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| alma_mater = University of São Paulo ...Prize for Academic Achievement in Mathematics (1992, 1998), Paul Sabatier University Gold Medal (2012) ...

|education = [[University of Campinas]] {{small|(BSc physics 1985)}}, {{small|(MSc, 1989)}}, {{small|(Ph |workplaces = [[University of Utrecht]] ...

{{Short description|Tokamak at the University of Sao Paulo, Brazil}} [[File:TCABR_lab.jpg|thumb|420x420px|Photograph of TCABR in USP's Plasma Physics Laboratory.]] ...

'''Tammo tom Dieck''' (29 May 1938, [[São Paulo]]) is a German mathematician, specializing in [[algebraic topology]]. Tammo tom Dieck studied mathematics from 1957 at the [[University of Göttingen]] ...

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| alma_mater = [[Federal University of Rio de Janeiro]] ...emulsions, and the reactions of [[protons]] and [[deuterons]] with nuclei of average masses. ...

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...ed on all musical levels and was the first published [[Sheet music|score]] of electronic music. ..."The conscious organization of music extends to the micro-acoustic sphere of the sound material itself".{{sfn|Stockhausen|1964|p=22}} ...

...nst the tube wall forming a thin film which moves upwards. This phenomenon of the rising film gives the evaporator its name. .... (1971). “Large Long-Tube Evaporators for Seawater Distillation. In terms of applications within these industries, rising tube evaporators are mainly us ...

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| image = This is a picture of Italo J. Dejter.jpg | workplaces = [[University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Campus]] ...

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