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[[Hungary|Hungarian]] mathematician [[Paul Erdős]]<ref>{{cite book | author=Schechter, Bruce | ...

Dutch physicist [[Dirk Coster]] and Hungarian-Swedish chemist [[George de Hevesy]] co-discovered ''[[Hafnium]]'' (Hf) in ...hanics'', p. 130</ref><ref>Gindikin, Semyon Grigorevich (1988). ''Tales of Physicists and Mathematicians'', p. 86–87</ref><ref>Jammer, Max (1997). ''Concepts of ...

...en in English and was later translated in Russian and [[Hungarian language|Hungarian]].<ref>See the bibliography {{Harv|Colautti Fichera|1997}}: some of the tra [[Category:Mathematical physicists]] ...

...nes (girih), generally more visible than the tile boundaries. In 2007, the physicists [[Peter Lu]] and [[Paul Steinhardt]] argued that girih resembled [[quasicr ...isher=Fawcett Columbine |isbn=978-0-449-90835-8 |pages=135–139}}</ref> The Hungarian mathematician [[Paul Erdős]] agreed that mathematics possessed beauty but c ...

...te=CERN|language=en|access-date=2019-11-30}}</ref> C. Rubbia led a team of physicists in the UA1 Collaboration, managing the construction of the central detector ...'Chasseurs des Alpes'', in Germany the ''Alpenkorps'' were born, in Austro-Hungarian Empire the ''Landwehr'' and the Tyrolean hunters (''Kaiserjäger''); similar ...