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instanceOf
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Nobel laureate in Physics
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human
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philosopher of science
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physicist
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academicDegree
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PhD in physics
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awardReceived
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National Medal of Science
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Nobel Prize in Physics
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Rumford Prize
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causeOfDeath
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suicide
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countryOfCitizenship
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United States of America
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dateOfBirth
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1882-04-21
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dateOfDeath
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1961-08-20
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doctoralAdvisor
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Wallace Clement Sabine
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doctoralStudent
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Edward Mills Purcell
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John Hasbrouck Van Vleck
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educatedAt
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Harvard University
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employer
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Harvard University
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familyName
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Bridgman
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fieldOfWork
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high-pressure physics
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philosophy of science
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physics
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givenName
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Percy
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influenced
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behaviorism
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logical positivism
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philosophy of science in the 20th century
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influencedBy
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Albert Einstein
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William James
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knownFor
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Bridgman seal
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development of operationalism
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pioneering work in high-pressure physics
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languageOfWorkOrName
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English
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memberOf
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American Academy of Arts and Sciences
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American Philosophical Society
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National Academy of Sciences (United States)
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middleName
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Williams
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notableWork
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Reflections of a Physicist
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The Intelligent Individual and Society
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The Logic of Modern Physics
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The Nature of Physical Theory
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philosophicalSchool
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operationalism
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placeOfBirth
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Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
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placeOfDeath
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Randolph, New Hampshire, United States
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positionHeld
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Hollis Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy at Harvard University
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residence
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Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
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sexOrGender
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male
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workFocus
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experimental techniques for generating very high pressures
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properties of materials under extreme pressure
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workLocation
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Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
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