
Lepton
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Search complete. 5 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Lepton".
Oct 13, 2026
From Star Trek to Pink Floyd with Ian Schulze (143)
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30:36RussHOST
You did list it off in the ones you were talking about.
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30:39RussHOST
That is Lepton.
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30:41Ian SchulzeGUEST
Uptown.
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30:41Ian SchulzeGUEST
Okay.
"I Thought It Would Fail!" Francis Halzen: Winner of the 2026 Nobel Prize In Physics [Reupload from 2022]
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3:02Francis HalzenGUEST
[laughs]
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3:03Brian KeatingHOST
So the book we're talking about is called, uh, Quarks and Leptons.
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3:06Brian KeatingHOST
It was a wonderful, wonderful book that I, uh, had there.
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3:10Brian KeatingHOST
We'll, we'll show it on the screen.
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3:11Brian KeatingHOST
It's written with, uh, your co-author, Alan Martin, but I don't recall, uh, much about him.
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3:17Brian KeatingHOST
But, but, uh, certainly taking it from you was quite a treat.
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3:20Brian KeatingHOST
So Francis, can you help us judge Quarks and Leptons by its cover? How'd you come up with the title, the subtitle, and the cover illustration?
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3:29Francis HalzenGUEST
The title was actually...
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The IceCube Nobel: How Neutrinos Opened a New Window on the Universe (Debate)
Oct 6 · 1 Mention
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12:10Clara NeratioHOST
We have to look at Housen's broader academic footprint here.
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12:13Clara NeratioHOST
He is the co-author of Quarks and Leptons, a textbook that defined modern methodologies in this exact field.
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12:19speaker_1GUEST
Writing a textbook does not
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12:21Clara NeratioHOST
analyze terabytes of live data.