Kern

Core may refer to:

Core ( surname), name of carrier, see there;
Atomic nucleus;
Core ( Archaeology ), in the pre- and early history of a piece of flint, are separated from the other pieces to continue using it;
Core ( hunter language ), in the hunter language when predators the inner part of the carcase without the bellows;
The Core - The inner core (2003), an American science fiction film, in which scientists travel to the Earth's core;
Zäpfel core, created by Otto Julius Bierbaum German counterpart to Pinocchio.

Geology, Geography:

Earth's core in geology, the term is also used for other planets and celestial bodies;
Center in the settlement geography;
Core ( Lohmar ) a hamlet in the Rhein- Sieg-Kreis;
Core ( Siegburg );
Core ( parish of St. Mary Churches ), town of St. Mary's Church at the house jerk, district Ried, Upper Austria
Kern County (California );
Kern River, River in California;
Kiel, Eckernförde, Rendsburg, Neumünster and Plön, the former technology - Region KERN in Schleswig -Holstein.

Biology:

Nucleus, the cell organelle that contains the genetic material;
Nucleus (CNS), a collection of nerve cell bodies in the white matter of the central nervous system;
The solid inner part of the fruit, see Fruit ( Botany);
Heartwood, inner, harder ( and economically valuable ) part of the tribe.

Astronomy:

Comet without its tail;
Galactic center of our own galaxy;
Active galactic nucleus, collectively, for certain astrophysical phenomena such as quasars, radio galaxies, Seyfert galaxies, LINER galaxies and BL Lac objects.

Mathematics:

Core ( mathematics), in algebra the core of a morphism;
In the geometry of a specific unbalanced body which is included in a quasi- body and the body of the quasi has a module structure. See affine translation plane;
Insichdichter core of a lot in the topology;
In the functional analysis of the core of an integral equation, see Integral Equation # definition;
Stochastic kernel in statistics and probability theory, a special mapping;
Epanechnikov kernel, in statistics, a special function;
Dirichlet kernel, in the statistics a special function.

Technology:

Reactor core at nuclear power plants;
The ferromagnetic core of an inductor or a transformer, see the iron core;
The inner part of a ground connection in the chemical art, see standard ground;
An introduced into a mold part, in casting an inner shape is to be achieved by, see mold # core;
Film core, a winding body in the film art;
Kernel ( operating system) ( and operating system kernel ), the central components of an operating system;
The processor core, the arithmetic unit of a processor, and a graphics chip.

Economy:

Kern AG (Mechanical Engineering) in Konolfingen;
Alfred Kern & fils, an Alsatian organ building company based in Strasbourg;
Kern & Co. AG, a former manufacturer of optical instruments specialized in Aarau;
Kern & Sohn, one founded in Germany in 1844 manufacturer of precision scales.

Authority:

Core competence center for nutrition in the department of the Bavarian State Ministry for Food, Agriculture and Forestry, Freising and Kulmbach