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Dirac, Einstein and physics

02 Mar 2000

Antonino Zichichi argues that the discoveries made by Paul Dirac had a much bigger impact on the science of the 20th century than those of Albert Einstein.

Our greatest endeavour in basic science over the past century has, undoubtedly, been the study of th

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Antonino Zichichi is professor of advanced physics at the University of Bologna, spokesman of the Large Volume Detector experiment at the Gran Sasso National Laboratory, and also director of the LAA project at CERN.
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