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Leon Rosenfeld letter to F.J. Belinfante, 24-August-1972
No full textLeon Rosenfeld was a close collaborator of Niels Bohr's, with whom both Hugh Everett and John Wheeler discussed Everett's work. After the initial debate with Bohr and his collaborators, during which nether side was convinced of the other's position, Rosenfeld took the role of defender of the faith. In a series of letters to various physicists, Rosenfeld harshly criticized Everett and his work. F. J. Belinfante was a physicist at Purdue university. In 1972, he and Rosenfeld had an extended correspondence concerning the foundations of quantum mechanics, including discussions of both Everett and Leslie Ballentine, another physicist working on the foundations of quantum mechanics. (The present archive only contains Rosenfeld's replies to Belinfante.) This is the third letter in the series. Here Rosenfeld again objects to Belinfante's attempts to reconstruct Everett favorably, claiming that the reduction of the wave function is absolutely essential to the foundations of the theory.This document is a reproduction of a document found in the Niels Bohr Archive
Leon Rosenfeld letter to F.J. Belinfante, 24-July-1972
No full textLeon Rosenfeld was a close collaborator of Niels Bohr's, with whom both Hugh Everett and John Wheeler discussed Everett's work. After the initial debate with Bohr and his collaborators, during which nether side was convinced of the other's position, Rosenfeld took the role of defender of the faith. In a series of letters to various physicists, Rosenfeld harshly criticized Everett and his work. F. J. Belinfante was a physicist at Purdue university. In 1972, he and Rosenfeld had an extended correspondence concerning the foundations of quantum mechanics, including discussions of both Everett and Leslie Ballentine, another physicist working on the foundations of quantum mechanics. (The present archive only contains Rosenfeld's replies to Belinfante.) This is the second letter in the series. Here Rosenfeld objects to Belinfante's attempts to reconstruct Everett favorably.This document is a reproduction of a document found in the Niels Bohr Archive
Leon Rosenfeld letter to F.J. Belinfante, 12-October-1972
No full textLeon Rosenfeld was a close collaborator of Niels Bohr's, with whom both Hugh Everett and John Wheeler discussed Everett's work. After the initial debate with Bohr and his collaborators, during which nether side was convinced of the other's position, Rosenfeld took the role of defender of the faith. In a series of letters to various physicists, Rosenfeld harshly criticized Everett and his work. F. J. Belinfante was a physicist at Purdue university. In 1972, he and Rosenfeld had an extended correspondence concerning the foundations of quantum mechanics, including discussions of both Everett and Leslie Ballentine, another physicist working on the foundations of quantum mechanics. (The present archive only contains Rosenfeld's replies to Belinfante.) This is the fourth letter in the series. Rosenfeld apologizes for not replying to a previous letter, but defers further comments.This document is a reproduction of a document found in the Niels Bohr Archive
Leon Rosenfeld letter to F.J. Belinfante 22-June-1972
No full textLeon Rosenfeld was a close collaborator of Niels Bohr's, with whom both Hugh Everett and John Wheeler discussed Everett's work. After the initial debate with Bohr and his collaborators, during which nether side was convinced of the other's position, Rosenfeld took the role of defender of the faith. In a series of letters to various physicists, Rosenfeld harshly criticized Everett and his work. F. J. Belinfante was a physicist at Purdue university. In 1972, he and Rosenfeld had an extended correspondence concerning the foundations of quantum mechanics, including discussions of both Everett and Leslie Ballentine, another physicist working on the foundations of quantum mechanics. (The present archive only contains Rosenfeld's replies to Belinfante.) This is the first letter in the series. Everett is mentioned and dismissed; in later letters, Rosenfeld objects to Belinfante's attempts to reconstruct Everett favorably.This document is a reproduction of a document found in the Niels Bohr Archive
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Michael J. Rosenfeld: Online Social Networks, Relationships, and COVID-19
No full textThis presentation was made by Michael Rosenfeld, Stanford University. The presentation’s title is: “Online Social Networks, Relationships, and COVID-19"
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Michael J. Rosenfeld: Redes Sociales Online, Relaciones y COVID-19
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Esta presentación fue realizada por Michael Rosenfeld, Stanford University. El título de la presentación es: "Redes Sociales Online, Relaciones y COVID-19."
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Cada mes, el equipo de Information Commons de COVID (junto con el Northeast Big Data Innovation Hub) reúne a un grupo de investigadores que estudian diversos aspectos de la pandemia actual, para compartir sus investigaciones y responder preguntas de nuestra comunidad. Los eventos muestran los esfuerzos continuos de los científicos en la lucha contra el COVID-19, incluyendo oportunidades de colaboración
Selected Papers of Léon Rosenfeld, R. S. Cohen et J. J. Stachel eds.
No full textSelected Papers of Léon Rosenfeld, R. S. Cohen et J. J. Stachel eds.. In: Revue d'histoire des sciences, tome 34, n°1, 1981. pp. 72-74
Selected Papers of Léon Rosenfeld, R. S. Cohen et J. J. Stachel eds.
No full textSelected Papers of Léon Rosenfeld, R. S. Cohen et J. J. Stachel eds.. In: Revue d'histoire des sciences, tome 34, n°1, 1981. pp. 72-74
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Michael J. Rosenfeld: Déduire et contrôler la propagation mondiale du Corona-Virus avec des modèles graphiques des réseaux sociaux en ligne, des relations et du COVID-19
No full textCette présentation a été faite par Michael J. Rosenfeld. Le titre de la présentation est: “Déduire et contrôler la propagation mondiale du Corona-Virus avec des modèles graphiques des réseaux sociaux en ligne, des relations et du COVID-19.”
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Chaque mois, l'équipe COVID Information Commons (avec le Northeast Big Data Innovation Hub) rassemble un groupe de chercheurs étudiant de nombreux aspects de la pandémie actuelle, pour partager leurs recherches et répondre aux questions de notre communauté. Ces événements mettent en valeur les efforts continus des scientifiques dans la lutte contre le COVID-19, notamment les opportunités de collaboration
De correspondentie tussen Willem van Oranje en Jan van Nassau, 1578-1584, ed. J. H. Kluiver
No full textRosenfeld Paul. De correspondentie tussen Willem van Oranje en Jan van Nassau, 1578-1584, ed. J. H. Kluiver. In: Revue belge de philologie et d'histoire, tome 67, fasc. 4, 1989. Histoire - Geschiedenis. pp. 860-862
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