Associations to the word «Kerr»
Noun
- Mcgee
- Deborah
- Marquess
- Anita
- Katharine
- Optic
- Mcclellan
- Miranda
- Isabel
- Fraser
- Robbie
- Singularity
- Dismissal
- Gillespie
- Osborn
- Polarization
- Fergus
- Iain
- Faraday
- Scottish
- Hepburn
- Archibald
- Dick
- Newman
- Stuart
- Tulsa
- Sandra
- Kendall
- Gavin
- Paisley
- Clark
- Walter
- Cary
- Malcolm
- Ritchie
- Brody
- Tnt
- Apoptosis
- Munro
- Avon
- Jordan
- Tensor
- Burt
- Tim
- Camouflage
- Relativity
- Reid
- Jed
- Sprinter
- Summers
- Modulation
- Samantha
- Ulster
- Sophie
- Currie
- Roanoke
- Paula
- Andy
- Greer
- Graham
- Steve
- Jim
- Caretaker
- Jarrett
- Judith
- Smiley
- Electro
- Nugent
- Belfast
- Sid
- Locking
- Bertie
- Antrim
- Brian
- Mandy
- Nba
- Keane
- Glasgow
- Wolfe
- Karen
- Graeme
- Fremantle
- Shutter
- Warwick
- Wendy
- Dispersion
- Grimsby
- Rotation
Wiktionary
KERR, proper noun. A surname.
KERR BLACK HOLE, noun. An uncharged (q = 0), rotating (L ≠ 0) black hole.
KERR BLACK HOLES, noun. Plural of Kerr black hole
KERR EFFECT, noun. (physics) Birefringence of a material induced by an electric field due to partial orientation of its molecules.
Wise words
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