Herbert Fröhlich

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The biography highlights the remarkable life and contributions of theoretical physicist Herbert Fröhlich, emphasizing his influential role in diverse fields such as meson theory and biology. Renowned for his groundbreaking work on dielectrics and superconductivity, Fröhlich pioneered the use of quantum field-theoretical methods in condensed matter physics, significantly shaping the discipline. Gerard Hyland captures both the scientific achievements and the charismatic personality of Fröhlich, offering an engaging and informative narrative that reflects his legacy as a visionary in physics.