Vladimir Gribov
Vladimir Gribov · Science & Medicine
Physicist; quantum chromodynamics and the Gribov ambiguity
1930, Leningrad, Soviet Union — 1997, Budapest, Hungary
Soviet Union (Russia) · Hungary
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Vladimir Naumovich Gribov was a Soviet theoretical physicist who made foundational contributions to quantum field theory and the strong interaction, including Regge theory, the Gribov ambiguity in gauge theories, and (with Lipatov) parton evolution equations. He worked at the Ioffe and Landau institutes before later years in Budapest. He was Jewish.
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Physicist; quantum chromodynamics and the Gribov ambiguity
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