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James Glimm(1934)

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Physics

James Glimm is a recipient of the Heineman Prize for Mathematical Physics (1980) from United States. Their primary field is Physics. They were educated at Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science and Westfield High School. They have been affiliated with Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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United States

Heineman Prize for Mathematical Physics (1980)

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Citations

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N/A

i10-index

11.5

Avg Citations/Paper

Awards & Recognition

Heineman Prize for Mathematical Physics SUNY Stony Brook

1980

Most Cited Works

Top publications by citation count

Experiments to Produce a Hydrodynamically Unstable, Spherically Diverging System of Relevance to Instabilities in Supernovae

The Astrophysical Journal(2002)

citations

A hydrodynamically unstable, spherically divergent system of relevance to supernovae

(2000)

citations

Flatlanders and Ridgerunners: Folktales from the Mountains of Northern Pennsylvania

(1983)

citations

Thomas Merton's Last Poem: The Geography of Lograire

Renascence(1974)

citations

Three Dimensional Axisymmetric SimulationsOf Fluid Instabilities In Curved Geometry

WIT transactions on engineering sciences(1970)

citations

Tracking and the Interaction of Nonlinear Waves

citations

Recent Publications

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Experiments to Produce a Hydrodynamically Unstable, Spherically Diverging System of Relevance to Instabilities in Supernovae

The Astrophysical Journal2002

60citations

Open Access

A hydrodynamically unstable, spherically divergent system of relevance to supernovae

2000

0citations

Flatlanders and Ridgerunners: Folktales from the Mountains of Northern Pennsylvania

1983

2citations

Thomas Merton's Last Poem: The Geography of Lograire

Renascence1974

1citations

Three Dimensional Axisymmetric SimulationsOf Fluid Instabilities In Curved Geometry

WIT transactions on engineering sciences1970

6citations

Tracking and the Interaction of Nonlinear Waves

0citations

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Publications & Citations

Education

Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science

Westfield High School

Columbia University(Doctor)

Doctoral Advisors

Thomas C. SpencerRonald DiPernaSunčica ČanićI-Liang ChernLon Michael RosenStuart Marshall NewbergerDavid IsaacsonPaulo Paes-LemeDan MarchesinBruce BukietJames JonesPui-tak KanFrederico FurtadoMohsen MaesumiLisa Coulter (Osterman)John ScheuermannJuan Guevara JordanArnold David KleinsteinHongjoong KimMarc Etienne LaforestJames Douglas FabreyRita Jean TauerAn-Der LinTodd Michael SmithWilliam GarberAndrea MarcheseYan YuErwin GeorgeLeonid KoralovTianshi LuSrabasti DuttaYoonha LeeXinfeng LiuMing ZhaoJoseph McQuownDongyung KimHyunsun LeeLuis Felipe Feres PereiraYijie ZhouRichard Kadison