gauss

/gous/US // gaʊs //UK // (ɡaʊs) //

高斯,尕斯

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
Electricity.
- : the centimeter-gram-second unit of magnetic induction, equal to the magnetic induction of a magnetic field in which one abcoulomb of charge, moving with a component of velocity perpendicular to the field and equal to one centimeter per second, is acted on by a force of one dyne; 1 maxwell per square centimeter or 10−4 weber per square meter. Symbol: G
- : oersted.

We had broken through the pack less than twenty-five miles north of where the 'Gauss' (German Expedition, 1902) had wintered.
Gauss solved the problem on his slate, and laid it face downward on the table, crying 'Here it is,' according to the custom.
From the parish school Gauss went to the Catherine Gymnasium, although his father doubted whether he could afford the money.
He became a friend of Gauss, and would procure mathematical books, which they read together.
The fame of Gauss had travelled there, but the duke resisted all attempts to bring or entice him to the university of that place.