GGG

GGG is an acronym that can refer to multiple topics, with no single universally recognized meaning. Its interpretation depends on the context in which it appears.

In science and technology, GGG most commonly denotes gadolinium gallium garnet, with the chemical formula Gd3Ga5O12. This cubic crystalline garnet is widely used as a substrate for epitaxial growth of other oxide films, such as yttrium iron garnet, due to its lattice compatibility and optical properties. GGG is also used as a model system in experiments on magnetism and solid-state physics.

Outside of science, GGG appears as an initialism for various organizations, projects, or works whose names begin with three words starting with the letter G. Because these uses are context-dependent, there is no single topic that can be assumed from the acronym alone. In many cases, the intended meaning can only be determined from accompanying information such as the field, organization, or region involved.

Disambiguation note: if you are seeking information on a specific GGG, providing additional context (for example, the domain or a full title) will help identify the correct topic.