Epstein Secrets

9, 2010 at 10:00 AM, Al seckel < > wrote: Morning Jeff, Mike and I will call you at 11:00 our time. You should have a good conversation. Mike was Feynman's teaching assistant, and as I said, was part of our inner circle of three that Feynman bounced ideas off. He has an exceptional mind in physics. T

on. He ran the string group at Rutgers for many years, which had the best department in the subject. He earned the deep respect of both Feynman and Gell-Mann, and Feynman grilled him for his Ph.D. (not easy!). He also worked closely with Geny Sussman. He is also deeply knowledgeable in other areas in sci

9, 2010 at 10:00 AM, Al seckel < > wrote: Morning Jeff, Mike and I will call you at 11:00 our time. You should have a good conversation. Mike was Feynman's teaching assistant, and as I said, was part of our inner circle of three that Feynman bounced ideas off. He has an exceptional mind in physics. Tu

on. He ran the string group at Rutgers for many years, which had the best department in the subject. He earned the deep respect of both Feynman and Gell-Mann, and Feynman grilled him for his Ph.D. (not easy!). He also worked closely with Gerry Sussman. He is also deeply knowledgeable in other areas in sc

PM Subject We will call at 11:00 our time Morning Jeff, Mike and I will call you at 11:00 our time. You should have a good conversation. Mike was Feynman's teaching assistant, and as I said, was pan of our inner circle of three that Feynman bounced ideas off. He has an exceptional mind in physics. Tur

on. He ran the string group at Rutgers for many years, which had the best department in the subject. He earned the deep respect of both Feynman and Gell-Mann, and Ferman grilled him for his Ph.D. (not easy!). He also worked closely with Gerry Sussman. He is also deeply knowledgeable in other areas in sci

rative for antimatter came through the work of one of the most important physi- cists of the latter half of the twentieth century, Richard Feynman. Feynman could not have been more different from Dirac. While 97 2P_Glealer-StoryEverrold_Atindd 97 12/1006 3:06 PM EFTA00286019 98 THE GREATEST STORY

ions in nature. But Feynman's proposal for the form of the weak interaction also appeared to disagree with experiments at the time. Over the igsos, Gell-Mann would produce many of the most impor- tant and lasting ideas in particle physics from that time. He was one of two physicists to propose that proton