Freeman Dyson showed that this person's work on quantum electrodynamics was equivalent to work by Tomonaga and Schwinger [SHWEENG-er].
Shortly after Yuri Manin [MAH-neen] wrote Computable and Uncomputable, this scientist gave a talk titled "Simulating Physics with Computers" that discussed building a quantum computer. Based on work with John Archibald Wheeler, this scientist developed the use of path integrals. Freeman Dyson showed that this person's work on quantum electrodynamics was equivalent to work by Tomonaga and Schwinger [SHWEENG-er]. Name this person who used arrows and wavy lines to demonstrate quantum interactions in his namesake diagrams.
Shortly after Yuri Manin [MAH-neen] wrote Computable and Uncomputable, this scientist gave a talk titled "Simulating Physics with Computers" that discussed building a quantum computer.
Richard Feynman