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  • In Pascual Jordan

    …in the development of (nonassociative) Jordan algebras in mathematics. In his later research, Jordan also worked on the application of quantum theory to biological problems, and he originated (concurrently with the American physicist Robert Dicke) a theory of cosmology that proposed to make the universal constants of nature variable and…

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