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Sidney Michael Dancoff (September 27, 1913 in
Philadelphia –
August 15, 1951 in Urbana, Illinois) was an
American theoretical physicist best
known for...
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method for many-body physics. As
Sidney Dancoff developed it
independently in 1950, it is now
called the Tamm-
Dancoff approximation. He was the
Nobel Laureate...
- theory. In 1948, he and his
students re-examined a 1939
paper by
Sidney Dancoff that attempted, but failed, to show that the
infinite quantities that arise...
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advisor Max Born
Doctoral students See list
David Bohm
Robert Christy Sidney Dancoff Leslie Foldy Stanley Frankel Willis Lamb
Harold Lewis Philip Morrison Arnold...
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emigrating to America. His work with
Sidney Dancoff led to the
publication of what is now
commonly called Dancoff's Law.
Quastler spent his
early career in...
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Taking and
driving away, a term for auto
theft under Scottish law Tamm–
Dancoff approximation, a
method used in many-body
theory Temporary duty ****ignment...
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collaborated with
Abraham Pais on
meson studies and
developed the Serber-
Dancoff method, a
refined technique for
analyzing strong coupling. He also consulted...
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sonar Sidereus Nuncius Sideslip angle Sidney Altman Sidney Coleman Sidney Dancoff Sidney Drell Sidney R.
Nagel Sidney Redner Siegbahn notation Siegfried...
- Einstein's
Unified Field Theory 1953
Derivation and
Renormalization of the Tamm-
Dancoff Equations 1953
Expectations from a
Unified Field Theory 1953
Unified Field...
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INEEL Point Design Studies,
August 25 –
September 3, 2004 Com****tion of
Dancoff Factors for Fuel
Elements Incorporating Randomly Packed TRISO Particles...
