File 28 - Particle/Quantum Physics - Science - Physics/Cosmology

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Particle/Quantum Physics - Science - Physics/Cosmology

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Contents of an envelope labelled 'Particle/Quantum Physics - Science - Physics/Cosmology'. Includes:
-photocopy published article 'The curtain falls on quantum physics: mathematicians unravel the mysteries of the Universe (1)/Der Weg in die göttliche Falle' by Rolf Niemann raum&zeit 63/93
-cutting 'Fusion experiment sets 5.6-million watt record', Times 11 Dec 1993
-cutting 'Profile: Murray Gell-Mann: The Lonely Odysseus of Particle Physics', Scientific American, Mar 1992, annotated
-cutting 'Quantum Chaos', Scientific American, Jan 1992, annotated
-manuscript notes relating to John's GCSE and A-Level subjects [CLOSED]
-cutting '£1bn machine to seek the source of gravitation'
-cutting 'Rival scientists decide universe is composed of 3 types of matter', 13 Oct 1989
-cutting 'Physics takes a step, leaves a mess', The New York Times, 15 Oct 1989, annotated
-cutting 'Rebirth of the universe', Observer 25 Jun 1989
-cutting 'The $2 Billion hole', Time, 1 Nov 1993
-cutting 'Supercollider stands at the frontier of science', 4 Apr 1990
-cutting 'Basic particle created in test of accelerator', The New York Times, 13 Apr 1989
-cutting 'A colossal collision course', Time, 17 Jul 1989
-cutting 'The ultimate quest', Time 16 Apr 1990

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  • German

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