Word: rabi
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...conception of the structure of the universe may result from the discovery of the anti-proton, I. I. Rabi, Nobel-prize physicist and 1955 Morris Loeb Lecturer, said yesterday...
...discovery of the anti-proton, announced Tuesday, is an achievement "of immense importance that opens up new vistas about the structure of the universe," he said. Rabi explained that it is physically possible for two forms of matter to exist: ordinary and anti-matter...
...Rabi, Higgins Professor of Physics at Columbia, described the anti-matter as seemingly like ordinary matter, but made of positive electrons and the newly discovered anti-protons, while this world is made of negative electrons and positive protons...
Norman F. Ramsey, professor of Physics, and a former colleague of Rabi, agreed with the visiting lecturer about the importance of the discovery and raised the question of whether "we are to believe that there are the same number of negative and positive protons in the universe...
...Rabi, Nobel prizewinner and Higgins Professor of Physics at Columbia will deliver the first of four Morris Loeb Lectures today...