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instanceOf
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American physicist
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academic
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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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James Clerk Maxwell Prize for Plasma Physics
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coAuthor
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Martin David Kruskal
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surface form: "Martin D. Kruskal"
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countryOfCitizenship
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United States of America
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dateOfBirth
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1929-01-04
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dateOfDeath
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2018-01-31
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educatedAt
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City College of New York
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University of Michigan
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employer
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Bell Telephone Laboratories
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Princeton University
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Rutgers University
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ethnicGroup
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Jewish American
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fieldOfWork
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computational fluid dynamics
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nonlinear dynamics
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physics
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plasma physics
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scientific visualization
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hasResearchInterest
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computational physics
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nonlinear wave equations
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solitons
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turbulence
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vortex dynamics
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influenced
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computational fluid dynamics community
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development of soliton theory
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influencedBy
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Enrico Fermi
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John von Neumann
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knownFor
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Fermi–Pasta–Ulam–Tsingou problem studies
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Korteweg–de Vries equation numerical experiments
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coining the term soliton
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discovery of solitons in nonlinear wave equations
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languageOfWorkOrName
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English
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memberOf
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American Physical Society
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notableStudent
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Robert Krasny
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notableWork
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Computer experiments on classical fluids
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Interaction of solitons in a collisionless plasma and the recurrence of initial states
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occupation
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research scientist
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university professor
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placeOfBirth
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Brooklyn
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New York City
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placeOfDeath
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Boulder, Colorado
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surface form: "Boulder"
Colorado
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sexOrGender
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male
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workLocation
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New Jersey, United States
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surface form: "New Jersey"
Princeton
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