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mon·o·pole M0397850 (mŏn′ə-pōl′)n.1. See electric monopole.2. See magnetic monopole.monopole (ˈmɒnəˌpəʊl) n1. (General Physics) a magnetic pole considered in isolation2. (General Physics) Also called: magnetic monopole a hypothetical elementary particle postulated in certain theories of particle physics to exist as an isolated north or south magnetic polemon•o•pole (ˈmɒn əˌpoʊl)
n. a hypothetical heavy subatomic particle with an isolated magnetic north or south pole. [1935–40] TranslationsmonopoleenUK
monopole (mon -ŏ-pohl) A single unit of magnetic charge that is extremely massive and thought only to have been produced at the Planck time. Because there are none observed in the present Universe, few can have survived the inflationary era. See inflationary Universe.monopole[′män·ə‚pōl] (electromagnetism) magnetic monopole ThesaurusSeemagnetic monopole |