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maxwell
max·well M0162900 (măks′wĕl′, -wəl)n. Abbr. Mx The unit of magnetic flux in the centimeter-gram-second system, equal to the flux perpendicularly intersecting an area of one square centimeter in a region where the magnetic intensity is one gauss.
[After James Clerk Maxwell.]Maxwell (ˈmækswəl) n1. (Biography) James Clerk. 1831–79, Scottish physicist. He made major contributions to the electromagnetic theory, developing the equations (Maxwell equations) upon which classical theory is based. He also contributed to the kinetic theory of gases, and colour vision2. (Biography) (Ian) Robert, original name Robert Hoch. 1923–91, British publisher, born in Slovakia: founder (1949) of Pergamon Press; chairman of Mirror Group Newspapers Ltd. (1984–91); theft from his employees' pension funds and other frauds discovered after his death led to the collapse of his business
maxwell (ˈmækswəl) n (Units) the cgs unit of magnetic flux equal to the flux through one square centimetre normal to a field of one gauss. It is equivalent to 10–8 weber. Symbol: Mx [C20: named after James Clerk Maxwell]max•well (ˈmæks wɛl, -wəl)
n. the centimeter-gram-second unit of magnetic flux, equal to the magnetic flux through one square centimeter normal to a magnetic field of one gauss. [1895–1900; after J. C. Maxwell] Max•well (ˈmæks wɛl, -wəl)
n. James Clerk (klärk), 1831–79, Scottish physicist. MaxwellThe Maxwell automobile (1894–1925) was originally made by the Maxwell-Briscoe Motor Company of Newcastle, Indiana, then by the Maxwell Motor Corporation (Detroit, MI). Walter Chrysler took control of that company in 1923, introduced a Chrysler in 1924, and had phased out the Maxwell name by 1926.Thesaurus| Noun | 1. | maxwell - a cgs unit of magnetic flux equal to the flux perpendicular to an area of 1 square centimeter in a magnetic field of 1 gaussMxflux unit, magnetic flux unit - a measure of the strength of a magnetic field per unit areaWb, weber - a unit of magnetic flux equal to 100,000,000 maxwells | | 2. |  Maxwell - Scottish physicist whose equations unified electricity and magnetism and who recognized the electromagnetic nature of light (1831-1879)J. C. Maxwell, James Clerk Maxwell |
Maxwell
maxwell the cgs unit of magnetic flux equal to the flux through one square centimetre normal to a field of one gauss. It is equivalent to 10--8 weber.
Maxwell1. James Clerk. 1831--79, Scottish physicist. He made major contributions to the electromagnetic theory, developing the equations (Maxwell equations) upon which classical theory is based. He also contributed to the kinetic theory of gases, and colour vision 2. (Ian) Robert, original name Robert Hoch. 1923--91, British publisher, born in Slovakia: founder (1949) of Pergamon Press; chairman of Mirror Group Newspapers Ltd. (1984--91); theft from his employees' pension funds and other frauds discovered after his death led to the collapse of his business Maxwell a unit of magnetic flux in the cgs system of units. The maxwell was named in honor of the British physicist J. C. Maxwell. Its abbreviation in international usage is Mx. A maxwell is the magnetic flux that passes in a homogeneous magnetic field having an induction of 1 gauss (G) through a cross section of 1 cm2 that is normal to the direction of the field: 1 MX = (1 G) × (1 cm2). The maxwell can also be defined on the basis of the phenomenon of electromagnetic induction as the magnetic flux which, on decreasing uniformly to zero in 1 sec in an enveloping closed circuit, generates an electromotive force equal to 1 abvolt (a cgs unit of potential difference equal to 10−8 volt); 1 MX =10−8 weber. maxwell[′mak‚swel] (electromagnetism) A centimeter-gram-second electromagnetic unit of magnetic flux, equal to the magnetic flux which produces an electromotive force of 1 abvolt in a circuit of one turn linking the flux, as the flux is reduced to zero in 1 second at a uniform rate; equal to 10-8 weber. Abbreviated Mx. Also known as abweber (abWb); line of magnetic induction. maxwell
maxwell An obsolete, non-SI (International System) unit of magnetic flux, equal to 10-8 weber.maxwell (mak′swel) [James Clerk Maxwell, Scottish physicist and mathematician, 1831–1879] , MxA unit of magnetic flux equal to the flux per square centimeter in an area where the magnetic induction equals one gauss.Maxwell, James Laidlaw, Taiwanese physician, 1836-1921. maxwell - magnetic flux unit.MacLean-Maxwell disease - see under MacLeanAcronymsSeeMXmaxwell
Related to maxwell: Maxwell equationsSynonyms for maxwellnoun a cgs unit of magnetic flux equal to the flux perpendicular to an area of 1 square centimeter in a magnetic field of 1 gaussSynonymsRelated Words- flux unit
- magnetic flux unit
- Wb
- weber
noun Scottish physicist whose equations unified electricity and magnetism and who recognized the electromagnetic nature of light (1831-1879)Synonyms- J. C. Maxwell
- James Clerk Maxwell
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