Jerome won the Nobel Prize with two others, who were they?
Richard Feynman and Julian Schwinger
Sin-Itiro Tomonaga and Hideki Yukawa
Henry Kendall and Richard Taylor
Carl David Anderson and Walter Houser Brattain
Answer
The Nobel Prize in Physics in 1990 was shared by Jerome Friedman, Henry Kendall, and Richard Taylor for their deep inelastic scattering experiments that probed the structure of protons and neutrons and revealed the existence of quarks, the fundamental building blocks of matter. Their groundbreaking research laid the foundation for our current understanding of the subatomic world.
The Genius of Jerome: A Quiz on the Life of Physicist Jerome Isaac Friedman
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What is the notable award received by Jerome in 1990 for his contribution in the field of physics?
For which investigation was the Nobel Prize given to Jerome and his team?
What new particle structure was proposed in the work of Jerome and his colleagues?
Which of these colleagues did not share the Nobel Prize in Physics with Jerome in 1990?
Where did Jerome have a significant part of his career?
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