How to pronounce“wigner”in English

Wigner, Nobel prize winner, enormously distinguished theoretical physicist of the first half and

Wigner thought he had an argument that as a matter of fact in quantum mechanics, precisely the opposite turns out to be true: not only is physics not hostile to the idea that there

And WIgner's approach to this was, instead of seeing this as bad news, okay, to see it as the news we've been waiting for, you know, since the beginning of science.

Physicist Eugene Wigner described the lecture as detached, almost like a recitation of a technical text.

And they found that Wigner and Wigner's friend could observe different collapses of the probability wave.

I agree with Wigner that it's really mysterious.

predictions -- so said Wigner -- was because have this special additional feature of being associated with consciousness, okay?

And there was an experiment proposed by Eugene Wigner called Wigner and Wigner's friend.

There was a Nobel Prize winning physicist named Wigner-- Eugene Wigner, who asked this question, saying if I look at a particle and see the collapse of the probability

wave, and then Wigner's friend looks at it before I tell him what I observed, will he see the same collapse of the probability wave that I saw?

By the 1960s, Eugene Wigner wrote a famous essay where he argued that this enormous usefulness of math in the natural science is really something

like this series of posts on the Fermionic and the Jordan Wigner Transform which have tens of thousands of downloads.

Wigner took a look at this situation and said, well, so apparently what's going on here is

So Wigner thought first of all he had for the first time a clean mathematical definition

It's been, as the physicist Eugene Wigner famously put it, unreasonably effective.

I remember myself as a young graduate student being at conferences where Wigner would stand

And in 1934, introduced Dirac to his sister, Margit Wigner, a woman who would change Dirac's life, perhaps more than any equation or Nobel Prize.

And perhaps this gave strange, quiet Dirac some newfound confidence, because that physicist in the audience of his 1928 lecture at the start, Eugene Wigner,

So of course, I mean, you started off by quoting Wigner, the famous Nobel Prize-winning physicist Wigner, who wrote this wonderful essay,

And so some people like John Von Neumann, who was one of the founders of quantum mechanics, thought, along with Eugene Wigner,

did all these, you know, why did Johnny Von Neumann, Eugene Wigner, Leo Szilard, Edward Teller and Paul Erdos, they all came out of the same group of people in Hungary and ended