- Thomas-François
Dalibard (French pronunciation: [tɔma fʁɑ̃swa dalibaʁ]; born in Crannes-en-Champagne,
France in 1709, died in 1778) was a
French physicist...
- Jean
Dalibard (born 8
December 1958) is a
French physicist,
Professor at the École Polytechnique,
member of the
French Academy of
Sciences and a researcher...
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Benoit Dalibard (born 26
March 1991 in Pencran, France) is a
French footballer who
plays as a
defender but is
without a club
after leaving Hereford United...
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Antoine Dalibard (born
March 10, 1983, in Laval) is a
French former professional road cyclist. His
father Philippe and
grandfather Joseph Groussard were...
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formed a
laboratory there with
Alain Aspect,
Christophe Salomon, and Jean
Dalibard to
study laser cooling and trapping. He even took a
statistical approach...
- "Evolving Deep
Neural Networks". arXiv:1703.00548 [cs.NE].
Jaderberg M,
Dalibard V,
Osindero S,
Czarnecki WM,
Donahue J,
Razavi A,
Vinyals O,
Green T, Dunning...
- Anne-Laure
Dalibard is a
French mathematician working on
asymptotic behavior of
fluid equations occurring in
oceanographic models. She
works as a staff...
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proposed experiments in 1752 were
conducted on 10 May 1752 by Thomas-François
Dalibard of
France using a 40-foot-tall (12 m) iron rod
instead of a kite and he...
- in May 1752 at Marly-la-Ville, in
northern France, by Thomas-François
Dalibard. An
attempt to
replicate the
experiment killed Georg Wilhelm Richmann in...
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systems and
quantum dissipation. The
quantum jump
method was
developed by
Dalibard,
Castin and Mølmer at a
similar time to the
similar method known as Quantum...
