Definition of Cerenkov radiation in English:

Cerenkov radiation

(also Cherenkov radiation)

nountʃəˌrɛŋkɒf reɪdɪˈeɪʃ(ə)n

mass nounPhysics

Electromagnetic radiation emitted by particles moving in a medium at speeds faster than that of light in the same medium.
〔物理〕切伦科夫辐射
Example sentencesExamples
- Neutrinos bouncing off of electrons would also produce Cherenkov radiation at lower energies, so Koshiba modified the design.
- When neutrinos passing through the heavy water interact with deuterium nuclei, flashes of light, called Cerenkov radiation, are emitted.
- By accurately reconstructing a muon's track from the arrival times of its Cerenkov radiation at several modules, the neutrino that created it can be traced back to its area of origin.
- This leads to some very interesting consequences, such as the reversal of the Doppler shift for radiation, and the reversal of Cherenkov radiation.
- To clarify your question a little, only electrically charged particles emit Cerenkov radiation.

Definition of Cerenkov radiation in US English:

Cerenkov radiation

(also Cherenkov radiation)

noun

Physics

Electromagnetic radiation emitted by particles moving through a medium at speeds greater than that of light in the same medium.
〔物理〕切伦科夫辐射
Example sentencesExamples
- By accurately reconstructing a muon's track from the arrival times of its Cerenkov radiation at several modules, the neutrino that created it can be traced back to its area of origin.
- When neutrinos passing through the heavy water interact with deuterium nuclei, flashes of light, called Cerenkov radiation, are emitted.
- To clarify your question a little, only electrically charged particles emit Cerenkov radiation.
- Neutrinos bouncing off of electrons would also produce Cherenkov radiation at lower energies, so Koshiba modified the design.
- This leads to some very interesting consequences, such as the reversal of the Doppler shift for radiation, and the reversal of Cherenkov radiation.

单词	Cerenkov radiation
释义	Definition of Cerenkov radiation in English: Cerenkov radiation (also Cherenkov radiation) nountʃəˌrɛŋkɒf reɪdɪˈeɪʃ(ə)n mass nounPhysics Electromagnetic radiation emitted by particles moving in a medium at speeds faster than that of light in the same medium. 〔物理〕切伦科夫辐射 Example sentencesExamples Neutrinos bouncing off of electrons would also produce Cherenkov radiation at lower energies, so Koshiba modified the design. When neutrinos passing through the heavy water interact with deuterium nuclei, flashes of light, called Cerenkov radiation, are emitted. By accurately reconstructing a muon's track from the arrival times of its Cerenkov radiation at several modules, the neutrino that created it can be traced back to its area of origin. This leads to some very interesting consequences, such as the reversal of the Doppler shift for radiation, and the reversal of Cherenkov radiation. To clarify your question a little, only electrically charged particles emit Cerenkov radiation. Definition of Cerenkov radiation in US English: Cerenkov radiation (also Cherenkov radiation) noun Physics Electromagnetic radiation emitted by particles moving through a medium at speeds greater than that of light in the same medium. 〔物理〕切伦科夫辐射 Example sentencesExamples By accurately reconstructing a muon's track from the arrival times of its Cerenkov radiation at several modules, the neutrino that created it can be traced back to its area of origin. When neutrinos passing through the heavy water interact with deuterium nuclei, flashes of light, called Cerenkov radiation, are emitted. To clarify your question a little, only electrically charged particles emit Cerenkov radiation. Neutrinos bouncing off of electrons would also produce Cherenkov radiation at lower energies, so Koshiba modified the design. This leads to some very interesting consequences, such as the reversal of the Doppler shift for radiation, and the reversal of Cherenkov radiation.
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