Nathan Rosen
Nathan Rosen · Science & Medicine
Physicist; the EPR paradox and Einstein-Rosen bridge (wormhole)
1909, Brooklyn, New York, USA — 1995, Haifa, Israel
United States · Israel
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Nathan Rosen was a physicist who, with Albert Einstein and Boris Podolsky, formulated the 1935 EPR paradox on quantum entanglement, and with Einstein described the 'Einstein–Rosen bridge' — the first mathematical model of a wormhole. Born to a Jewish family in Brooklyn, he later emigrated to Israel and helped build physics at the Technion, founding the Israeli physics community's institutions. Both the EPR argument and the wormhole concept remain central to modern physics.
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Physicist; the EPR paradox and Einstein-Rosen bridge (wormhole)
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