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minated. "There is enormous angst in the field," said Michael S. Turner, a physicist and cosmologist at the University of Chicago, who attended the Caltech meeting. EFTA00652587 After canceling the Superconducting Super Collider, which would have been the world's most powerful physics machine, in 199

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on black holes. Gary Horowitz at Santa Barbara and a couple of others there are strong in the field. Cornell has a good guy. Kip Thorne's group at Caltech has strong numerical relativity. What's the question? Jeffrey Epstein wrote: > Who at Harvard is the relativity guru, or is there a better place f

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on black holes. Gary Horowitz at Santa Barbara and a couple of others there are strong in the field. Cornell has a good guy. Kip Thome's group at Caltech has strong numerical relativity. What's the question? Jeffrey Epstein wrote: Who at Harvard is the relativity guru, or is there a better place for

10 at 8:18 AM Subject: Re: To: Jeffrey Epstein <ieevacationegmail.com> Depends what you want to know. Andy works on black holes. Gary Horowitz at Santa Barbara and a couple of others there are strong in the field. Cornell has a good guy. Kip Thome's group at Caltech has strong numerical relativity. What's

n black holes. Gary Horowitz at Santa Barbara and a couple of others there are strong in the field. Cornell has a good guy. Kip Thorne's group at Caltech has strong numerical relativity. What's the question? Jeffrey Epstein wrote: > Who at Harvard is the relativity guru, or is there a better place f

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on black holes. Gary Horowitz at Santa Barbara and a couple of others there are strong in the field. Cornell has a good guy. Kip Thome's group at Caltech has strong numerical relativity. What's the question? Jeffrey Epstein wrote: Who at Harvard is the relativity guru, or is there a better place for

010 at 8:18 AM Subject: Re: To: Jeffrey Epstein [email protected]> Depends what you want to know. Andy works on black holes. Gary Horowitz at Santa Barbara and a couple of others there are strong in the field. Cornell has a good guy. Kip Thome's group at Caltech has strong numerical relativity. What's