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Au or AU may refer to:

  • Absorbance Units (AU), in spectroscopy, a logarithmic scale of relative absorption of a given wavelength of light
  • Astronomical unit (AU, au, a.u., or ua), a unit of length approximately equal to the distance between the Earth and the Sun
  • Atomic units (au), a system of measurement units based on fundamental atomic properties
  • The chemical symbol of Gold (Au)

  • .au Internet country code top-level domain for Australia
  • au file format, Sun Microsystems' audio format
  • Audio Units plug-in programming interface from Apple Computer

Au or Aue is an old Germanic word for stream, larger rivulet, or smaller river, a cognate of several rivers Aa and with Å in Swedish. Therefore, Au or Aue (earlier Old High German ouw(i)a or MHG ouwe, owe) are used in connection with the names of many towns and places. Related are territories, named Gau or Gaue.

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