Budapest / New York / Paris / Oxford / Berlin / Quantum mechanics / Vienna / /
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Annals / Plenum Press / Leo Szillard / Clarendon Press / Princeton University Press / Chicago Metallurgical Laboratory / Wigner / Enrico Fermi / /
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Switzerland / Germany / Jordan / United States / /
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Business Partnership / Bankruptcy / /
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Princeton University / Laboratory of Physical Chemistry / Chicago Metallurgical Laboratory / /
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macroscopic systems / chemical engineering / open quantum systems / nuclear energy / quantum systems / irreducible law / to strictly closed systems / molecular quantum systems / physical systems / /
OperatingSystem
Fermi / /
Organization
Laboratory of Physical Chemistry / Princeton University / Atomic Energy Agency / Universität Konstanz / Royal Society / Technische Hochschule in Berlin / New York Academy of Science / /
Person
Johann von Neumann / Michael Polanyi / Physik / Arthur Wightman / Leo Szillard / Paul Adrien Maurice Dirac / John von Neumann / Michael Esfeld / Edmond Bauer / Eugene Paul Wigner / Hans Daniel Jensen / Marie Goeppert-Mayer / Eugene Paul Wigner Jenö Pál Wigner / Fritz London / /
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Professor of Mathematical Physics / schematic model / Scientist / problematic model / model / director of the theoretical section / measurement model / distinguished engineer and scientist / model for the measuring process All / /
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New York / /
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Philosophical Magazine / International Journal of Theoretical Physics / Annals of Mathematics / Proceedings of the Royal Society / American Journal of Physics / /
A Critical Review of Wigner’s Work on the Conceptual Foundations of Quantum Theory 1 Hans Primas 2 and Michael Esfeld 3 Introduction Background of Eugene Paul Wigner