Anatole Abragam
Anatole Abragam · Science & Medicine
Physical chemist and physicist, pioneer of nuclear magnetism and magnetic resonance
1914, Griva, Russian Empire (now Latvia) — 2011, Paris, France
France
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Abragam was a French physicist, a founder of the study of nuclear magnetism and magnetic resonance whose treatise The Principles of Nuclear Magnetism became a standard reference. He advanced dynamic nuclear polarization and the physics of spins at the CEA in Saclay. Born into a Russian-Jewish family that emigrated to France, he wrote about his Jewish origins in his memoirs.
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Physical chemist and physicist, pioneer of nuclear magnetism and magnetic resonance
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