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"John Bardeen was an unassuming man, a humble, soft-spoken Midwesterner whose life was filled with simple pastimes like a Sunday picnic with the family or a good game of golf. He was also a giant of modern physics, an extraordinary hero of twentieth century science. His seminal work earned him the distinction of being the only person ever to win two Nobel Prizes in physics - both awarded for discoveries that were breathtaking in scope and responsible for advancing the course of human history.". "Without Bardeen's first Nobel Prize-winning discovery - the transistor - the electronics…
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4 editions- Other · English · 2002Joseph Henry Press · 467 pages · 9780309084086
- Other · English · 2002National Academies Press · 9780309169547
- Other · English · 2002National Academies Press · 9780309500647
- Other · English · 2002National Academies Press · 9780309199506
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