Jun John Sakurai

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Jun John Sakurai was a prominent Japanese-American theoretical physicist renowned for his influential work in quantum mechanics and particle physics, as well as for authoring widely used graduate-level textbooks.

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instanceOf Japanese-American
author
person
physicist
theoretical physicist
academicDegree PhD in physics
almaMater Cornell University
University of Tokyo
areaOfInfluence graduate physics education
birthDate 1933-01-31
birthPlace Japan
Tokyo
causeOfDeath cancer
citizenship Japan
United States of America
countryOfResidence United States of America
deathDate 1982-06-29
doctoralAdvisor Hans Bethe
employer University of California, Los Angeles
University of Chicago
ethnicGroup Japanese
familyName Jun John Sakurai self-linksurface differs
surface form: Sakurai
fieldOfWork nuclear physics
particle physics
quantum mechanics
theoretical physics
givenName Jun
hasAcademicDiscipline quantum field theory
symmetry principles in physics
influenced generations of physics graduate students
knownFor graduate-level physics textbooks
textbook "Advanced Quantum Mechanics"
textbook "Invariance Principles and Elementary Particles"
textbook "Modern Quantum Mechanics"
work in particle physics
work in quantum mechanics
languageOfWorkOrName English
Japanese
name Jun John Sakurai self-link
notableWork "Advanced Quantum Mechanics"
"Invariance Principles and Elementary Particles"
textbook "Modern Quantum Mechanics"
surface form: "Modern Quantum Mechanics"
occupation university professor
taughtSubject nuclear physics
particle physics
quantum mechanics
workLocation City of Chicago
surface form: Chicago

Los Angeles

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