that Szilard, despite his Eötvös Prize, “felt that his skill in mathematical operations could not co

Citations (1)

• The Making of the Atomic Bomb whole source · open book

  iend of his studying in Berlin noticed as late as 1922 that Szilard, despite his Eötvös Prize, “felt that his skill in mathematical operations could not compete with that of his colleagues.” On the ot

  chapter: Chapter 1: Moonshine

  edit

  remove

Linked events (0)

Details