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Thomas Appelquist

Thomas William Appelquist (born 1941) is an American theoretical particle physicist who is the Eugene Higgins Professor of Physics Emeritus at Yale University.

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Thomas Appelquist → AIP Oral History Interview, August

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physics appelquist charmonium yale american 1993 decoupling standard model served physical particle professor university politzer theorem lattice strong theoretical heavy

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Thomas Appelquistrelated to External linksAIP Oral History Interview0.60section
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