Who Will Win the 2011 Nobel Prize for Physics?

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The upcoming announcements for the Nobel Prize in Physics have sparked discussions about potential candidates. Thomson Reuters has released its annual predictions, highlighting various contenders. A significant focus is on Adam Riess, noted for his observational work on dark energy, which some believe positions him as a strong candidate for the prize, either this year or in the future. The conversation emphasizes the impact of Riess's contributions to astrophysics and the ongoing interest in dark energy research.
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So the announcements are next week. Is there any information public on who are the (hottest) candidates for the prize for physics?
 
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Do you guys think Adam Riess has a shot (if not now, eventually), winning the Nobel for demonstrating dark energy observationally?
 
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