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Kagaku bunmei to sozosei (Yukawa Hideki chosakushu) (Japanese Edition) by Hideki Yukawa, 1989 Yukawa Hideki to Tomonaga Shinichiro =: Hideki Yukawa and Shinichirou Tomonaga (Japanese Edition) by Seitaro Nakamura, 1992 Yukawa Hideki ron (Japanese Edition) by Sosuke Takauchi, 1993 Soryushi no tankyu (Yukawa Hideki chosakushu) (Japanese Edition) by Hideki Yukawa, 1989 Gakumon ni tsuite (Yukawa Hideki chosakushu) (Japanese Edition) by Hideki Yukawa, 1989 Sin-Itiro Tomonaga: Quantum Electrodynamics, Nobel Prize in Physics, Richard Feynman, Julian Schwinger, Kyoto University, Hideki Yukawa, World War II, Nuclear Physics, Cavity Magnetron Creativity and Intuition: A Physicist Looks at East and West by Hideki (Translated By John Bester) Yukawa, 1973-01-01 Scientific works by Hideki Yukawa, 1979 Meson Theory in its Development. 7pp. IN: Les Prix Nobel en 1949. by Hideki YUKAWA, 1950 Meson Theory in its Development. by Hideki. YUKAWA, 1950 Meson Theory in its Development. 7pp. IN: Les Prix Nobel en 1949. by Hideki YUKAWA, 1950 Tabibito the Traveler Eki Yukawa FOUNDATIONS OF NUCLEAR PHYSICS: FACSIMILES OF THIRTEEN FUNDAMENTAL PAPERS BY E. FERMI, F. JOLIOT, HIDEKI YUKAWA, CARL D. ANDERSON, M.S. LIVINGSTON, J.D. COCKCROFT, E.T.S. WALTON, O. HAHN, O. STERN, G. GAMOW, J. CHADWICK, F. STRASSMANN, E. O. LAWRENCE, E. RUTHERFORD, IRENE CURIE, AND R. FRISCH AS THEY WERE ORIGINALLY REPORTED IN SCIENTIFIC JOURNALS. by Robert T., ed. Beyer, 1949 Tabibito

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21. YUKAWA, Hideki
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26. Yukawa Hideki - MSN Encarta
    Translate this page Yukawa Hideki (1907-1981), físico y premio Nobel japonés, célebre por su estudio de las fuerzas nucleares.  
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27. YUKAWA HIDEKI : Encyclopedia Entry
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    Extractions: [x] Close ad Hideki Yukawa FRSE January 23 September 8 ) was a Japanese theoretical physicist and the first Japanese to win the Nobel prize He was born in Tokyo , on January 23 . In , after receiving his degree from Kyoto Imperial University he stayed on as a lecturer for four years. After graduation, he was interested in theoretical physics , particularly in the theory of elementary particles . In , he married Sumiko and had two sons, Harumi and Takaaki. In he became a professor and an assistant professor at Osaka University , at age 26. In he published his theory of mesons , which explained the interaction between protons and neutrons , and was a major influence on research into elementary particles. In he became a professor in Kyoto University . In he won the Imperial Prize of the Japan Academy , in the Decoration of Cultural Merit from the Japanese government . In he became a professor at Columbia University . In he won the Nobel prize for physics, after the discovery by Cecil Powell of Yukawa's predicted pion in . Yukawa also predicted K-capture , in which a low energy hydrogen electron could be absorbed by the nucleus.

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29. Yukawa Hideki - MSN Encarta
    Translate this page Yukawa Hideki (Tokyo 1907 - Kyoto 1981), fisico teorico giapponese. Studiò presso le università di Kyoto e di Osaka; nel 1932 divenne lettore di  
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    Extractions: (Redirected from Yukawa Hideki Jump to: navigation search English: Hideki Yukawa (1907-1981) was a Japanese theoretical physicist and the first Japanese person to win the Nobel prize in 1949. Hideki Yukawa (1907-1981), physicien des particules japonais, inventeur du m©son, et premier Japonais   recevoir le prix Nobel, en 1949. Polski: Hideki Yukawa (1907-1981), japoński fizyk teoretyczny, pierwszy Japończyk uhonorowany Nagrodą Nobla (1949). Statue of Hideki Yukawa in Kyoto university Statue of Hideki Yukawa Yukawa potential Retrieved from " http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Hideki_Yukawa Categories 1907 births 1981 deaths ... People from Kyoto prefecture Views Personal tools Navigation Participate Search Toolbox In Wikipedia Brezhoneg Catal  Česky Deutsch ... T¼rk§e This page was last modified on 2 April 2008, at 22:25. Text is available under GNU Free Documentation License

31. Yukawa Hideki - MSN Encarta
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32. Chemistry - Hideki Yukawa
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    Extractions: Hideki Yukawa January 23 September 8 ) was a Japanese theoretical physicist and the first Japanese person to win the Nobel prize He was born in Tokyo , on January 23 . In , he became a lecturer at Kyoto Imperial University in his 22 after graduated from there. Since graduation, he had been doing research about theoretical physics , particularly in the theory of elementary particles . In , he got married with Sumiko and had two sons, Harumi and Takaaki. In he became a professor and an assistant professor at Osaka University , at age 26. In he published his theory of mesons , which explained the interaction between protons and neutrons , and was a major influence on research into elementary particles. In he became a professor in Kyoto University . In he won the Imperial Prize of the Japan Academy , in the Decoration of Cultural Merit from the Japanese government . In he became a professor at Columbia University . In he won the Nobel prize for physics in 1949, after the discovery by

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37. Physics - Hideki Yukawa
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40. Yukawa Hideki
    Yukawa Hideki. Yukawa Hideki ( , 23. ledna, 1907 8. zá í, 1981) byl Japonec teoretický fyzik a první Japonec, který vyhrál Nobelovu cenu.  
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    Extractions: švodn­ str¡nka Tato str¡nka v origin¡le Yukawa Hideki 23. ledna 8. z¡Å™­ ) byl Japonec teoretick½ fyzik a prvn­ Japonec, kter½ vyhr¡l Nobelovu cenu. On byl narozen v Tokiu , na 23. ledna . V , on se stal odborn½m asistentem u Kyoto Imperial univerzity v jeho 22 po postupn½ odtamtud. Od dokončen­ studia, on dělal v½zkum se teoretickou fyzikou , zvl¡Å¡tě v teorii element¡rn­ č¡stice . V , on byl odd¡n s Sumiko a měl dva syny, Harumi a Takaaki. V on se stal profesorem a odborn½m asistentem na Osaka univerzitě v jeho 26. V on vyd¡val teorii Meson, kter½ vysvětloval vztah mezi protony a neutrony a velmi ovlivňoval v½zkum č¡stic. V on se stal profesorem v Kyoto univerzitě . V on z­skal Imperial cenu akademie Japonska, v v½zdoba kulturn­ hodnoty od Japonsk© vl¡dy . V on se stal profesorem na Columbia univerzitě . V on vyhr¡l Nobelovu cenu pro fyziku. V on st¡l se prvn­m předsedou u Yukawa ºstavu pro teoretickou fyziku An čestn½ doktor¡t Univerzity Pař­Å¾e a čestn¡ členstv­ v kr¡lovsk© společnosti Edinburghu, indick© akademii věd, mezin¡rodn­ akademii filozofie a věd a Pontificia akademick©m světě Scientiarum je poskytov¡n k němu pro potvrzen­ v vědě On byl editor u postupu teoretick© fyziky protože . On vyd¡val mnoho vědeck½ch prac­ a předn¡Å¡ka vÅ¡imne si, včetně ºvodu ke kvantov© mechanice (

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