Natan Andrei
Natan Andrei · Science & Medicine
Solved the Kondo problem exactly via the Bethe ansatz; Onsager Prize (2017)
1947, Romania
Romania · Israel · United States
Natan Andrei is recognized among Jewish contributors to Science & Medicine — Solved the Kondo problem exactly via the Bethe ansatz; Onsager Prize (2017)
Natan Andrei is a theoretical physicist at Rutgers University who, independently of Paul Wiegmann, found in 1980 the exact solution of the Kondo problem using the Bethe ansatz, opening a new field of exactly solved quantum impurity systems, for which he shared the 2017 Lars Onsager Prize. Born in Romania, he studied in Israel before completing his doctorate in the United States. He is Jewish.
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Solved the Kondo problem exactly via the Bethe ansatz; Onsager Prize (2017)
Source: Jinfo.org — Jewish recipients of the Lars Onsager Prize
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