Photos and Stories, Show and Tell

• Einstein Magazine.

• Michael Fowler on Modern Physics.

• Lev Okun talks about Fundamental Units.
• Norma Sanchez about Unification of Concepts.

• Kaliningrad. Immanuel Kant was born in Koenigsberg, and lived there for 80 years.
• Victor Hugo had two mothers. A form of Kaintianism.

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• Feynman: the Elvis Presley of Science, by Yuval Ne'eman.
• Richard Feynman as a Kantianist.

• Feynman's Parton Picture.
• Feynman and Regge Poles.
• Feynman-Gell-Mann Gap and Feynman-Dirac Gap. Can they be bridged?
• Feynman talks about Dirac
• Feynman's Current Agenda.
• Feynman's One Physics.

• Feynman as an Artist.
• Feynman Photos.

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• Galileo's Padua.
• Galileo's Florence.
• Galileo's Inclined Plane, and its Synchronous Bells. Implications in Quantum Mechanics!
• Copernicus and Galileo.

• Heisenberg talks about Einstein, including his visit to Einstein's house in 1954.
• Heisenberg and Dirac. How are they different?

• Paul A. M. Dirac.
• Lorentz Covariance.
• Wigner's brother-in-law.
• Lorentz and Dirac on Lorentz transformations.
• Dirac's polarized neutrinos.
• Dirac's Squeezed States.

• Dirac, Feynman, and their Harmonic Oscillators.
• Chaucer, Dirac, and Feynman on permutations.

• Schroedinger's Vienna.
• Maxwell and Minkowki. Lorentz covariance of Maxwell's equations.
• Maxwell and Wigner. Lorentz completion of Maxwell's equations.
• Yukawa and Feynman.
• Lev Landau (1908-1968).

• Lasting effect of Chew's bootstrapism.
• Dashen-Frautschi fiasco.

• Lorentz and Unification of Forces.
• John A. Wheeler as a Cartoonist.

• Power of Two-by-two Matrices.
• Harmonic Oscillators as bridges between theories.

• Computer Chronology.
• Wilson and Poincaré.
• Wigner's Sisters.

• Thomas Edison as more than a physicist.
• Tesla and Westinghouse. How did they change the world?
• Edison and Tesla. We need both AC and DC.
• Maxwell, Marconi, and Sarnoff. How did they create this world of electronics?
• Lee de Forest invented the vacuum tube.
• Michael Pupin's Columbia. Also Hermann Helmholtz and Edwin Howard Armstrong.
• Edison and Popov. Russian Navy and Annapolis.

• Harmony in Architecture and Harmony in Physics.
• Medici and Uffizi.
• Wright Brothers. How much federal grants did they receive for their research?
• Herod Complex. Most common psychological problem for physicists.
• Andrew Mellon and National Gallery of Art.

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