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...reer has been devoted to [[astrophysics]], [[plasma physics]], and [[solar physics]], but Sturrock is interrested in other fields, including [[ufology]], [[sc ...to a fellowship at St John's in 1952. He then pursued work on [[electron]] physics at the [[Cavendish Laboratory]], followed by stints at Cambridge, the [[Nat

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...e shift from [[Isaac Newton|Newtonian]] to [[Albert Einstein|Einsteinian]] physics, as well as the shift from pre-[[Charles Darwin|Darwinian]] to post-Darwini ...for a thesis concerned an application of quantum mechanics to solid state physics. From 1948 until 1956 he taught a course in the history of science at Harva

...na. Towards this end, physical chemistry draws heavily on principles of [[physics]] and [[mathematics]]. Physical chemistry is comprised of three key areas ...ls science]]. [[Physical chemistry]] now strongly overlaps with [[chemical physics]].

...n 1817 where he set up a medical practice, Savart spent more time studying physics than treating patients. He became fascinated with a study of the acoustics ...at the Collège de France, becoming a professor of general and experimental physics in 1836 there to succeed Ampère. He continued to hold this position until

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'''Physics''' (from the Greek ''physikos,'' nature) is the [[science]] of nature at it == Key Areas of Physics ==

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...peaking, it refers to [[dynamical system]]s which have a [[critical point (physics)|critical point]] as an [[attractor]], resulting in the natural evolution o ...ermodynamics|non-equilibrium]] systems with extended [[degrees of freedom (physics and chemistry)|degrees of freedom]] and a high level of [[nonlinearity]].

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...theory of wave propagation in fluids. He received the [[Nobel Prize]] for physics in 1904 for his successful isolation of [[argon]], a [[noble]] gas appearin ...1877&ndash;78. He served as the second Cavendish professor of experimental physics (1879&ndash;84) at Cambridge, succeeding Maxwell. Succeeding [[Tyndall]], h

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