Definition of skyrmion in English:

skyrmion

noun ˈskəːmɪən

Physics

Originally: a hypothetical particle proposed by T. H. R. Skyrme (1922–87) as a means of modelling atomic nuclei. In later use also: a quasiparticle formed by a pointlike region around which the orientations of the surrounding magnetic dipole moments follow a vortex-like pattern.

1970s. From the name of Tony H. R. Skyrme, British physicist, who described the concept in 1958 (in Proc. Royal Soc A. 247 260) + -i- + -on.

nounˈskəːmɪən

Physics

Originally: a hypothetical particle proposed by T. H. R. Skyrme (1922–87) as a means of modelling atomic nuclei. In later use also: a quasiparticle formed by a pointlike region around which the orientations of the surrounding magnetic dipole moments follow a vortex-like pattern.

1970s. From the name of Tony H. R. Skyrme, British physicist, who described the concept in 1958 (in Proc. Royal Soc A. 247 260) + -i- + -on.

单词	skyrmion
释义	Definition of skyrmion in English: skyrmion noun ˈskəːmɪən Physics Originally: a hypothetical particle proposed by T. H. R. Skyrme (1922–87) as a means of modelling atomic nuclei. In later use also: a quasiparticle formed by a pointlike region around which the orientations of the surrounding magnetic dipole moments follow a vortex-like pattern. Origin 1970s. From the name of Tony H. R. Skyrme, British physicist, who described the concept in 1958 (in Proc. Royal Soc A. 247 260) + -i- + -on. Definition of skyrmion in US English: skyrmion nounˈskəːmɪən Physics Originally: a hypothetical particle proposed by T. H. R. Skyrme (1922–87) as a means of modelling atomic nuclei. In later use also: a quasiparticle formed by a pointlike region around which the orientations of the surrounding magnetic dipole moments follow a vortex-like pattern. Origin 1970s. From the name of Tony H. R. Skyrme, British physicist, who described the concept in 1958 (in Proc. Royal Soc A. 247 260) + -i- + -on.
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