E. C. George Sudarshan Biography, Age, Death, Height, Weight, Family, Facts, Caste, Wiki & More

E. C. George Sudarshan is a contributor in the field of Material Science. He invented the concept of V-A hypothesis along with Robert Marshak. This theory was lately prepared as a supplement for the electroweak theory. Feynman perceived Sudarshan's dedication in 1963 communicating that the V-A speculation was found by Sudarshan and Marshak and reported by Gell-Mann and himself.

 

He in like manner developed a quantum depiction of sound light later known as Sudarshan-Glauber depiction for which Glauber also got the noble prize in the year 2005. He did his studies from the CMSCollege Kottayam and completed his graduation with unique excellence from the famous MadrasChristian College in the year 1951. He then completed his post graduation from the Madras University in the year 1952. He relocated to Tata Institute of Fundamental Research and worked there for a succinct period. He worked alongside Dr. Homi Bhabha and furthermore others.

 

Subsequently, he relocated to the New York City and was employed at the Rochester University there. In the year 1958, he obtained his Ph.D. degree from there. After which, he shifted to the Harvard University and joined Julian Schwinger as a postdoctoral person. Apart from all this, he continues to teach Physics at the IIT, Madras.