DBpedia – Linked Data Fragments

Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { <http://wikidata.dbpedia.org/resource/Q1132713> ?p ?o }

• Q1132713 subject Q6584877.
• Q1132713 subject Q7214739.
• Q1132713 subject Q7904119.
• Q1132713 subject Q8168679.
• Q1132713 subject Q8218864.
• Q1132713 subject Q8218899.
• Q1132713 subject Q8474218.
• Q1132713 abstract "The Bogdanov affair is an academic dispute regarding the legitimacy of a series of theoretical physics papers written by French twins Igor and Grichka Bogdanov (alternately spelt Bogdanoff). These papers were published in reputable scientific journals, and were alleged by their authors to culminate in a proposed theory for describing what occurred at the Big Bang. The controversy began in 2002 when Max Niedermeier, a physicist at the University of Tours, emailed Ted Newman, a physicist at the University of Pittsburgh, alleging that the twins—who had previously had celebrity status for a science fiction television program in France—had spoofed their PhD theses. Rumors spread on Usenet newsgroups that the work was a deliberate hoax intended to target weaknesses in the peer review system employed by the physics community to select papers for publication in academic journals. The story spread like wildfire in public media, prompting Niedermier to offer an apology to the Bogdanovs, admitting that he had not read the papers firsthand. While the Bogdanov brothers continued to defend the veracity of their work, a Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS) internal report was conducted in private. The conclusions of their reports are confidential and only released to the parties involved. Some physicists have also treated this as evidence of the fallibility inherent within the peer review system. The debate over whether the work represented a contribution to physics, or instead was meaningless, spread from Usenet to many other Internet forums, including the blogs of notable physicists. The ensuing dispute received considerable coverage in the mainstream media.The authors have Ph.D. degrees from the University of Burgundy; Grichka Bogdanov received his degree in mathematics, and Igor Bogdanov received his in theoretical physics (in 1999 and 2002 respectively). Both were given the low, unusual, but passing grade of "honorable"; Igor initially failed and was required to publish three papers in peer-reviewed journals before being given a degree. When later challenges to the legitimacy of the papers submitted by the Bogdanov brothers arose, the debate spread to the question of whether the substitution of a "publication requirement" by university professors when they do not understand students' work is a valid means of determining the veracity of a paper. However, the intrinsic complexity of topics like quantum groups and topological field theory—in addition to the extensive use of jargon by those who study these areas—makes it difficult to avoid such delegation, since often specific expertise is necessary in order to fully understand and evaluate the claims made in papers on these topics. The validity of their work was supported after independent reviews by several physicists such as Jac Verbaarschot of Stony Brook, Roman Jackiw of MIT, and Robert Coquereaux. Columbia University mathematician Peter Woit has said, "The Bogdanoffs' work is significantly more incoherent than just about anything else being published. But the increasingly low standard of coherence in the whole field is what allowed them to think they were doing something sensible and publish it."Since 1979, Igor and Grichka Bogdanov have been widely known in France as television-show hosts. Their shows like Temps X (and more recently Rayons X) deal with topics in popular science and science fiction, and have attracted a large number of viewers.".
• Q1132713 almaMater Q287072.
• Q1132713 birthDate "1949-08-29".
• Q1132713 birthPlace Q12517.
• Q1132713 birthPlace Q545619.
• Q1132713 field Q18362.
• Q1132713 thumbnail PHOTOS_IGOR_GRICHKA.jpg?width=300.
• Q1132713 wikiPageExternalLink 9f8fde48d7c3566?q=g:thl3105378894d&dq=&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&safe=off.
• Q1132713 wikiPageExternalLink search?ln=en&p=bogdanoff&of=hb&action_search=Search&sf=earliestdate&so=d.
• Q1132713 wikiPageExternalLink bogdanoff.
• Q1132713 wikiPageExternalLink phys-maths.edu.lv.
• Q1132713 wikiPageExternalLink index_fr.html.
• Q1132713 wikiPageExternalLink index_fr.html.
• Q1132713 wikiPageExternalLink www.phys-maths.edu.lv:80.
• Q1132713 wikiPageExternalLink potpourri.html.
• Q1132713 wikiPageExternalLink wiki-journey.html.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q10029.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q1049105.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q1068402.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q107450.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q1125292.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q1129469.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q11397.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q118783.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q122508.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q12461.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q12517.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q12539.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q1261318.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q1323473.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q133250.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q1333303.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q1363733.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q1376897.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q14296.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q1444047.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q1510587.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q153178.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q15568.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q156495.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q156725.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q15687022.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q157142.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q1627597.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q164666.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q166032.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q16875354.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q170027.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q1710099.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q173091.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q174570.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q178841.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q17951.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q180089.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q180445.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q181.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q18346.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q18362.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q183644.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q188715.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q191085.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q191783.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q193162.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q1931745.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q19483.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q2004561.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q201721.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q2066088.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q211.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q211172.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q2122223.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q213439.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q215028.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q2164635.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q235034.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q24925.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q2680135.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q2689742.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q273626.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q280413.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q287072.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q28835.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q2918627.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q30849.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q313590.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q314407.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q3151916.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q3219233.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q323.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q32635.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q33198.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q33521.
• Q1132713 wikiPageWikiLink Q3440096.

• next