Moshe Flato
Moshe Flato · Science & Medicine
Mathematical physics; deformation quantization
1937, Tel Aviv, British Mandate Palestine — 1998, Paris, France
Israel · France
Moshe Flato is recognized among Jewish contributors to Science & Medicine — Mathematical physics; deformation quantization
Moshe Flato was an Israeli-French mathematical physicist who, with collaborators, developed the theory of deformation quantization—a mathematically rigorous reformulation of quantum mechanics as a deformation of classical mechanics—and founded the journal Letters in Mathematical Physics. He spent much of his career at the University of Burgundy in Dijon. Born in Tel Aviv to a Jewish family, he was Jewish.
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Mathematical physics; deformation quantization
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