Giles

In physics, "Giles" typically refers to Giles' law, which describes how the electrical resistivity of a material changes with temperature. It states that as temperature increases, most materials' resistivity also increases, affecting how well they conduct electricity. This relationship is important for designing electronic devices and understanding material behavior under different thermal conditions. Giles' law helps engineers predict how materials will perform in real-world applications, ensuring reliability and safety in electronic and electrical systems.