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| In mathematical | physics, a spacetime manifold is globally hyperbolic |
| In string theory, a model used in theoretical | physics, a compact dimension is curled up in itself a |
| In condensed matter | physics a notable example is Ferromagnetism; in parti |
| In theoretical | physics, a preferred or privileged frame is usually a |
| In mathematical | physics, a null dust solution (sometimes called a nul |
| In quantum | physics, a monster is an arrangement of matter that h |
| In | physics, a chain of coupled baker's maps can be used |
| In particle | physics, a ghost condensate is a speculative proposal |
| In theoretical | physics, a local reference frame (local frame) refers |
| In | physics, a dyon is a hypothetical particle in 4-dimen |
| In theoretical | physics, a graviphoton (aka gravivector) is a hypothe |
| In particle | physics, a radiative process refers to one elementary |
| In theoretical | physics, a conformal family is an irreducible represe |
| In | physics, a time projection chamber (or TPC) is a part |
| In theoretical | physics, a singlet usually refers to a one-dimensiona |
| In theoretical | physics, a cascading gauge theory is a gauge theory w |
| of Conduction (a term knowingly borrowed from | physics): a type of structured free improvisation whe |
| In theoretical | physics, a bare particle is an excitation of an eleme |
| In | physics, a Majorana fermion is a fermion which is its |
| In particle | physics, a gaugino is the hypothetical superpartner o |
| In particle | physics, a glueball is a hypothetical composite parti |
| In theoretical | physics, a kugelblitz (German: "ball lightning") is a |
| In 2004, the Journal of Statistical | Physics, a scientific magazine about statistical mech |
| In theoretical | physics, a central charge is an operator Z that commu |
| ollaboration with the founder of nonextensive | physics, a founder of chaos theory, and two young com |
| Nuclear | Physics A |
| In theoretical | physics, a graviscalar (also known as a radion) is a |
| In theoretical | physics, a string background refers to the set of cla |
| In theoretical | physics, a Nielsen-Olesen vortex is a point-like obje |
| In theoretical | physics, a Penrose diagram (named for mathematical ph |
| The International Journal of Modern | Physics A is the first of a series of 5 journals publ |
| Physics A & AS Level | |
| nd co-authored nearly 100 scholarly papers on | Physics, a textbook on Physics, and two books on Stal |
| In | physics, a plasmaron is a quasiparticle arising in a |
| In theoretical | physics, a near-extremal black hole is a black hole w |
| Blackfoot | Physics: A Journey into the Native American Worldview |
| In experimental particle | physics, a particle detector is a device used to trac |
| In | physics, a one-loop Feynman diagram is a connected Fe |
| In particle | physics, a resonance is the peak located around a cer |
| In particle | physics, a vector boson is a boson with the spin quan |
| rschungsberichte (Research Reports in Nuclear | Physics), a classified internal reporting vehicle of |
| In mathematical | physics, a metric describes the arrangement of relati |
| In statistical | physics, a system is said to present quenched disorde |
| In | physics, a FASOR is an acronym for Frequency Addition |
| In | physics, a heterotic string is a peculiar mixture (or |
| In | physics, a neutral particle is a particle with no ele |
| In condensed matter | physics, a string-net is an extended object whose col |
| In particle | physics, a B-factory is a collider-based scientific m |
| In plasma | physics, A. M. Fridman predicted the existence of the |
| as manipulated, rotated, and spun to show the | physics abilities of the system. |
| his PhD at Stevens Institute of Technology in | Physics about a topic in General relativity in 1958. |
| n as Asymptotic Darkness - it posits that the | physics above the Planck scale is dominated by black |
| stars were first proposed, because in quantum | physics, absolute time is required; however, in gener |
| rth Sciences, Engineered Materials Abstracts, | Physics Abstracts, Reactions Citation Index, Science |
| The software is marketed by | Physics Academic Software. |
| omical Institute and Institute of Atmospheric | Physics, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic), |
| Along with other particle | physics accelerators, scientists had been using the S |
| Max Born, has become a classic work of modern | physics, according to the announcement of the condole |
| including radiation hydrodynamics and plasma | physics, accretion discs, the evolution of stars, the |
| He has also been Head of | Physics, Acting Head of Music, and Associate Director |
| Building Engineering | Physics addresses several different areas in building |
| aught at UP (Pitt) since 1958 as Professor of | Physics, Adjunct Prof. of Chemistry, Adjunct Prof. of |
| Physics Advanced Placement (AP) | |
| ed Placement Music Theory, Advanced Placement | Physics, Advanced Placement Spanish, Advanced Placeme |
| Professor Distler was a member of arXiv's | physics advisory board. |
| ly in mathematics, and thereafter theoretical | physics, aesthetics, history of ideas and astronomy. |
| it was finally awarded the title Professor of | Physics after the Encyclopedia of Applied Physics com |
| ring in Stuttgart, but changed to engineering | physics after a semester. |
| xt ten years living in a kibbutz and studying | physics, agronomy, theology, and theatre. |
| ight Galaxies Dark Matters (Masters of Modern | Physics), AIP Press, 1996, ISBN 1-56396-231-4 |
| pedia 2003 and Gundam Officials, the Minovsky | Physics all started from the invention of the then he |
| It provides a gamemode which includes | physics allowing for better air-control, rebalanced w |
| The application of Building Engineering | Physics allows the construction and renovation of hig |
| The Abdus Salam Chair in | Physics, also known as Salam Chair in Physics, is an |
| ed in fluid dynamics, optics and mathematical | physics; also discovered Stokes' theorem |
| r and UC Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space | Physics also made extensive application of the Thekae |
| omplutense University in 1968, while studying | physics, although he had already carried out other ci |
| nager he moved to Madrid to study a degree in | physics, although soon after his graduation he devote |
| tern Mysticism and the Alleged Parallels with | Physics, American Journal of Physics, 57, no. 8, 687- |
| cognitive science, psychology, economics and | physics, among many others. |
| Survey; Judith Young (1952), Ph.D. cosmic-ray | physics, an astronomer at the University of Massachus |
| rschungsberichte (Research Reports in Nuclear | Physics), an internal publication of the German Uranv |
| ditor-in-chief of the Living Reviews in Solar | Physics, an online review journal for solar physics a |
| In solid-state | physics, an orientational glass is a molecular solid |
| rschungsberichte (Research Reports in Nuclear | Physics), an internal publication of the German Uranv |
| rschungsberichte (Research Reports in Nuclear | Physics), an internal publication of the German Uranv |
| The outlines of | physics: an elementary text-book (New York : Macmilla |
| The Ideas of Particle | Physics: An Introduction for Scientists, 3rd ed. |
| In | physics, an empirical formula is a mathematical equat |
| Applications include astronomy, solar | physics, analysis of plasmas in nuclear fusion experi |
| Green developed and managed the Space | Physics Analysis Network (SPAN) that provided interna |
| n an advanced data acquisition and subsequent | physics analysis that allows final statements to be m |
| British Literature, Themes in Literature, | Physics, Anatomy and Physiology, American Government |
| Glimpsing Reality: Ideas in | Physics and the Link to Biology, 1996, with Paul Buck |
| e with University of Victoria's Department of | Physics and Astronomy, in Victoria, British Columbia. |
| in the areas of physical chemistry, chemical | physics and biophysical chemistry. |
| 68 the Dannie Heineman Prize for mathematical | physics and received an honorary doctorate from the U |
| He studied | physics and mathematics at the University of St. Pete |
| theory and dynamics of elementary processes, | physics and chemistry of solids, structure and proper |
| He was head of | Physics and Chemistry of Solids, Cavendish Laboratory |
| S (born 18 August 1923) is an expert on cloud | physics and former Director of the UK Meteorological |
| His research concerns the | physics and engineering of carbon-based semiconductor |
| those are held in nearby buildings, typically | Physics and Electrical Engineering. |
| nly for undergraduate education, particularly | physics and mathematics. |
| search of the National Bureau of Standards A: | Physics and Chemistry, volume 67A, issue 2, pages 153 |
| ally in nuclear medicine, geophysics, nuclear | physics, and environmental measurements. |
| theory of relativity was strictly limited to | physics, and its correctness has been thoroughly veri |
| Rachum was programming simulations in | Physics and Game Theory and was frustrated by the amo |
| ined as "Theory and Computation in Chemistry, | Physics, and Molecular Biology". |
| the country's leading centers for research in | Physics and Nuclear Engineering and technology. |
| In 1858 he was appointed professor of | physics and director of the observatory at Bern. |
| He taught | Physics and Logic in the College of Coqueret from 151 |
| s under the faculty of Science - Mathematics, | Physics and Instrumentation, Chemistry, Botany and Zo |
| nors) in engineering sciences, a 1974 M.S. in | physics, and a 1975 M.A. in mathematics. |
| See also Spicule (solar | physics) and Spicule. |
| gy (Caltech), where he is also a professor of | physics and applied physics, as well as (since 1995) |
| tunities at the intersection of Astronomy and | Physics and has help shape science investment in the |
| graduated with a first class honors Degree in | Physics, and then a first class honors Masters in Nuc |
| grees, including Ph.D. programs in chemistry, | physics, and zoology, and has an enrollment of around |
| within the vadose zone is studied within soil | physics and hydrology, particularly hydrogeology, and |
| mous kinswoman, Laura Bassi, was professor of | physics and it is to her influence that his scientifi |
| He studied | physics and the violin and was offered a scholarship |
| Matter as described by conventional | physics and chemistry |
| In | physics and chemistry and related fields, a kinetic s |
| iated with Arago in researches on terrestrial | physics, and was for some years president of the Acad |
| 1972 D.Sc. in | physics and mathematics |
| PAEC and International Center for Theoretical | Physics, and also participated with the projects led |
| a, where he conducted research in solid-state | physics and created a science museum. |
| al Institute from Tiraspol, the department of | physics and mathematics. |
| r who has carried out research in solid state | physics and the foundation of quantum theory. |
| a, where he was Mary Amanda Wood professor of | physics(1998-2009) and chair of the Department of Phy |
| d be an instructor of chemistry, mathematics, | physics and the natural history of the world. |
| It's considered one of the best | Physics and Nuclear Engineering study centres of Amer |
| r of McMaster Hall, home to the Department of | Physics and Astronomy. |
| the Department of Space Science (later Space | Physics and Astronomy) and the Department of Electric |
| currently the Ogden Professor of Fundamental | Physics and Director of the Institute for Computation |
| Patriotic War in 1941 worked as a high school | physics and math teacher. |
| t and supervised graduate students in nuclear | physics, and from 2000 to the present in disarmament |
| rimarily with paradoxes and misconceptions in | physics and astronomy. |
| mouth, where he took A-levels in mathematics, | physics and art, followed by the University of Readin |
| He studied chemistry, | physics and chemical technology at the University of |
| 1975 Bachelor of Arts degree in | physics and Russian language, Rice University, Housto |
| PoS currently includes only conferences in | physics and astrophysics, but is intended to accommod |
| o graduate school for nine months training in | physics and general meteorology at the University of |
| phasis on the interaction of modern trends in | physics and their applications in current technologic |
| His specialties were solar | physics and radioastronomy. |
| and its applications to high energy particle | physics and cosmology. |
| lizing in materials science, condensed-matter | physics and computational science. |
| the Technical High School in Munich and then | physics and astronomy at the University of Munich. |
| sia's largest research centers specialized in | physics and technology. |
| Lee received an A.B. in | Physics and an Sc. |
| 1957) and postgraduate of Moscow Institute of | Physics and Technology (1962). |
| He is a professor of | physics and electrical engineering at the University |
| Science, including Mathematics, | Physics and Chemistry |
| age acquired great proficiency in languages, | physics, and theology. |
| as the recipient of the 1983/84 Wolf Prize in | Physics, and was inducted into the National Inventors |
| niversity of British Columbia's Department of | Physics and Astronomy in Vancouver, British Columbia. |
| He graduated in | physics and astronomy with a B.Sc (Hons) (First class |
| M. J. Aitken - | Physics and Archaeology. |
| controversially, he closed the Departments of | Physics and Chemistry, and oversaw the award of an ho |
| In 1912, he was elected as Dean of the | Physics and Mathematics Department of Kharkiv Univers |
| will house Chemistry, Microbiology, Biology, | Physics and General Science laboratories on the first |
| Ricky J. Sethi received his B.S. in | Physics and Neurobiology from the University of Calif |
| sity of Copenhagen in 1965 with a Magister in | physics and became a lecturer in sociology in 1972. |
| iated with many developments in Semiconductor | Physics and applications of terahertz radiation. |
| Department of Medical | Physics and Radiotherapy |
| ame building are the Institute of Atmospheric | Physics and the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute. |
| s are in algebraic structures in mathematical | physics and their applications, especially combinator |
| Murray gained a First Class Honours degree in | Physics and Computer Science from the University of W |
| The field is closely related to atomic | physics and overlaps greatly with theoretical chemist |
| He later studied nuclear | physics and worked in a particle accelerator laborato |
| red on the second Tuesday of the month by the | Physics and Astronomy department |
| Further, under the auspices of the Cloud | Physics and Severe Weather Research Section of Enviro |
| lues for ε and µ can exist within the laws of | physics, and that these substances have some properti |
| d equations of the Standard Model of particle | physics, and it is involved in processes that violate |
| His specialization was in | physics and mathematics. |
| enter of the developing disciplines of atomic | physics and quantum physics. |
| ul Bagh”.The very next year degree courses in | Physics and Economics were introduced. |
| epreneur he founded the Berghof Laboratory of | Physics and Technology in 1966, re-organised in 2003 |
| erck Index, the CRC Handbook of Chemistry and | Physics, and Lange's Handbook of Chemistry. |
| rship by special appointment in the School of | Physics and Astronomy at Tel Aviv University. |
| It is concerned with condensed matter | physics and its applications, particularly solid stat |
| symmetry conjecture, an issue in theoretical | physics and mathematics. |
| eoretical astronomer and expert in history of | physics and mathematics. |
| of Texas at Dallas as a visiting professor of | physics and of mathematics and science education. |
| ersity of Singapore) in 1968 as a Lecturer in | Physics and served first as Vice-Dean and then as Dea |
| rsion primarily concern the fields of surface | physics and plasma physics. |
| Samsom specialised in nuclear | physics and became a level three radiation expert. |
| croscopy) and the Center for Condensed Matter | Physics and Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of |
| Biology, Calculus, English Literature, Latin, | Physics, and Spanish. |
| In | physics and psychology, researchers included a term f |
| s an approximation method in condensed matter | physics and in nuclear physics. |
| Wyse is currently a professor in the | physics and astronomy department at Johns Hopkins Uni |
| ch diverse fields as nonlinear optics, plasma | physics, and ocean, atmospheric, and planetary scienc |
| n performing fun experiments involving simple | physics and chemistry. |
| known for his contributions to semiconductor | physics and spintronics including the Rashba effect. |
| Institute “for contributions to mathematical | physics and early creative combinations of analysis a |
| Van Dalen studied mathematics and | physics and astronomy at the University of Amsterdam. |
| Michael H. Whitworth, | Physics and the Literary Community, 1905-1939, unpubl |
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