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Kazumi Maki (kanji: 真木和美, kana: まきかずみ Maki Kazumi, January 27, 1936, Takamatsu, Japan – September 10, 2008, Los Angeles) was a Japanese theoretical physicist, known for his research in "superconductivity, superfluid ³He, and quasi‑one‑dimensional (1D) materials."

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rdfs:label	Kazumi Maki (de) Kazumi Maki (en) 真木和美 (ja)
rdfs:comment	Kazumi Maki (* 27. Januar 1936 in Takamatsu; † 10. September 2008 in Los Angeles) war ein japanischer theoretischer Festkörperphysiker. (de) Kazumi Maki (kanji: 真木和美, kana: まきかずみ Maki Kazumi, January 27, 1936, Takamatsu, Japan – September 10, 2008, Los Angeles) was a Japanese theoretical physicist, known for his research in "superconductivity, superfluid ³He, and quasi‑one‑dimensional (1D) materials." (en) 真木和美（まきかずみ、1936年1月27日 - 2008年9月10日）は、日本の物理学者。専門は、超伝導・超流動の理論。ジョン・バーディーン賞受賞。超伝導分野の専門語「Maki-Tompson項」や「Makiパラメター」に名前を残している。音楽や絵画に親しみ、自らバイオリンを弾き、オペラを歌ったりした。 (ja)
dcterms:subject	1936 births 2008 deaths Fellows of the American Physical Society Kyoto University alumni University of Southern California faculty 20th-century Japanese physicists Tohoku University faculty 21st-century Japanese physicists Condensed matter physicists
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Robijn Bruinsma Energy gap University of California, San Diego University of Chicago University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign University of Southern California 1936 births 2008 deaths Los Angeles Music Center Fellows of the American Physical Society Kyoto University alumni University of Southern California faculty Tohoku University American Physical Society 20th-century Japanese physicists Tohoku University faculty Nishina Memorial Prize Dieter Vollhardt Superconductivity Marcel Dekker Hagen Kleinert Helium-3 Hideki Yukawa 21st-century Japanese physicists Condensed matter physicists Kana Kanji Superfluid BCS theory Kyoto University Takamatsu, Japan Guggenheim Fellow High-temperature superconductors
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has abstract	Kazumi Maki (* 27. Januar 1936 in Takamatsu; † 10. September 2008 in Los Angeles) war ein japanischer theoretischer Festkörperphysiker. (de) Kazumi Maki (kanji: 真木和美, kana: まきかずみ Maki Kazumi, January 27, 1936, Takamatsu, Japan – September 10, 2008, Los Angeles) was a Japanese theoretical physicist, known for his research in "superconductivity, superfluid ³He, and quasi‑one‑dimensional (1D) materials." (en) 真木和美（まきかずみ、1936年1月27日 - 2008年9月10日）は、日本の物理学者。専門は、超伝導・超流動の理論。ジョン・バーディーン賞受賞。超伝導分野の専門語「Maki-Tompson項」や「Makiパラメター」に名前を残している。音楽や絵画に親しみ、自らバイオリンを弾き、オペラを歌ったりした。 (ja)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Robijn Bruinsma List of American Physical Society Fellows (1972–1997) List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1979 Hagen Kleinert Hideki Yukawa Maki (name)
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