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Portrait of Lawrence Krauss
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A researcher in stellar dynamics and coauthor of The linear response of stellar systems does not diverge at marginal stability by Chris Hamilton and Tobias Heinemann.
Portrait of Saul Teukolsky in 1975
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Portrait of James M. Bardeen in 1980
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With Charles Kittel, he calculated conduction-electron-mediated exchange between nuclear magnetic moments. His later research included neutron stars. Columbia's account of his career also recalls his enthusiasm for order-of-magnitude teaching.[ref]
https://fas.columbia.edu/news/memoriam-professor-mal-ruderman. Columbia University, In Memoriam: Professor Mal Ruderman, 25 July 2024
A physicist researching physical cosmology at Princeton University.[ref]
Professional profile of P. James Peebles (phy.princeton.edu). Independent professional identity
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Portrait of Jim Peebles
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A physicist researching gravitational waves.[ref]
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A physicist researching gravitational waves.[ref]
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A physicist researching gravitational waves.[ref]
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A physicist researching the cosmic microwave background.[ref]
Nobelist George Smoot, whose satellite experiments validated the Big Bang theory, dies at 80 by Robert Sanders. Independent professional identity
Portrait of George Smoot
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A physicist and department chair at the University of California, Irvine.[ref]
A Message from the Chair by Manoj Kaplinghat. Independent professional identity
A plasma physicist whose work at Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory focused on fusion research.[ref]
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A physicist.[ref]
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A physicist.[ref]
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Portrait of Edward Victor Appleton
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Physicist and electrical engineer.[ref]
https://www.physics.harvard.edu/people/facpages/horowitz. Independent professional profile
A physicist.[ref]
https://www.gepris-historisch.dfg.de/person/5113923. Independent biographical identity and professional specialization
A physicist.[ref]
https://osiris.df.unipi.it/~rossi/Pacini%20Domenico.pdf. Independent biographical identity and professional specialization
Portrait of Domenico Pacini
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A physicist.[ref]
https://www.oeaw.ac.at/gedenkbuch/personen/a-h/victor-hess/. Independent biographical identity and professional specialization
The Hess cosmic-ray balloon experiment examines how measured air ionization changes with altitude. Inferring an extraterrestrial source requires separating that signal from the detector response and from radiation associated with the ground.
Portrait of Victor Hess
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A physicist.[ref]
https://www.unipd.it/en/contatti/alessandro.deangelis. Independent biographical identity and professional specialization
A physicist.[ref]
https://www.physik.tu-darmstadt.de/der_fachbereich/ueber_den_fachbereich_physik/kunst_am_fachbereich_physik/funkenkammer/index.en.jsp. Independent biographical identity and professional specialization
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