Definition of Mie in English:

Mie

noun miː

Physics

Attributive and in the genitive. Designating concepts and phenomena described by Mie or arising from his work, especially in relation to the scattering of light; "Mie scattering"noun the scattering of light by particles whose size is comparable to the wavelength of the light; compare "Rayleigh scattering". "Mie theory"noun also Mie's theory the theory of Mie scattering.

Origin

1940s. From the name of Gustav Mie, German physicist, who first published his theory of light-scattering in 1908 (Ann. der Physik 25 377).

Definition of Mie in US English:

Mie

nounmiː

Physics

Attributive and in the genitive. Designating concepts and phenomena described by Mie or arising from his work, especially in relation to the scattering of light; "Mie scattering"noun the scattering of light by particles whose size is comparable to the wavelength of the light; compare "Rayleigh scattering". "Mie theory"noun also Mie's theory the theory of Mie scattering.

Origin

1940s. From the name of Gustav Mie, German physicist, who first published his theory of light-scattering in 1908 ( Ann. der Physik 25 377).

单词	Mie
释义	Definition of Mie in English: Mie noun miː Physics Attributive and in the genitive. Designating concepts and phenomena described by Mie or arising from his work, especially in relation to the scattering of light; "Mie scattering"noun the scattering of light by particles whose size is comparable to the wavelength of the light; compare "Rayleigh scattering". "Mie theory"noun also Mie's theory the theory of Mie scattering. Origin 1940s. From the name of Gustav Mie, German physicist, who first published his theory of light-scattering in 1908 (Ann. der Physik 25 377). Definition of Mie in US English: Mie nounmiː Physics Attributive and in the genitive. Designating concepts and phenomena described by Mie or arising from his work, especially in relation to the scattering of light; "Mie scattering"noun the scattering of light by particles whose size is comparable to the wavelength of the light; compare "Rayleigh scattering". "Mie theory"noun also Mie's theory the theory of Mie scattering. Origin 1940s. From the name of Gustav Mie, German physicist, who first published his theory of light-scattering in 1908 ( Ann. der Physik 25 377).
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