- Kirchhoff,
Kirchoff or
Kirchhoffer is a
German surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Adolf Kirchhoff (1826–1908),
German classical scholar...
- Berkeley. p. 52.
Docket 3331743. Athavale, Prashant. "
Kirchoff's current law and
Kirchoff's voltage law" (PDF).
Johns Hopkins University. Retrieved...
- Mary L.
Kirchoff is an
American author of
fantasy and
young adult novels.
Kirchoff was born and
raised in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, the city
where the Dungeons...
- Kirchhoff's laws,
named after Gustav Kirchhoff, may
refer to: Kirchhoff's
circuit laws in
electrical engineering Kirchhoff's law of
thermal radiation Kirchhoff...
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Gustav Robert Kirchhoff (German: [ˈkɪʁçhɔf]; 12
March 1824 – 17
October 1887) was a
German physicist and
mathematician who
contributed to the fundamental...
- In heat transfer, Kirchhoff's law of
thermal radiation refers to wavelength-specific
radiative emission and
absorption by a
material body in thermodynamic...
- In
continuum mechanics,
stress is a
physical quantity that
describes forces present during deformation. For example, an
object being pulled apart, such...
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Keith Kirchoff is a pianist, composer, conductor,
concert curator, and
music teacher who has
performed in the
United States and Europe. He has degrees...
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Kirchhoff & Rose was an
architectural firm in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The
partnership began in 1894
between Charles Kirchhoff Jr. and
Thomas Leslie Rose...
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eventually admit their attraction for each other. Kendermore,
written by Mary
Kirchoff, is the
second novel in the
Preludes series. In this novel, T****lehoff...
