Stuart Freedman
Stuart Freedman · Science & Medicine
Physicist; early experimental test of Bell's inequalities
1944, Los Angeles, California, USA — 2012, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA
United States
Stuart Freedman is recognized among Jewish contributors to Science & Medicine — Physicist; early experimental test of Bell's inequalities
Freedman, with John Clauser at UC Berkeley, carried out in 1972 the first experimental test of Bell's inequality, showing that quantum mechanics was confirmed and local hidden-variable theories ruled out — work later recognized by the 2022 Nobel Prize awarded to Clauser and others. He also made major contributions to weak-interaction and nuclear physics. He is included in listings of Jewish physicists (Jinfo.org); his religious background is not detailed in standard biographies.
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Physicist; early experimental test of Bell's inequalities
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Physics
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