My Years with Julian Schwinger: From Source Theory through Sonoluminescence
arXiv:1808.01981
Abstract
I recall my interactions with Julian Schwinger, first as a graduate student at Harvard, and then as a postdoc at UCLA, in the period 1968--81, and subsequently. Some aspects of his legacy to physics are discussed.
15 pages, A Contribution to the Proceedings of the Julian Schwinger Centennial Conference, Singapore, February 2018
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