Julian Seymour Schwinger
- Prize
- Nobel Prize in Physics — 1965for their fundamental work in quantum electrodynamics, with deep-ploughing consequences for the physics of elementary particles
- Citizenship
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United States - Languages
- English
- date of birth
- 2/12/1918
- place of birth
- New York City
- date of death
- 7/16/1994
- place of death
- Los Angeles
- Lived
- 76 years
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- educated at
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- Columbia University
- academic degree: Doctor of Philosophy
- end time: 1939
- City College of New York
- Townsend Harris High School
- Columbia University
- doctoral student
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- Sheldon Glashow
- end time: 1959
- Roy J. Glauber
- end time: 1949
- Richard Arnowitt
- end time: 1953
- Daniel J. Kleitman
- end time: 1958
- Julian Calvert Eisenstein
- Julian Keilson
- Eugen Merzbacher
- Jeremy Bernstein
- Margaret G. Kivelson
- Roger G. Newton
- Stanley Deser
- Bryce DeWitt
- David George Boulware
- Michael Lieber
- Raphael Friedman Aronson
- Robert N. Thorn
- Alfred Franz Radkowski
- Roger Edge Clapp
- A. Charles Zemach
- Norman J Morgenstern Horing
- Sam Edwards
- Kenneth Case
- Fritz Rohrlich
- Paul C. Martin
- Kimball Milton
- Asım Yıldız
- Tung-Mow Yan
- Bruce H. McCormick
- Bernard Lippmann
- John V. Breakwell
- Lawrence Paul Horwitz
- David Feldman
- Malcolm Brachman
- Shau-Jin Chang
- Melville Clark
- Marshall Baker
- Charles M. Sommerfield
- Raymond F. Sawyer
- Harold Weitzner
- Edward Yao
- Stephen Robert Barone
- Wu Yang Tsai
- Bertram J. Malenka
- Roger Ben Lazarus
- Gregg Wilensky
- Kalyana Thipperudraiah Mahanthappa
- David Dexter Lynch
- Robert Barnett Raphael
- Hwa-Tung Nieh
- David S. Falk
- Charles Warner
- Richard John Ivanetich
- Robert Lee Warnock
- Stanley Jay Engelsberg
- Joseph Vernon Lepore
- Adolph Stern
- Pradip Manharlal Bakshi
- Lester Leroy DeRaad
- Lai-him Chan
- Alain Phares
- Maurice Neuman
- Walter Wilcox
- Luis F. Urrutia
- Kenneth A. Johnson
- Abraham Klein
- Ben Roy Mottelson
- Sheldon Glashow
- occupation
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- physicist
- university teacher
- mathematician
- nuclear physicist
- non-fiction writer
- theoretical physicist
- notable work
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- Schwinger effect
- Schwinger boson
- Schwinger–Dyson equation
- Schwinger's quantum action principle
- Schwinger limit
- Schwinger model
- KMS state
- Schwinger variational principle
- Schwinger function
- Schwinger parametrization
- Lippmann–Schwinger equation
- Rarita–Schwinger equation
- member of
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- American Association for the Advancement of Science
- National Academy of Sciences
- American Academy of Arts and Sciences
- American Physical Society
- field of work
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- quantum electrodynamics
- employer
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- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Harvard University
- Purdue University
- University of California, Berkeley
- University of California, Los Angeles