This year's Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded jointly to Japanese scientist Seokuro Manabe, German researcher Klaus Hasselmann and Italian physicist Giorgio Parisi for their revolutionary achievements.
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The jury, which decided the award in the Swedish capital, Stockholm, announced on Tuesday (October 5th) that the three experts would jointly receive the award in recognition of their services in understanding different climate models and physical systems.It has been decided to give.
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Seokuro Manabe, a Japanese-American, and Klaus Hasselmann, a German, were jointly awarded the prestigious global award for their research on various environmental models.The two will jointly receive half of this year's Nobel Prize cash.
The jury's decision also states that Manabe and Haselman's joint research provides some basic information about the Earth's climate and some of the human factors that affect it.Which have been brought to light scientifically.Going is a revolutionary development.
Finding order in disorder
What is special about the research of these three physicists is that they found in their research a system of seemingly chaotic physical facts and factors.Which will help to understand the complex system of the very diverse forces of nature.And the process of climate change will be better understood.
The award was given to Italian scientist Giorgio Parrisi in recognition of his far-reaching research on the theory of malfunctions, fluctuations and random substances and random factors in physical systems.
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Parisi will receive half of the prize money.The important thing in his research is that based on the link he discovered between fluctuations in various physical systems and apparent anomalies, different physical systems can be understood at the level of atoms to planets.
Service to science for more than half a century
Each of the three scientists nominated for this year's Nobel Prize in Physics has spent nearly half a century or more of his life researching physics.
The Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded to three Japanese scientists.
Manabe, originally from Japan and now living in the United States, is 90 years old.While German physicist Klaus Hasselmann is 89 years old.Of the three experts, the youngest is a Parisian from Italy, but he is now 73 years old.
In addition to the Nobel Gold Medals, the three experts will receive a combined 10 million Swedish kronor in cash, worth more than 1. 1.14 million.
MM / KM (AP, Reuters)
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