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331:"their basic contributions to the development of superstring theory. Most significant was their discovery that chiral gauge anomalies are absent for a class of ten dimensional superstring theories. This provided a strong indication that superstring theory with a specific gauge symmetry may provide a consistent unified quantum theory of the fundamental forces including gravity. It led to an explosion of interest in string theory which has already spurred remarkable advances both in mathematical physics and in pure mathematics." 472:"his contributions to the development of theoretical physics. In 1973 he was one of the discoverers of the phenomenon of "asymptotic freedom" in non-Abelian gauge theories. This fundamental observation - that the effective interaction at short distances becomes weak, even in strongly interacting systems - led to the development of a realistic model for 574:-nucleon scattering marked a breakthrough in our understanding of the currents and broken symmetries of the strong interactions. Jackiw made a major contribution to field theories relevant to condensed matter physics in his discovery (with Rebbi) of fractional charge and spin in these theories. The paths of Adler and Jackiw (with 550:"their farsighted and highly influential contributions to theoretical physics, over an extended period. Goddard and Olive have contributed many crucial insights that shaped our emerging understanding of string theory and have also had a far-reaching impact on our understanding of four-dimensional field theory." 441:"for their discovery of supergravity theory in 1976 and their major contributions in the subsequent developments of the theory. Their discovery led to an explosion of interest in quantum gravity and it transformed the subject, playing a significant role in very important developments in string theory as well as 686:“important contributions in an impressively broad spectrum of scientific subjects. His special and rare gift is his ability to cross the inter-disciplinary boundary to discover new questions and propose answers that uncover the conceptual structure behind the experimental facts" 1116:"their pioneering work in applying the fundamental concepts of quantum mechanics to solving basic problems in computation and communication and therefore bringing together the fields of quantum mechanics, computer science and information." 703:
in cosmology. Although the history of the very early universe has not been firmly established, the idea of inflation has already had notable observational successes, and it has become the paradigm for fundamental studies in cosmology."
731:"their distinct contributions to the theory of turbulence, particularly the exact results and the prediction of inverse cascades, and for identifying classes of turbulence problems for which in-depth understanding has been achieved." 536:
have helped in the classification of particles and resonances by grouping together entities with different spin. The so-called Regge behavior was, and still is, an important ingredient in the construction of string theories."
942:"their independent pioneering work on field theoretical methods to the study of critical phenomena and phase transitions; in particular for their significant contributions to conformal field theories and integrable systems." 55:
An international committee of distinguished scientists selects the winners from a list of nominated candidates. The Committee invites nominations from scientists working in the fields of theoretical physics or mathematics.
867:. Their contributions in uncovering the strong-weak dualities between seemingly different string theories have enabled us to learn about regimes of quantum field theory which are not accessible to perturbative analysis." 377:"his contributions to quantum field theory and particle physics. His work on quantum field theories has greatly clarified their structure. This includes the classification of all possible bosonic symmetries of 1174:(CMB) with experimentally tested implications that have helped to transform cosmology into a precision scientific discipline by combining microscopic physics with the large scale structure of the universe." 510:"his pioneering investigations on the renormalizability of gauge theories and consequently, his analysis of the sensitivity of radiative corrections to both the mass differences in fermion doublets and the 208:
he constructed one of the first supergravity theories in four dimensions. In addition to this important early work, he has been a leader in the application of modern geometrical ideas in field theory."
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underlies much of the modern formalism. Particularly important are the background field method which he invented, and the methodology of ghost loops in gauge theory, which he did much to develop."
385:) and the study of some fundamental properties of two-dimensional quantum field theories including, in particular, the absence of symmetry breaking and aspects of boson-fermion equivalence." 298:"his many fruitful contributions to the development of quantum field theory and statistics. Among these are his early work on functional methods including his formal solution to the 1297:"their pioneering contributions to perturbative and non-perturbative string theory and quantum gravity, in particular, to the aspects related to anomalies, duality, black holes and 2489: 2439: 2410: 2381: 489:"for his discovery of the non-integrable phase that arises in adiabatic processes in quantum theory. This effect was first detected in 1986 in an optics experiment by Tomita and 1089:"their important contributions to a better understanding of field theories in the non-perturbative regime and in particular for exact results in supersymmetric field theories." 528:"crucial contributions in theoretical and mathematical physics starting with his seminal investigation of the asymptotic behavior of potential scattering processes through the 2514: 2464: 751:"theoretical developments of the late 60's and early 70's that led to the use of deep inelastic scattering for the elucidation of the nature of the strong interactions." 1143:"their independent contributions towards understanding novel phases in strongly interacting many-body systems, introducing original transdisciplinary techniques." 351:"researches in the area of quantum field theory and mathematical physics. His name is well known in theoretical physics in connection with the Three Body System ( 969:"their many important contributions to condensed matter physics, including their independent work preparing and opening the field of two and three dimensional 775:
and interaction effects, is being recognized for his pioneering contributions to our understanding of disordered and strongly interacting many-body systems."
1270:"groundbreaking and mathematically rigorous contributions to the understanding of the statistical mechanics of classical and quantum physical systems." 1201:"their pioneering contributions to the inception and formulation of string theory which introduced new Bosonic and Fermionic symmetries into physics." 1330: 1000:"their independent, ground-breaking work throughout their careers elucidating many aspects of fundamental physics, cosmology and astrophysics." 1054:"their interdisciplinary contributions which introduced concepts of conformal field theory and non-abelian quasiparticle statistics in 902:
for the calculation of the electronic properties of matter with molecular dynamics methods for the Newtonian simulation of atomic motions."
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of quantization of non-Abelian gauge theories discovered in 1966-67 has many essential applications including quantum effects in the
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in relativistic particle physics. His contributions to the quark model in the 1960s and, later, his geometrical formulation of the
2510: 204:, he proposed the first renormalizable Lagrangian field theories to realize supersymmetry in 4-dimensional space-time. With Prof. 1111: 318:. These identities and their generalizations for non-Abelian gauge theories are basic to the understanding of local symmetries." 17: 2460: 1811: 627: 1213: 2581: 1520:
Schwarzschild, Bertram (2008). "Physics Nobel Prize to Nambu, Kobayashi, and Maskawa for theories of symmetry breaking".
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enlarges the theoretical understanding of string theory and has provided a great stimulus to research in this subject."
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in which the rotation of the polarization plane of a wave propagating in a twisted optical fibre was interpreted as a
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of interacting systems. This result has become a standard part of modern quantum field theory. Independently of
168: 811: 360: 299: 140: 31: 1171: 311: 398:"his fundamental clarification of spontaneous symmetry violation in relativistic quantum field theory." 835:, a major contribution to the birth of the Standard Model, the modern theory of Elementary Particles." 899: 603: 555: 484: 355:). He made decisive contributions to the quantization of the Yang-Mills and gravitational field. The 336: 265: 1055: 855:"for their fundamental contributions to superstring theory. Their studies range from early work on 172: 2576: 954: 810:"innovative and prolific work in atomic physics, including seminal work proposing methods to use 780: 582:, one of the most profound examples of the relevance of quantum field theory to the real world." 450: 442: 364: 356: 315: 285: 1379: 1067: 1027:"crucial contributions to the origin, development and further understanding of string theory." 864: 815: 269: 264:
in non-Abelian gauge theories. This discovery, which accounts for the phenomenon of scaling in
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winners. However, several Dirac Medallists have subsequently won one of these awards.
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method in which they combined, elegantly and imaginatively, the quantum mechanical
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as the dynamics of a relativistic string theory are of fundamental importance."
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mass. These calculations provided the basic prediction in the search for the
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as a viable model for the nuclear force. His invention, together with
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that has permitted an important breakthrough in our understanding of
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systems and has proved to be instrumental in the whole subject of
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Prize awarded by the International Centre for Theoretical Physics
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and non-Abelian gauge theory. His pioneering work with quantum,
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compactifications, physics and mathematics of mirror symmetry,
656: 473: 408:"his contributions to the development of theoretical physics." 421:"many outstanding contributions in physics and mathematics." 219:"his fundamental contributions to the study of classical and 1700:"ICTP awards Dirac Medals for work in theoretical physics". 659:
and of the strong, weak, and electromagnetic interactions."
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of the angular momentum to the complex plane. The so-called
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and associated phase transitions in ultracold gases."
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in the curvature of spacetime produced when stars or
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Also in collaboration with Prof. 153:, particularly in connection with the theory of 1485:"Wolf Prizes go to Ginzburg, Nambu and Moser". 626:for growth models for random aggregation (the 106:"path-opening contributions to the physics of 59:The Dirac Medal of the ICTP is not awarded to 1519: 1443: 610:'s flux confinement model as a mechanism for 74:The medallists receive a prize of US$ 5,000. 1695: 1693: 1691: 43:International Centre for Theoretical Physics 1513: 192:"fundamental contributions to the study of 128:"far-ranging contributions to relativistic 1548: 1478: 1228:"establishing the predicted properties of 1986: 1971:"Princeton Physicist Garners Dirac Medal" 1688: 630:) and his groundbreaking analysis of the 1410: 1408: 1406: 1404: 1402: 1400: 1058:and applications of these ideas to 244:at short distances and to the theory of 30:For other prizes with similar name, see 14: 2569: 1415:"ICTP honors four with Dirac Medals". 2080: 2078: 1805: 1803: 1397: 1666: 1664: 1615: 1613: 1588: 1586: 357:Faddeev-Popov covariant prescription 268:, was central to the development of 1812:"Dirac Medals Announced in Trieste" 865:gauge theory-gravity correspondence 863:and black hole physics, as well as 699:"the development of the concept of 24: 2528: 2075: 1800: 831:"their work on the physics of the 814:and describing how to realize the 812:trapped ions for quantum computing 785:"his fundamental contributions to 25: 2593: 1661: 1610: 1583: 1385:List of awards named after people 260:, he discovered the mechanism of 2511:""ICTP – Dirac Medallists 2022"" 2486:""ICTP – Dirac Medallists 2021"" 2461:""ICTP – Dirac Medallists 2020"" 624:stochastic differential equation 367:and in quantum chromodynamics." 2552: 2517:from the original on 2022-08-09 2503: 2492:from the original on 2021-08-09 2478: 2467:from the original on 2021-08-17 2453: 2442:from the original on 2020-10-28 2424: 2413:from the original on 2021-02-03 2395: 2384:from the original on 2021-03-05 2366: 2342: 2318: 2294: 2270: 2246: 2222: 2198: 2174: 2150: 2126: 2102: 2051: 2027: 2003: 1963: 1939: 1915: 1891: 1867: 1843: 1776: 1752: 1728: 110:and gravity, to the search for 2536:"Dirac Medallists 2023 | ICTP" 2432:"ICTP – Dirac Medallists 2019" 2403:"ICTP – Dirac Medallists 2018" 2374:"ICTP – Dirac Medallists 2017" 2350:"Dirac Medallists 2016 | ICTP" 2326:"Dirac Medallists 2015 | ICTP" 2302:"Dirac Medallists 2014 | ICTP" 2278:"Dirac Medallists 2013 | ICTP" 2254:"Dirac Medallists 2012 | ICTP" 2230:"Dirac Medallists 2011 | ICTP" 2206:"Dirac Medallists 2010 | ICTP" 2182:"Dirac Medallists 2009 | ICTP" 2158:"Dirac Medallists 2010 | ICTP" 2134:"Dirac Medallists 2007 | ICTP" 2086:"Dirac Medallists 2005 | ICTP" 2059:"Dirac Medallists 2004 | ICTP" 2035:"Dirac Medallists 2003 | ICTP" 2011:"Dirac Medallists 2002 | ICTP" 1923:"Dirac Medallists 2000 | ICTP" 1875:"Dirac Medallists 1998 | ICTP" 1851:"Dirac Medallists 1997 | ICTP" 1736:"Dirac Medallists 1993 | ICTP" 1672:"Dirac Medallists 1990 | ICTP" 1645:"Dirac Medallists 1989 | ICTP" 1637: 1621:"Dirac Medallists 1988 | ICTP" 1594:"Dirac Medallists 1987 | ICTP" 310:he discovered the generalized 13: 1: 2110:"Dirac Medallist 2006 | ICTP" 1947:"Dirac Medallist 2001 | ICTP" 1899:"Dirac Medallist 1999 | ICTP" 1784:"Dirac Medallist 1995 | ICTP" 1760:"Dirac Medallist 1994 | ICTP" 1390: 169:spontaneous symmetry breaking 77: 1236:spiral together and merge." 361:Glashow-Salam-Weinberg model 7: 1373: 1172:Cosmic Microwave Background 286:heterotic superstring model 266:deep inelastic interactions 10: 2598: 2582:Awards established in 1985 793:theory and the physics of 604:Altarelli-Parisi equations 41:is given each year by the 29: 1981:(10): 85–85. 2001-10-01. 1823:(10): 91–91. 1996-10-01. 1345: 1326: 1296: 1288: 1269: 1261: 1227: 1219: 1200: 1192: 1169: 1161: 1142: 1134: 1115: 1107: 1088: 1080: 1053: 1045: 1026: 1018: 999: 991: 968: 960: 941: 933: 921: 913: 900:density functional method 893: 885: 854: 846: 830: 822: 762: 750: 742: 730: 722: 698: 690: 654: 646: 628:Kardar-Parisi-Zhang model 569: 561: 549: 541: 501: 440: 432: 420: 412: 389: 342: 330: 322: 300:Schwinger-Dyson equations 231: 183: 136: 97: 92: 1056:condensed matter systems 365:electroweak interactions 173:chiral symmetry breaking 955:Alexander Zamolodchikov 606:), the proposal of the 451:Peter van Nieuwenhuizen 39:Dirac Medal of the ICTP 18:Dirac Medal of the ICTP 1380:List of physics awards 971:topological insulators 270:quantum chromodynamics 2559:Dirac Medallists 2024 530:analytic continuation 506:Martinus J.G. Veltman 177:dual resonance models 1458:(2): 111–112. 1991. 1423:(5): 107–108. 1987. 1166:Viatcheslav Mukhanov 896:ab initio simulation 737:Vladimir E. Zakharov 252:and, independently, 151:quantum field theory 108:elementary particles 45:(ICTP) in honour of 1714:1993PhT....46c..99. 1708:(3): 99–100. 1993. 1569:1997PhT....50Q..85. 1534:2008PhT....61l..16S 1499:1995PhT....48Q..66. 1464:1991PhT....44b.111. 1429:1987PhT....40e.107. 1230:gravitational waves 1224:Alessandra Buonanno 1060:quantum computation 443:Kaluza-Klein theory 171:and in particular, 83: 1366:Tadashi Takayanagi 1180:Alexei Starobinsky 1112:Charles H. Bennett 1040:Gabriele Veneziano 908:Michele Parrinello 816:Bose-Hubbard model 640:Disordered Systems 534:Regge trajectories 437:Daniel Z. Freedman 417:Nikolai Bogoliubov 404:Stanley Mandelstam 353:Faddeev's equation 262:asymptotic freedom 155:critical phenomena 141:Alexander Polyakov 82: 1988:10.1063/1.1420565 1829:10.1063/1.2807816 1722:10.1063/1.2808851 1577:10.1063/1.2806531 1542:10.1063/1.3047652 1507:10.1063/1.2807883 1472:10.1063/1.2810004 1437:10.1063/1.2820038 1371: 1370: 1102:Arkady Vainshtein 1033:Andrew Strominger 773:weak localization 612:quark confinement 394:Jeffrey Goldstone 373:Sidney R. 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Dirac Medal of the ICTP
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International Centre for Theoretical Physics
physicist
Paul Dirac
Nobel Laureates
Fields Medalists
Wolf Prize
Edward Witten
elementary particles
unification
cosmology
Yakov Zel'dovich
astrophysics
Alexander Polyakov
scale invariance
quantum field theory
critical phenomena
Yoichiro Nambu
spontaneous symmetry breaking
chiral symmetry breaking
dual resonance models
Bruno Zumino
chiral anomalies
gauge theories
Wess
Stanley Deser
Bryce DeWitt
quantum gravity
effective action

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