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2. Oskar Klein Oskar Klein. Born Sep 15 1894 Died datum. http://physics.rug.ac.be/Fysica/Geschiedenis/Mathematicians/Klein.html

Oskar Klein Born: Sep 15 1894 Died: datum As an assistant professor at the University of Michigan in 1913, Oskar Klein invented the idea that extra dimensions may be physically quite real, though smaller than ours, and that they could lead to the observed forces beyond gravity when looked at from our four-dimensional world. (This idea was studied independently by T. Kaluza and is now called Kaluza-Klein theory.) Klein's impact on physics is much broader the Klein-Gordon equation is still used daily, and his name is associated with several additional major accomplishments. Other Web sites Bron: http://feynman.physics.lsa.umich.edu/klein/klein.html

3. Oskar Klein - Encyclopedia Article About Oskar Klein. Free Access, No Registrati KaluzaKlein theory - encyclopedia article about Kaluza-Klein Click the link for more information. known as the dilaton . Oskar klein oskar Klein(September 15 1894 - February 5 1977) was a Swedish theoretical physicist. http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Oskar Klein

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5. Oskar Kelins Gästbok - Oskar Klein OSKAR KLEIN. Oskar Klein, 18941977, var en av Sveriges främsta fysiker,en av kvantmekanikens pionjärer och en banbrytare inom teoretisk fysik. http://www.oskarklein.gastbok.physto.se/klein.html

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6. Oskar Klein Oskar Klein. Oskar Klein (Zárí 15 1894 Únor 5 1977) byl Švédštinateoretický fyzik. On je cten za vymýšlení názor, že http://wikipedia.infostar.cz/o/os/oskar_klein.html

švodn­ str¡nka Tato str¡nka v origin¡le Oskar Klein Oskar Klein Z¡Å™­ 15 šnor 5 ) byl Å v©dÅ¡tina teoretick½ fyzik On je ctěn za vym½Å¡len­ n¡zor, že zvl¡Å¡tn­ velikosti mohou b½t fyzicky skutečn½ ale stočen½ a velmi mal½. On byl profesor u Stockholm univerzita mezit­m a Tento druh zbož­ je Å¡paček. Vy můžete pomoci Wikipedia t­m, že umluv­ si to. Toto je strojov½ překlad čl¡nku z encyklopedie Wikipedia poř­zen½ překladačem Eurotran . Cel½ text je dostupn½ za podm­nek GNU FDL licence

7. Kollokvia 01 THE FIRST SCFAB PHYSICS COLLOQUIUM September 20, at 16.15 Ulf Lindström, Deptof Physics, Stockholm University OSKAR klein oskar Klein was one of the http://www.physics.kth.se/coll/ht01.html

SCFAB Physics Colloquia 2001 December 6, 15 - 17 THE FUTURE OF ACCELERATOR-BASED PARTICLE PHYSICS A panel discussion with five Nobel Laureates in Physics Announcement (PDF) November 29 at 16.15 Professor Mats Wallin, Condensed Matter Theory, KTH-SCFAB THE CRITICAL STATE An example of a critical state occurrs right at the phase transition from a low temperature ferromagnetic state to a high temperature paramagnetic state in a ferromaget, e.g. iron. Research about critical states is currently a very active field, which is important both scientifically and techologically. The research has implications for most areas of physics, ranging from the early universe to critical fluctuations in superconductors and superfluids (my own area of research), certain models of the brain, hardening of steel, forest fires, etc etc. I will explain what a critical state is thought to be, and discuss some theory, experiments, and simulations. MONDAY November 19 at 16.15 Professor Clyde Martin, Texas Tech University STABILITY AND LIMIT CYCLES IN THE MAMMALIAN BRAIN The portion of the brain that governs circadian rhythm is a small nucleus in the brain stem. In rats the region consists of approximately 16,000 neurons and has very simple structure. The connectivity of the regions is a somewhat controversial subject. A model of this region is developed in terms of a three dimensional network of van der Pol oscillators. We are able to demonstrate analytically by explicitly calculating the eigenvalues of a 32000 by 32000 matrix and using Hopf bifurcation techniques that phase locking occurs even with a very simple and sparse connectivity structure. We are also able to demonstrate that entrainment occurs when the models are stimulated by periodic light signals. Further more we have been able to demonstrate in simulation that the models are hyper robust - 90% of the nodes can be removed and the network retains phase lock and entrainment properties.

8. List Of Biographies mathematics for the practician” (cf. 423). O. klein oskar Klein(18941977). Born in Mörby, Sweden. After work with Arrhenius in http://relativity.livingreviews.org/Articles/lrr-2004-2/descriptions.html

List of Biographies Berwald Ludwig Berwald (1883-1942). Born in Prague. Studied mathematics in Munich and became a full professor at the German Charles University in Prague. His scientific work is mainly in differential geometry, notably on Finsler geometry and on spray geometry, i.e. , path spaces. He died in Poland after having been deported by the German authorities just because he was Jewish. Bortolotti Enea Bortolotti (1896-1934). Born in Rome. After a break during the First World War, he received his Ph.D. in 1920 at Pisa; he was particularly influenced by L. Bianchi. After teaching at the medical school, he became professor of geometry at the Univerity of Cagliari in 1928. From there he moved on to the same position at the University of Florence in 1934. Despite his premature death, Bortolotti published about a hundred papers, notably in differential geometry. Cartan Elie Joseph Cartan (1869-1951). Born in Dolomien near Chamb©ry, France. Student at l‘‰cole Normale since 1888, he received his Ph.D. in 1894 with a thesis in which he completed Killing’s classification of semisimple algebras. He lectured at Montpellier (1894-1903), Lyon (1896-1903), Nancy (1903-1909), and Paris (1909-1940). His following work on the representation of semisimple Lie groups combines group theory, classical geometry, differential geometry, and topology. From 1904 he worked on differential equations and differential geometry, and developed a theory of moving frames (calculus of differential forms). He also contributed to the geometry of symmetric spaces and published on general relativity and its geometric extensions as well as on the theory of spinors. For his Collected Works, cf.Â

9. Klein, Oskar. 1894-1977 klein, oskar. 18941977 oskar klein Papers. BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION Born Mörby,Sweden, 1894, as the youngest son of Sweden s first rabbi, Gottlieb klein. http://www.nbi.dk/NBA/icos/klein.html

Oskar Klein Papers Klein, Oskar. 1894-1977 Oskar Klein Papers BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION: DESCRIPTION OF COLLECTION: One box with manuscripts 1920s-1960s. One box with correspondence (1916-1970). Correspondents include: Pierre Auger, E. Bauer, Guido Beck, Harald Bohr, Niels Bohr, Max Born, Ernst Cassirer, Stanley Deser, Paul Adrien Maurice Dirac, Paul Ehrenfest, Franzinetti, George Gamow, Walter Gordon, Dirk ter Haar, Douglas Rayner Hartree, Dmitri Iwanenko, Pascual Jordan, Jens Lindhard, Fritz London, Robert Eugene Marshak, Thomas Marshall, Lise Meitner, Yoshio Nishina, Carl Wilhelm Oseen, Wolfgang Pauli, Léon Rosenfeld, Svein Rosseland, Abdus Salam, Bartel Leendert van der Waerden, John Archibald Wheeler, Gian Carlo Wick, Hideki Yukawa. Two boxes. Correspondence, alphabetic. Manuscripts, chronological List of items. Danish, Swedish, German and English Niels Bohr Archive, Blegdamsvej 17, DK-2100 Copenhagen Ø, Denmark NBA Home Felicity Pors, pors@nbi.dk Last updated: 15 June, 1998

10. Oskar Klein Celebration oskar klein Meeting. D 4 , t = 75 We will have a meeting to celebrate the work of oskar klein. As an assistant professor at the University of Michigan 75 http://feynman.physics.lsa.umich.edu/klein/klein.html

Oskar Klein Meeting D > 4 , t = 75 October 31, 1998 - November 1, 1998 We will have a meeting to celebrate the work of Oskar Klein. As an assistant professor at the University of Michigan 75 years ago he invented the idea that extra dimensions may be physically quite real, though smaller than ours, and that they could lead to the observed forces beyond gravity when looked at from our four-dimensional world. (This idea was studied independently by T. Kaluza and is now called Kaluza-Klein theory.) Klein's impact on physics is much broader the Klein-Gordon equation is still used daily, and his name is associated with several additional major accomplishments. The speakers will be L. Brink, K. Dienes, D. Gross, J. Harvey, T. D. Lee, J. Maldacena, M. Perry, J. Schwarz, F. Wilczek. The organizers are S. Deser and G. Kane. Anyone is welcome to attend. TRANSPARENCIES OF TALKS NOW AVAILABLE: THE MEETING: Locations Announcements Program MAPS: Campus Maps City of Ann Arbor Central Campus Area Relevant Buildings ... State of Michigan DIRECTIONS: To Central Campus To North Campus Other popular Ann Arbor and Detroit sites Campus Information Centers PARKING: Parking On Campus Parking around Ann Arbor DETROIT METROPOLITAN AIRPORT General Information TRANSPORTATION: Getting around Ann Arbor VISITING CAMPUS: Accommodations Another link about hotels Current Weather Map of Hotel Locations ... Restaurants MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ANN ARBOR: Ann Arbor This web site should provide enough information for every participant to easily plan their visit to Ann Arbor. If, however, you do not find the information you are seeking please feel free to send your questions to

11. Oskar Klein Celebration Program Models . L. Brink, oskar klein, His Life and His Road to Higher Dimensions .Coffee. D. Gross, oskar klein and Gauge Theory . K http://feynman.physics.lsa.umich.edu/klein/program.html

Program Saturday, October 31, 1998 1:15 - Opening remarks by University of Michigan President Lee Bollinger T. D. Lee , "Relations Between Instantons and Schroedinger Wave Functions Through Simple Models" L. Brink , "Oskar Klein, His Life and His Road to Higher Dimensions" Coffee D. Gross , "Oskar Klein and Gauge Theory" K. Dienes , "New Directions in Kaluza-Klein Phenomenology: A Review of Recent Developments" Reception, 335 West Hall, at conclusion of talks Sunday, November 1, 1998 9:00 Coffee, etc. available in 335 West Hall 9:30 Talks begin J. Maldacena , "Gravity, QCD, and Strings: the Large N Limit of Field Theories of Gravity" J. Harvey , "Supersymmetry Breaking in Kaluza-Klein Theory" F. Wilczek , "Kaluza-Klein in Reverse" Lunch M. Perry , "The Hidden Structure of Spacetime" J. Schwarz , "From Superstrings to M Theory"

12. [hep-th/9410046] Kaluza-Klein Theory In Perspective Talk delivered at the oskar klein Centenary Nobel Symposium, Stockholm, September 1921, 1994. http://arxiv.org/abs/hep-th/9410046

High Energy Physics - Theory, abstract hep-th/9410046 From: M.J. Duff [ view email ] Date: Fri, 7 Oct 94 13:04:15 BST (22kb) Kaluza-Klein Theory in Perspective Authors: M. J. Duff Comments: 38 pages latex, NI-94-015 The Kaluza-Klein idea of extra spacetime dimensions continues to pervade current attempts to unify the fundamental forces, but in ways somewhat different from that originally envisaged. We present a modern perspective on the role of internal dimensions in physics, focussing in particular on superstring theory. A novel result is the interpretation of Kaluza-Klein string states as extreme black holes.(Talk delivered at the Oskar Klein Centenary Nobel Symposium, Stockholm, September 19-21, 1994.) Full-text: PostScript PDF , or Other formats References and citations for this submission: SLAC-SPIRES HEP (refers to , cited by , arXiv reformatted); CiteBase (autonomous citation navigation and analysis) Which authors of this paper are endorsers? Links to: arXiv hep-th find abs

13. Klein_Oskar oskar klein. Born 15 Sept 1894 in Mörby, Sweden oskar klein was was the youngest son of Sweden' s first rabbi, Gottlieb klein, who was originally from the Southern http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Klein_Oskar.html

Oskar Klein Born: Died: 5 Feb 1977 in Stockholm, Sweden Click the picture above to see two larger pictures Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Oskar Klein was was the youngest son of Sweden' s first rabbi, Gottlieb Klein, who was originally from the Southern Carpathian. Gottlieb Klein received his doctorate from Heidelberg and moved to Sweden in 1883. He evidently instilled an interest in learning in his young son, as Oskar became quite fond of biology at an early age. This interest changed to chemistry around the age of 15 and soon after, in 1910, Svante Arrhenius, at what seems to be the behest of Gottlieb, invited Oskar to work in his laboratory at the Nobel Institute. Here he took up an interest in solubility and he published his first paper in 1912 on the solubility of zinc hydroxide in alkalis. This was the very same year that he finished his secondary education. He waited, however, until 1914 to take the University exam. Arrhenius wanted to send Klein to work with Jean-Baptiste Perrin in his laboratory at the University of Paris but the plan was foiled by the outbreak of World War I. Klein found himself caught up in the tempest and saw military service in 1915 and 1916. After his service concluded, but with the war still raging, he returned to work with Arrhenius. Their work now centred around studying dielectric constants of alcohols in various solvents. During this particular stay in Stockholm, he met Hendrik A Kramers, who, at the time (1917), was a student of

14. Copies Of Papers From Elsewhere Not Directly Related To Niels Bohr, 1920- correspondence. 19431947 (Gift from Hulthen) 6) klein, oskar - YoshioNishina correspondence. 1928-1929. Memoir (OK) 1975. Copies http://www.nbi.dk/NBA/icos/botharc.html

Copies of papers from elsewhere not directly related to Niels Bohr, 1920- DESCRIPTION OF COLLECTION: Photocopies of various items of material considered of special relevance to researchers at NBA, received more or less arbitrarily. Includes: 1) Bohr, Harald - Erich Hecke correspondence. 1920-1937. Gift from Hans W. Praetorius 2) Bohr, Harald - Richard Courant correspondence. 1930-1933, 1937 (Copied from originals in Courants old house in New Rochelle. Copies provided by Courant's son, Ernest in 1983); 1945-1952 (Copied from originals in Courant's files in the Courant Inst. of NYU). Material deposited by Asger Aaboe 3) Franck, James - Hilde Levi correspondence. 1935-1961. Copies of originals donated by Hilde Levi to Univ. of Chicago 4) Heisenberg, Werner to Hendrik Anton Kramers. 1947 (Source unknown) 5) Hulthen, Lamek - Wolfgang Pauli correspondence. 1943-1947 (Gift from Hulthen) 6) Klein, Oskar - Yoshio Nishina correspondence. 1928-1929. Memoir (OK) 1975. Copies from Nishina Memorial Foundation 7) Oppenheimer, Robert to G. Uhlenbeck. 1926-1934 (Source unknown)

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Project Runeberg Nordic literature on the Internet since 1992 Nordic Authors Tema: Reference Biography and Genealogy Klein, Oskar Start Catalog Tema Search ... Comments? Klein, Oskar (1894 - 1977) physicist, Sweden. Tema References: Verdandis småskrifter Project Runeberg needs your help in writing a presentation of this person. Read more about how to write presentations of Nordic Authors . Send your results by e-mail to runeberg@lysator.liu.se Find other Nordic Authors named Klein Look for more information in Libris Bibsys AltaVista Google ... Yahoo Project Runeberg, Mon Jan 15 22:28:47 2001 (aronsson) http://www.lysator.liu.se/runeberg/authors/kleinosk.html

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17. Klein_Oskar oskar klein. oskar klein was was the youngest son of Sweden s first rabbi,Gottlieb klein, who was originally from the Southern Carpathian. http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Klein_Oskar.html

Oskar Klein Born: Died: 5 Feb 1977 in Stockholm, Sweden Click the picture above to see two larger pictures Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Oskar Klein was was the youngest son of Sweden' s first rabbi, Gottlieb Klein, who was originally from the Southern Carpathian. Gottlieb Klein received his doctorate from Heidelberg and moved to Sweden in 1883. He evidently instilled an interest in learning in his young son, as Oskar became quite fond of biology at an early age. This interest changed to chemistry around the age of 15 and soon after, in 1910, Svante Arrhenius, at what seems to be the behest of Gottlieb, invited Oskar to work in his laboratory at the Nobel Institute. Here he took up an interest in solubility and he published his first paper in 1912 on the solubility of zinc hydroxide in alkalis. This was the very same year that he finished his secondary education. He waited, however, until 1914 to take the University exam. Arrhenius wanted to send Klein to work with Jean-Baptiste Perrin in his laboratory at the University of Paris but the plan was foiled by the outbreak of World War I. Klein found himself caught up in the tempest and saw military service in 1915 and 1916. After his service concluded, but with the war still raging, he returned to work with Arrhenius. Their work now centred around studying dielectric constants of alcohols in various solvents. During this particular stay in Stockholm, he met Hendrik A Kramers, who, at the time (1917), was a student of

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20. THE OSKAR KLEIN MEMORIAL LECTURES THE oskar klein MEMORIAL LECTURES Vol 1 Lectures by CN Yang and S Weinberg withTranslated Reprints by O klein edited by G Ekspong (Stockholm Univ.) The oskar http://www.wspc.com/books/physics/1157.html

Vol 1: Lectures by C N Yang and S Weinberg Home Browse by Subject Bestsellers New Titles ... Browse all Subjects Search Keyword Author Concept ISBN Series New Titles Editor's Choice Bestsellers Book Series ... Join Our Mailing List THE OSKAR KLEIN MEMORIAL LECTURES Vol 1: Lectures by C N Yang and S Weinberg with Translated Reprints by O Klein edited by G Ekspong (Stockholm Univ.) The Oskar Klein Memorial Lectures, instituted in 1988 and supported by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences through its Nobel Committee for Physics, are given at Stockholm University in Sweden, where Oskar Klein was professor in Theoretical Physics 1930-1962. Volume 1 contains the 1988 lectures on "Symmetry and Physics" and "From the Bethe-Hulthén Hypothesis to the Yang-Baxter Equation," given by C N Yang , Nobel Prize winner (1957) and professor at the State University of New York at Stony Brook. The 1989 lectures on "Beyond the Standard Models," referring to models for cosmology and elementary particles, and on "Precision Tests of Quantum Mechanics'' were given by Steven Weinberg , Nobel Prize winner (1979) and professor at the University of Texas at Austin. The volume also contains translations of some of Klein's original papers, one on intermediate charged fields (original in French, 1938), another on five-dimensional quantum theory ("Kaluza-Klein theory," original in German, 1926). A scientific biography of Klein, written by Professors I. Fischer-Hjalmars and B Laurent, who both knew Klein well, is included as well as an autobiography by Klein.

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