Wolfgang Pauli Lifetime
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Updated: 19 Nov 2018
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Date of Birth
- April 25 1900, in Vienna, AustriaZeeman Effect discovered
- Zeeman's work had a large impact on Pauli's work, and later discoveries.Graduated From High School
- 1918Death
- December 15, 1958
- Cause of Death: Pancreatic Cancer
- Died in SwitzerlandPauli Exclusion Principle Discovered
-1925Obtained Citizenship in the USA
-1946Visiting Professor, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton
- 1935Pauliheld visiting professor at the University of Michigan
-1931Green: Personal EventBlue: Significant EventOrange: Discovery relatedYellow: non-discovery relatedEarned a Nobel Prize for Pauli Exclusion Principle
-December 10, 1945Proved the spin statistics theorem
which states that particles with
half integer spin are fermions,
while particles with integer spin are bosons.First Public Radio Broadcast
- January 12 to 13, 1910Women gain the right to vote in the US
- 1920Wright Brothers' First Flight
- 1903Einstein annoounces the Theory of Relativity
- 1915James Chadwick discovers the Neutron
- 1932Salk announces Polio vaccine
- 1953Nylon is created
- 1935Periods
World War I (The Great War)Attended the University of Munich
- From 1918 to 1920World War IIWorked at Niels Bohr’s Institute for Theoretical Physics
- 1922 to 1923
-In CopenhagenTaught Physics at the University of Hamburg
-1923 to 1928Worked in the USA
- 1939 to 1946The Great DepressionMarried to Franziska Bertram
- No childrenMarried to Käthe Margarethe Deppner
- Divorced in 1930
- No ChildrenPauli became a professor at the Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology), in Zürich18 Amendment: The Prohibition (US)The Cold WarThe Korean War
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