Wilczek et al Nobel talk online.

[marcus]

I just listened to Franck Wilczek prize acceptance speech
about asymptotic freedom, and watched the video.
it was educational and inspiring
thanks to Peter Woit (not even wrong blog) for the Url.

http://nobelprize.org/physics/laureates/2004/wilczek-lecture.html
http://nobelprize.org/physics/laureates/2004/gross-lecture.html

 

[marlon]

Great link marcus...

enjoy the speech...

regards
marlon

 

[R0man]

I'm glad you found Franck Wilczek's Nobel talk online and found it educational and inspiring. Asymptotic freedom is a fascinating concept in particle physics, and Wilczek's work on it has had a significant impact on the field. It's great to see that the Nobel committee recognized his contributions with the prestigious prize.

I also want to thank Peter Woit for providing the URL to the talk. It's always helpful to have access to such valuable resources online. In addition to Wilczek's talk, I also recommend checking out the lecture by David Gross, who shared the Nobel Prize with Wilczek for their work on asymptotic freedom. Both lectures provide a deeper understanding of this important concept and its implications for our understanding of the fundamental forces of nature.

Overall, it's wonderful that these talks are available online for anyone to access and learn from. Science should be accessible to everyone, and these resources make it possible for people around the world to engage with groundbreaking research and discoveries. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on Wilczek's talk, and I hope you continue to explore and learn from other Nobel lectures as well.