shockley

• Apellido propio, en particular el de William Shockley, físico estadounidense de origen inglés que contribuyó al desarrollo del transistor electrónico; también puede referirse a la unidad de impedancia o a conceptos asociados a dicho científico.

A proper noun referring to a surname, notably associated with William Shockley, an English-born American physicist who contributed to the development of the electronic transistor.

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1. Surname of a notable physicistC1formal

   Refers to William Shockley, an American physicist born in England, who co-invented the transistor and won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1956.

   Shockley (apellido de físico)

   • Shockley's work on the transistor revolutionized electronics.
   • The Nobel Prize was awarded to Shockley for his contributions to physics.
   • Many textbooks mention Shockley alongside Bardeen and Brattain.