Authors: James Gleick
-neutron interaction,
270–71
-photon interaction,
241–42
,
246
-positron interaction,
253–54
-proton interaction,
391–95
in beta decay,
335–37
magnetic moment,
251–52
reality of,
375
self-energy,
99–102
,
109–12
,
239–40
,
251–52
,
256
,
273–75
,
380
two-slit experiment,
247–48
,
250
,
366
electroweak theory,
431
Encyclopaedia Britannica
,
25
,
38
,
49
,
286
,
354–55
conservation of,
60
,
88
,
139
,
330
,
360–61
gravity waves and,
352
kinetic and potential,
60–61
,
121
quantum mechanics and,
71–72
,
74
,
127
textbooks and,
398
Engineering and Science
,
355–56
ENIAC,
182
Erhard, Werner,
405–6
Esalen Institute,
407
est Foundation,
405
Ethical Culture School (New York),
24
,
159
exclusion principle,
6–7
,
255
,
258
Explorer satellites,
415–16
Far Rockaway (New York),
20–24
,
45–49
,
64
,
98
,
126
,
191
,
409
Far Rockaway High School,
30–36
,
60–61
,
302
Young People’s Socialist League,
296
Faraday, Michael,
101
Faulkner, William,
380
Federal Bureau of Investigation,
296–97
Fermat, Pierre de,
57–58
,
61
,
250
Fermat’s last theorem,
267
calculating ability,
175
death,
294
Feynman and,
282–83
as genius,
322
“lightness of approach,”
166–67
Schwinger and,
216
Fermi-Dirac statistics,
399
Fermi interaction,
see
weak interaction
Feynman, Anne (paternal grandmother),
24
Feynman, Arline Greenbaum (first wife),
45–46
,
64–65
,
67
,
69
,
91
,
116–17
,
146
,
184–88
,
206
,
212–14
,
221–22
,
264
,
287
,
289
,
290
,
343
,
409–10
illness,
117
,
126–27
,
134–35
,
149–51
,
159–60
,
170
,
191–96
,
200–202
marriage,
149–51
Feynman, Carl (son),
346
,
378
,
396–98
,
405
,
409
,
435
Feynman, Gweneth Howarth (third wife),
340–47
,
353
,
378
,
401–2
,
405
,
408
,
426
,
438
Feynman, Henry Phillips (brother),
25–26
,
46
,
221
Feynman, Joan (sister),
16
,
19
,
26–27
,
30
,
40–42
,
46
,
64
,
135
,
194–95
,
202
,
220–21
,
335–36
,
438
Feynman, Louis (paternal grandfather),
24
Feynman, Lucille (née Phillips, mother),
15
,
19
,
23
,
24–26
,
27–28
,
32
,
40–42
,
46
,
115
,
149–51
,
156
,
159
,
169
,
182–83
,
201
,
213–14
,
220–21
,
263
,
293
,
346
,
378–79
,
397
Feynman, Mary Louise (second wife),
see
Bell,
Mary Louise
Feynman, Melville (father),
22
,
24–26
,
27–31
,
40–42
,
46
,
68
,
91
,
126
,
133
,
149–51
,
169
,
176
,
186
,
214
,
219–22
,
242
,
379
,
388
,
410
Feynman, Michelle (daughter),
346
,
396–98
,
401
,
408
,
437
Feynman, Richard Phillips
“aggressive dopiness,”
405
atomic bomb and,
3
,
6
,
11
,
15
,
140
,
153–205
,
213
,
216
,
218
,
224–25
,
263–64
,
417
beaches and,
21–22
,
283–87
,
339
,
401
birth,
25
books,
11–13
The Character of Physical Law
,
13
,
364–71
The Feynman Lectures on Physics
,
12
,
21–22
,
37–38
,
145
,
357–64
,
407
,
435–36
Photon-Hadron Interactions
,
395
QED: The Strange Theory of Light and Matter
,
13
Quantum Electrodynamics
,
12
Surely You’re Joking, Mr. Feynman!
,
11
,
409–11
Theory of Fundamental Processes
,
12
What Do You Care What Other People Think?
,
11
calculating ability,
9–10
,
14–15
,
33–36
,
60
,
175–78
California Institute of Technology and,
277–78
,
282–83
,
293–94
,
311
,
338
,
340–41
,
349
,
398
,
404
,
406–7
,
435
,
437
childhood,
17–49
children,
346
,
378
,
396–98
,
401
,
405
,
408–9
,
435
,
437
college admission,
49
at Cornell,
3
,
10
,
204
,
214–22
,
225–27
,
277–78
,
286
,
288
,
293–94
,
365
culture and,
14
,
32
,
65
,
83
,
185
,
285–87
,
292
diagrams and,
7–8
,
11
,
17
,
104
,
130–31
divorce,
293
dreams,
69–70