Lev Okun
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Lev Okun was a prominent Soviet theoretical physicist known for his influential work in particle physics and contributions to the understanding of quarks, weak interactions, and the foundations of quantum field theory.
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| instanceOf |
Soviet physicist
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human → theoretical physicist → |
| areaOfInfluence |
Soviet school of particle physics
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| awardReceived |
Landau Prize
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Sakharov Prize → USSR State Prize → |
| citizenship |
Russia
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Soviet Union → |
| countryOfCitizenship |
Russia
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Soviet Union → |
| educatedAt |
Moscow State University
NERFINISHED
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| employer |
Institute for Theoretical and Experimental Physics
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Moscow Engineering Physics Institute NERFINISHED → |
| familyName |
Okun
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| fieldOfWork |
particle physics
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quantum field theory → quark physics → theoretical physics → weak interactions → |
| genre |
popular science
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scientific literature → |
| givenName |
Lev
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| hasResearchInterest |
elementary particles
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gauge theories → standard model of particle physics → |
| influenced |
later generations of particle physicists
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| influencedBy |
Lev Landau
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Pyotr Kapitsa → |
| languageOfWorkOrName |
Russian
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| memberOf |
Russian Academy of Sciences
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USSR Academy of Sciences → |
| nativeLanguage |
Russian
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| notableIdea |
Okun mass definition discussions
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conceptual analysis of quarks → interpretation of weak interactions → |
| notableStudent |
various Soviet particle physicists
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| notableWork |
contributions to quantum field theory foundations
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popular science books on physics → textbooks on particle physics → work on quark model → work on weak interactions → |
| occupation |
physicist
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university teacher → |
| residence |
Moscow
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| sexOrGender |
male
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| workLocation |
Moscow
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Referenced by (1)
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Max Planck Medal
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