Valery Fock (posthumous recognition context)

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Valery Fock was a prominent Soviet theoretical physicist known for fundamental contributions to quantum mechanics and quantum field theory, including the development of Fock space and the Hartree–Fock method.

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instanceOf Soviet physicist
human
theoretical physicist
areaOfInfluence atomic and molecular structure calculations
mathematical physics
quantum many-body theory
citizenship Soviet Union
contributedTo general relativity NERFINISHED
many-body quantum theory
quantum electrodynamics
relativistic quantum mechanics
second quantization formalism
countryOfCitizenship Soviet Union
developed Fock representation in quantum field theory
Fock space concept
Hartree–Fock approximation NERFINISHED
educatedAt Saint Petersburg State University NERFINISHED
employer Leningrad State University NERFINISHED
USSR Academy of Sciences NERFINISHED
familyName Fock NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork quantum field theory
quantum mechanics
theoretical physics
givenName Valery NERFINISHED
hasPosthumousRecognition Fock space named after him
Hartree–Fock method named in part after him
commemorated in histories of quantum theory
frequent citation in modern quantum mechanics textbooks
name used for Fock coordinates in general relativity
influenced development of modern quantum chemistry
mathematical formulation of quantum field theory
legacy eponymous concepts in physics and mathematics
foundational methods in quantum chemistry
standard tools in quantum field theory
memberOf Academy of Sciences of the USSR NERFINISHED
nativeLanguage Russian
notableIdea Fock space formalism for identical particles
self-consistent field method in atomic physics
notableWork Fock space NERFINISHED
Hartree–Fock method NERFINISHED
positionHeld head of theoretical physics department
professor of physics

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Pomeranchuk Prize hasNotableLaureate Valery Fock (posthumous recognition context)