Wheeler, John Archibald

Wheeler, John Archibald. A Journey into Gravity and Spacetime. Scientific American Library, New York. 1990. 

Watson James Dewey, 345 Watts Robert O., 362 Weeks John D., 867 Wegener Alfred Lothar, 269 Weidmann Jean-Luc, 978 Weinberg Steven, 571 Weinfurter Harald, 3, 15 Weinhold Frank, 150 Weinreich Gabriel, 722,755 Werner Hans-Joachim, 659 Weyl Hermann, 77, 80 Wheeler John Archibald, 8, 46, 723... 

Wainwright Thomas Everett 278 Walker P. Duane 571 Walmsley Stuart H. 459 Walsh Stephen P. 792 Walter John 776,789,845 Wang Yan Alexander 601,602 Watson James 878 Watson James Dewey 285 Watts Robert O. 302 Weeks John D. 748 Wegener Alfred Lothar 228 Weidmann Jean-Luc 856 Weinberg Steven 493 Weinfurter Harald 3,14, 47 Weinhold Frank 135 Weinreich Gabriel 617, 647 Werner Hans-Joachim 564 Weyl Hermaim 70, 72, 986 Wheeler John Archibald 8, 53, 105, 106, 430, 619... 

John Archibald Wheeler recalls that when he first came to the institute, he met a man working in the garden and asked him where he could find Professor Bohr. The gardener answered That s me. ... 

Richard Philips Feyi n i lai i (1919-1988), Amerii on physicist and for many years professor at the California Institute of Technology. His f er was his first informal teacher of physics, who taught him the extremely important skill of independent thinking. Feynman studied at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, then at Princeton University, where he earned his Ph.D. under the supervision of John Archibald Wheeler. 

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