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'''Andrej Amatuni''' (10 January 1928–10 October 1999) was a theoretical physicists. Amatuni's interests went on to span a variety of elementary particle physics, but finally he returned to the problems of charged particle acceleration and to the development of non-conventional acceleration schemes.<ref>[https://repository.cern/records/2gxkj-st113?preview_file=vol40-issue2.pdf#page=42 CERN Courier, 40(2), 2000, p. 42].</ref><ref>[https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1306379 Physics Today 53 (6), 69 (2000)]</ref> | '''Andrej Tsolakovitch Amatuni''' (10 January 1928–10 October 1999) was a theoretical physicists. Amatuni's interests went on to span a variety of elementary particle physics, but finally he returned to the problems of charged particle acceleration and to the development of non-conventional acceleration schemes.<ref>[https://repository.cern/records/2gxkj-st113?preview_file=vol40-issue2.pdf#page=42 CERN Courier, 40(2), 2000, p. 42].</ref><ref>[https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1306379 Physics Today 53 (6), 69 (2000)]</ref> | ||
In 1965 he was a visiting scientist at CERN. | In 1965 he was a visiting scientist at CERN. | ||
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Andrej Tsolakovitch Amatuni (10 January 1928–10 October 1999) was a theoretical physicists. Amatuni's interests went on to span a variety of elementary particle physics, but finally he returned to the problems of charged particle acceleration and to the development of non-conventional acceleration schemes.[1][2]
In 1965 he was a visiting scientist at CERN.