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Haas effect

Haas-Effekt {m}audio

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de Haas-van Alphen effect <dHvA>

De-Haas-van-Alphen-Effekt {m}phys.

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blood oxygenation level dependent effect <BOLD effect>

BOLD-Effekt {m}MedTech.

quadratic electro-optic effect <QEO effect>

quadratischer elektrooptischer Effekt {m}optics

linear electro-optic effect <LEO effect>

linearer elektrooptischer Effekt {m}optics

Sunyaev-Zel'dovich effect <SZ effect>

Sunjajew-Seldowitsch-Effekt {m}astron.

colossal magnetoresistance effect <CMR effect>

kolossaler magnetoresistiver Effekt {m}electr.

CMR-Effekt {m}electr.

giant magnetoresistance effect <GMR effect>

GMR-Effekt {m}electr.

tunnel magnetoresistance effect <TMR effect>

Tunnelmagnetowiderstandseffekt {m} <TMR-Effekt> [auch: Tunnelmagnetwiderstandseffekt]electr.

mesomeric effect <M effect>

mesomerer Effekt {m} <M-Effekt>chem.

Mesomerie-Effekt {m} <M-Effekt>chem.

Mesomerieeffekt {m} <M-Effekt>chem.

electromeric effect <M effect>

mesomerer Effekt {m} <M-Effekt>chem.

Mesomerieeffekt {m} <M-Effekt>chem.

Mesomerie-Effekt {m} <M-Effekt>chem.

induction effect <I-effect>

Induktionswirkung {f}chem.phys.

alpha effect <α-effect>

Alpha-Effekt {m} <α-Effekt>chem.

resonance effect <M effect>

Mesomerieeffekt {m} <M-Effekt>chem.

mesomerer Effekt {m} <M-Effekt>chem.

Mesomerie-Effekt {m} <M-Effekt>chem.

induction effect <I effect>

Induktionseffekt {m} <I-Effekt>chem.phys.

• Because of the Haas effect an "additional" 15 milliseconds can be added to the delay time of the loudspeakers nearer the audience, so that the stage's wavefront reaches them first, to focus the audience's attention on the stage rather than the local loudspeaker.
• The occupation of the highest Landau level ranges from completely full to entirely empty, leading to oscillations in various electronic properties (see De Haas–Van Alphen effect and Shubnikov–de Haas effect).
• Shubnikov studied bismuth crystals with low impurity concentrations, and in cooperation with de Haas he discovered magnetoresistance oscillations at low temperatures in magnetic fields (the Shubnikov–de Haas effect).
• Because of the Haas effect, this technique allows audio engineers to use additional speaker systems placed away from the stage and still give the illusion that all sound originates from the stage.
• Wander Johannes de Haas (2 March 1878 – 26 April 1960) was a and . He is best known for the Shubnikov–de Haas effect, the De Haas–Van Alphen effect and the Einstein–de Haas effect.

• This principle is known as the Haas effect, a specific version of the precedence effect.
• The Haas effect was described in 1949 by Helmut Haas in his Ph.D. thesis. It is often equated with the underlying precedence effect.
• Such derived channel "decoders" may take advantage of the Haas effect, as well as audio cues inherent in the source channels.
• This takes advantage of the Haas effect - audio that is present in the front speakers but delayed in the surround speakers will have the psychoacoustic effect of emanating from the front of the sound stage.
• The two main experimental techniques are based either on the Barnett effect or the Einstein–de Haas effect. Experimental data for Fe, Co, Ni, and their alloys have been compiled.