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The Nobel Prize in Physics 1971
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| Dennis Gabor |
| United Kingdom |
Imperial College
London, United Kingdom |
b. 1900
(in Budapest, Hungary)
d. 1979 |
The Nobel Prize in Physics 1972
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| John Bardeen |
Leon Neil Cooper |
John Robert Schrieffer |
 1/3 of the prize |
1/3 of the prize |
1/3 of the prize |
| USA |
USA |
USA |
University of Illinois
Urbana, IL, USA |
Brown University
Providence, RI, USA |
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA, USA |
b. 1908
d. 1991 |
b. 1930 |
b. 1931 |
The Nobel Prize in Physics 1973
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| Leo Esaki |
Ivar Giaever |
Brian David Josephson |
 1/4 of the prize |
1/4 of the prize |
 1/2 of the prize |
| Japan |
USA |
United Kingdom |
IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center
Yorktown Heights, NY, USA |
General Electric Company
Schenectady, NY, USA |
University of Cambridge
Cambridge, United Kingdom |
| b. 1925 |
b. 1929
(in Bergen, Norway) |
b. 1940 |
The Nobel Prize in Physics 1974
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| Sir Martin Ryle |
Antony Hewish |
| 1/2 of the prize |
1/2 of the prize |
| United Kingdom |
United Kingdom |
University of Cambridge
Cambridge, United Kingdom |
University of Cambridge
Cambridge, United Kingdom |
b. 1918
d. 1984 |
b. 1924 |
The Nobel Prize in Physics 1975
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| Aage Niels Bohr |
Ben Roy Mottelson |
Leo James Rainwater |
| 1/3 of the prize |
1/3 of the prize |
1/3 of the prize |
| Denmark |
Denmark |
USA |
Niels Bohr Institute
Copenhagen, Denmark |
Nordita
Copenhagen, Denmark |
Columbia University
New York, NY, USA |
| b. 1922 |
b. 1926
(in Chicago, IL, USA) |
b. 1917
d. 1986 |
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