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LEE - 1996 (with Osheroff and Richardson R.)

BOR N. - 1922, for services in the study of the structure of atoms

BOR O. - 1975 (with Mottelson and Rainwater)

VIN - 1911

WOMAN - 1991

KUSH - 1955

MEP - 1984 (with Rubbia)

TsUI - 1998 (with Laughlin and Stermer)

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BETH - 1967, for contributions to the theory of nuclear reactions

BLOKH - 1952 (shared with Purcell)

BORN - 1954, for fundamental research in quantum mechanics

BOTE - 1954, for the method of coincidences and discoveries made in connection with this

HERZ - 1925 (together with Frank)

HESS - 1936, for the discovery of cosmic rays

CURIE - 1903, for his investigation of the phenomena of radiation

LAUE - 1914

LAMB - 1955

PERL - 1995

RABI - 1944

RYLE - 1974 (together with Hewish), for pioneering research in radio astrophysics TAMM - 1958 (together with Cherenkov and Frank)

TING - 1976 (with Richter)

FITCH - 1980 (with Cronin)

HALE - 1993 (shared with Taylor D.), for the discovery of a new type of pulsar

SHALL - 1994

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BASOV - 1964 (together with Townes and Prokhorov)

BROWN - 1909 (with Marconi)

BREGG - 1915, for services to the study of the structure of crystals using x-rays

GABOR - 1971, for the invention and development of the holographic method

DALEN - 1912

DIRAC - 1933 (together with Schrödinger)

DAVIS (Jr.) - 2002

KILBY - 2000 (1/2 prize)

COOPER - 1972 (with Bardeen and Schrieffer), for the development of the theory of superconductivity

NEEL - 1970

PAULI - 1945, for the discovery of the exclusion principle (Pauli exclusion principle)

PAUL - 1989 (together with Demelt)

PLANK - 1918, for the discovery of energy quanta

RAMAN - 1930, including for the discovery of the effect, named after him

RORER - 1986 (together with Beening)

RUSKA - 1986, for fundamental work in electron optics and the creation of the first electron microscope

RAYLEI - 1904, for the study of the density of the most common gases and the discovery of argon

SALAM - 1979 (with Glashow and Weinberg)

SEGRE - 1959 (shared with Chamberlain), for the discovery of the antiproton

TOWNS - 1964 (together with Basov and Prokhorov), for fundamental work in the field of quantum electronics

FERMI - 1938

FRANK D. - 1925 (together with Hertz)

FRANK I. M. - 1958 (together with Cherenkov and Tamm)

HOOFT - 1999 (together with Veltman)

HUISCH 1974 (with Ryle)

SCHWARTZ - 1988 (with Lederman and Steinberger)

SHOCKLEY - 1956 (with Bardeen and Brattain)

STARCK - 1919

STERN - 1943

ESAC - 1973 (with Giever)

YUKAVA - 1949

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BARDIN - 1956 (with Shockley and Brattain), 1972 (with Cooper and Schrieffer)

BARKLA - 1917

BROYLE - 1929, for the discovery of the wave nature of electrons

WIGNER - 1963, for his contribution to the theory of the atomic nucleus and elementary particles

WAYMAN - 2001 (with Ketterle and Cornell)

GUILLOM - 1920, for services to precise measurements in physics

GLAZER - 1960, for the invention of the bubble chamber

GLASHOW - 1979 (with Salam and Weinberg)

DEMELT - 1989 (with Paulei)

SEEMAN - 1902 (with Lorenz)

KAPITS - 1978, for fundamental inventions and discoveries in the field of low temperature physics

KASIBA - 2002

KREMER - 2000 (1/2 prize jointly with Alferov)

CRONIN - 1980 (with Fitch)

LANDAU - 1962

LAFLIN - 1998 (with Stermer and Tsui)

LENNARD - 1905, for work on cathode rays

LIPMAN - 1908

LORENTZ - 1902 (with Zeeman)

MULLER - 1987 (together with Bednorets)

POWELL - 1950,

PERRIN - 1926

RAMSEY - 1989

REINES - 1995

RICHTER - 1976 (with Ting)

RUBBIA - 1984 (with Mer)

SIGBAN - 1924

TAYLOR R. E. - 1990 (with Friedman and Kendall)

TAYLOR D. - 1993 (with Hulse)

THOMSON D.D. - 1906

THOMSON D. P. - 1937 (with Davisson)

FOWLER - 1983

CHADWICK - 1935, for the discovery of the neutron

SHAVLOV - 1981 (together with Blombergen)

SHARPACK - 1992

APPLTON - 1947, for research into the physics of the upper atmosphere

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ALFEROV - 2000 (1/2 prize jointly with Kremer)

ALFVEN - 1970, for fundamental work and discoveries in magnetohydrodynamics BEDNORC - 1987 (together with Müller)

BINNNNG - 1986 (with Rohrer)

BLACKETT - 1948

WILSON A. X. - 1927

WILSON C. G. - 1982

CASTLER - 1966

KENDALL - 1990 (with Friedman and Taylor)

COCROFT - 1951 (shared with Walton)

COMPTON - 1927

CORNELL - 2001 (with Ketterle and Wayman)

LEGGETT - 2003 (together with Ginzburg and Abrikosov), for revolutionary contributions to the theory of superconductivity and superfluidity

LAWRENCE - 1939

MARCONI - 1909, for his contributions to wireless telegraphy (shared with Brown)

OSHEROFF - 1996 (with Lee and Richardson R.)

PURCELL - 1952 (with Bloch)

X-RAY - 1901

WALTON - 1951 (with Cockcroft)

FEINMAN - 1965 (with Tomonaga and Schwinger)

FRIEDMAN - 1990 (with Kendall and Taylor)

SCHWINGER - 1965 (with Tomonaga and Feynman)

SCHRIFFER - 1972 (together with Bardeen and Cooper)

STERMER - 1998 (with Laughlin and Tsui)

ZERNIKE - 1953

ALVARES - 1968, for exceptional contributions to particle physics

ANDERSON - 1936, for the discovery of the positron

BRATTAIN - 1956 (together with Shockley and Bardeen)

BRIDGEMAN - 1946

BROCKHOUSE - 1994

WEINBERG - 1979 (with Glashow and Salam)

VELTMAN - 1999 (with Hooft)

GINZBURG - 2003 (together with Abrikosov and Leggett)

GYEVER - 1973 (with Esaki)

GIACCONI - 2002

DAVISSON - 1937 (with D. P. Thomson)

KETTERLE - 2001 (with Cornell and Wayman)

KLITZNNG - 1985

LEDERMAN - 1988 (with Schwartz and Steinberger)

MILLIKEN - 1923

PROKHOROV - 1964 (shared with Townes and Basov)

TOMONAG - 1965 (with Schwinger and Feynman), for fundamental work in quantum electrodynamics

CHERENKOV - 1958 (together with Frank I.M. and Tamm), for the discovery and interpretation of the Cherenkov effect

EINSTEIN - 1921, for work in theoretical physics

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ABRIKOSOV - 2003 (together with Ginzburg and Leggett)

BECQUEREL - 1903, discovered spontaneous radioactivity

JOSEPHSON - 1973

MESSBAUER - 1961

RAINWATER - 1975 (with Bohr O. and Mottelson)

RICHARDSON O. I. - 1928, including for the discovery of the law that bears his name

RICHARDSON R. - 1996 (with Lee and Osheroff)

CHAMBERLAIN - 1959 (together with Segre)

SCHREDYANGER - 1933 (together with Dirac)

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BLOMBERGEN - 1981 (together with Shavlov)

HEISENBERG - 1932, for the creation of quantum mechanics

MICHELSON - 1907

MOTTELSON - 1975 (together with Bohr O. and Rainwater)

HOFSTEDTER - 1961

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STEINBERGER - 1988 (with Lederman and Schwartz)

CHANDRASEKAR - 1983

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