Francis E. Low

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Francis E. Low was an American theoretical physicist known for his influential work in quantum field theory and particle physics, including contributions to renormalization and the development of key theorems.

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instanceOf American physicist
physicist
theoretical physicist
awardReceived National Medal of Science
birthDate 1921-10-27
conflict World War II
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 2007-02-16
doctoralAdvisor Edward Teller
educatedAt Columbia University
New York University
employer Massachusetts Institute of Technology
ethnicGroup Jewish Americans
surface form: Jewish American
familyName Low
fieldOfWork particle physics
quantum field theory
renormalization theory
theoretical physics
fullName Francis E. Low self-linksurface differs
surface form: Francis Eugene Low
genre scientific research
givenName Francis
hasAcademicDiscipline high-energy physics
nuclear physics
hasWork papers on quantum electrodynamics
papers on strong-interaction physics
influenced development of renormalization group methods in quantum field theory
influencedBy Murray Gell-Mann
Richard Feynman
knownFor Gell-Mann–Low theorem
surface form: Gell-Mann–Low renormalization group equation

Low’s soft-photon theorem
work on renormalization in quantum field theory
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf American Academy of Arts and Sciences
National Academy of Sciences
surface form: National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
notableStudent Kenneth Wilson
surface form: Kenneth G. Wilson
notableWork Gell-Mann–Low theorem
Low’s theorem
occupation university professor
placeOfBirth New York City
placeOfDeath Hingham, Massachusetts
positionHeld Institute Professor at MIT
provost of MIT
servedIn United States Army
sexOrGender male
taughtAt Center for Theoretical Physics
surface form: MIT Center for Theoretical Physics
workLocation Cambridge, Massachusetts

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Gell-Mann–Low theorem namedAfter Francis E. Low
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this entity surface form: Francis Eugene Low