Claus Montonen
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Born1946[1]
Almamater
- University of Helsinki (MSc, 1968)[1]
- University of Cambridge (PhD, 1974)[1]
Knownfor
FieldsPhysics
Claus K. Montonen | |
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| Born | 1946[1] |
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| Fields | Physics |
| Institutions | University of Paris-Sud[1] CNRS[1] CERN[1] University of Helsinki[1] Helsinki Institute of Physics[1] |
| Thesis | Theory of Dual Resonance Models (1973) |
Claus Kalevi Montonen (born 1946) is a Finnish theoretical physicist,[1] most known for his work with British physicist David Olive in proposing the Montonen–Olive duality.[2]