Definition of Auger effect in English:

Auger effect

nounˈəʊʒeɪōˈZHā əˌfekt

Physics

An effect whereby an atom which has been ionized by removal of an electron from an inner shell loses energy by emitting an electron from an outer shell.
〔物理〕俄歇效应，自电离
Example sentencesExamples
- First an electron is captured into a bound state and a bound electron is excited (inverse Auger effect).
- This process of resonant photon absorption accompanied by electron emission forms a resonant Auger effect or resonant Auger Raman scattering.
- The second is the Auger effect, by which the hole left by the excited core electron is filled by an outer electron.
- A brief history of the discovery of the Auger effect is given, which is followed by a short description of some of the fields in which this discovery has had a major impact.
- This is known as the Auger effect or autoionization since the ion has self-ionized after the photoionization event.

Origin

1930s: named after Pierre V. Auger (1899–1993), French physicist.

Definition of Auger effect in US English:

Auger effect

nounōˈZHā əˌfekt

Physics

A process in which an electron in an outer shell of an atom makes a transition to a vacancy in an inner shell. The energy gained is transferred to an electron that escapes from the atom.
Example sentencesExamples
- First an electron is captured into a bound state and a bound electron is excited (inverse Auger effect).
- A brief history of the discovery of the Auger effect is given, which is followed by a short description of some of the fields in which this discovery has had a major impact.
- This process of resonant photon absorption accompanied by electron emission forms a resonant Auger effect or resonant Auger Raman scattering.
- The second is the Auger effect, by which the hole left by the excited core electron is filled by an outer electron.
- This is known as the Auger effect or autoionization since the ion has self-ionized after the photoionization event.

Origin

1930s: named after Pierre V. Auger (1899–1993), French physicist.

词汇	Auger effect
释义	Definition of Auger effect in English: Auger effect nounˈəʊʒeɪōˈZHā əˌfekt Physics An effect whereby an atom which has been ionized by removal of an electron from an inner shell loses energy by emitting an electron from an outer shell. 〔物理〕俄歇效应，自电离 Example sentencesExamples First an electron is captured into a bound state and a bound electron is excited (inverse Auger effect). This process of resonant photon absorption accompanied by electron emission forms a resonant Auger effect or resonant Auger Raman scattering. The second is the Auger effect, by which the hole left by the excited core electron is filled by an outer electron. A brief history of the discovery of the Auger effect is given, which is followed by a short description of some of the fields in which this discovery has had a major impact. This is known as the Auger effect or autoionization since the ion has self-ionized after the photoionization event. Origin 1930s: named after Pierre V. Auger (1899–1993), French physicist. Definition of Auger effect in US English: Auger effect nounōˈZHā əˌfekt Physics A process in which an electron in an outer shell of an atom makes a transition to a vacancy in an inner shell. The energy gained is transferred to an electron that escapes from the atom. Example sentencesExamples First an electron is captured into a bound state and a bound electron is excited (inverse Auger effect). A brief history of the discovery of the Auger effect is given, which is followed by a short description of some of the fields in which this discovery has had a major impact. This process of resonant photon absorption accompanied by electron emission forms a resonant Auger effect or resonant Auger Raman scattering. The second is the Auger effect, by which the hole left by the excited core electron is filled by an outer electron. This is known as the Auger effect or autoionization since the ion has self-ionized after the photoionization event. Origin 1930s: named after Pierre V. Auger (1899–1993), French physicist.
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