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Every Nobel prize is a result of research paper(s). Here is your answer.
by newprint 2y ago
Every Nobel prize is a result of research paper(s). Here is your answer.
- sva_ 2y agoClaude Shannon, whose paper is the only example I named, never got a nobel prize. So I'm unsure what point you're making.
- sargstuff 2y agoPerference for short pointer over long pointer. Obviously stack over flow reference problem could have been avoided with standard int. via look up on web. Leap seconds to fleeting a solution.
- newprint 2y agoYour question is very broad. I don't know if you are asking about classic paper Molecular Structure for Nucleic Acid(1953) or you want to read classic proof of Vinogradov's theorem. By definition, whoever gets the Nobel prize, put out classic paper and it doesn't mean that people who didn't get the Nobel prize, didn't put out classic papers.