Philip Anderson
Also known as P. W. Anderson, P. Anderson, Philip Warren Anderson
Amerikaans natuurkundige (1923–2020)
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Philip W. Anderson was an American physicist who made groundbreaking contributions to understanding how electrons behave in materials, work that fundamentally advanced the field of condensed matter physics. His discoveries helped explain important properties of metals, semiconductors, and magnetic materials, earning him the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1977 and establishing him as one of the most influential physicists of the 20th century.
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- Career in Theoretical Physics, A. World Scientific Series in 20th Century Physics, Volume 35
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- A preliminary analysis of differential characteristics between high and low mobile medical school faculty
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Philip Warren Anderson (Indianapolis, 13 december 1923 – Princeton (New Jersey), 29 maart 2020) was een Amerikaans natuurkundige die in 1977 samen met Nevill Mott en John van Vleck de Nobelprijs voor Natuurkunde ontving voor "hun fundamentele theoretische onderzoek naar de elektronische structuur van magnetische en ongeordende systemen". Anderson heeft onder meer bijgedragen aan de theorie van , antiferromagnetisme en supergeleiding bij hoge temperaturen.
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