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Einstein radius

Einstein radius noun: the characteristic angular radius of an Einstein ring formed during gravitational lensing, representing the typical scale over which light from a background source is deflected by by a foreground massive object.

Noun

Einstein radius (plural Einstein radiuses or Einstein radii)

  1. The characteristic angular radius of an Einstein ring formed during gravitational lensing, representing the typical scale over which light from a background source is deflected by by a foreground massive object.

Forms of Einstein radius

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Questions about Einstein radius

What does Einstein radius mean?
Einstein radius means the characteristic angular radius of an Einstein ring formed during gravitational lensing, representing the typical scale over which light from a background source is deflected by by a foreground massive object.
What part of speech is Einstein radius?
Einstein radius is a noun.
What is the plural of Einstein radius?
The plural of Einstein radius is Einstein radiuses.

Words near Einstein radius in the dictionary

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  2. Einstein crosses
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  4. Einstein field equations
  5. Einstein notation
  6. Einstein radius
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  8. Einstein refrigerators
  9. Einstein ring
  10. Einstein rings
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