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hertzian wave

/ˈhɜːrtsiən weɪv/

翻译: 指电磁辐射,尤其是无线电波的旧称,以物理学家海因里希·赫兹命名。现代科学语境中已很少使用,通常被“无线电波”或“电磁波”取代。

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/ˈhɜːrtsiən weɪv/C1formalscientific已废弃
  • zh指电磁辐射,尤其是无线电波的旧称,以物理学家海因里希·赫兹命名。现代科学语境中已很少使用,通常被“无线电波”或“电磁波”取代。

An outdated term for electromagnetic radiation, particularly radio waves, named after physicist Heinrich Hertz. The term is rarely used in modern scientific contexts, having been replaced by 'radio wave' or 'electromagnetic wave'.

  1. Electromagnetic radiationC2formal

    A historical term for electromagnetic waves, especially radio waves, named after physicist Heinrich Hertz.

    zh电磁辐射

    • Hertzian waves were first demonstrated in the late 19th century.
    • The discovery of hertzian waves led to the development of radio communication.
    • Scientists studied hertzian waves to understand the nature of light.