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Nobel Laureates in Physics |
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Burton Richter / Samuel C. C. Ting (1976) • Philip Anderson / Nevill Mott / John van Vleck (1977) • Pyotr Kapitsa / Arno Penzias / Robert Wilson (1978) • Sheldon Glashow / Abdus Salam / Steven Weinberg (1979) • James Cronin / Val Fitch (1980) • Nicolaas Bloembergen / Arthur Schawlow / Kai Siegbahn (1981) • Kenneth G. Wilson (1982) • Subramanyan Chandrasekhar / William Fowler (1983) • Carlo Rubbia / Simon van der Meer (1984) • Klaus von Klitzing (1985) • Ernst Ruska / Gerd Binnig / Heinrich Rohrer (1986) • Johannes Bednorz / Karl Müller (1987) • Leon M. Lederman / Melvin Schwartz / Jack Steinberger (1988) • Norman Ramsey / Hans Dehmelt / Wolfgang Paul (1989) • Jerome Friedman / Henry Kendall / Richard E. Taylor (1990) • Pierre de Gennes (1991) • Georges Charpak (1992) • Russell Hulse / Joseph Taylor (1993) • Bertram Brockhouse / Clifford Shull (1994) • Martin Perl / Frederick Reines (1995) • D.Lee / Douglas D. Osheroff / Robert Richardson (1996) • Steven Chu / Claude Cohen-Tannoudji / William Phillips (1997) • Robert B. Laughlin / Horst Störmer / Daniel C. Tsui (1998) • Gerardus 't Hooft / Martinus J. G. Veltman (1999) • Zhores Alferov / Herbert Kroemer / Jack Kilby (2000)
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