Budapest University of Technology and Economics,
MSc 1973, research fellow 1977, doctorate 1982,
languages: Hungarian (native), English, German, French.
Having graduated from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics I was offered a job there by a former professor of mine. Teaching a broad range of subjects for several decades I’ve been into science all along, using numerical mathematics and computing on a daily basis.
Both quantum mechanics and astronomy have been at the focus of my interest since my undergraduate years. My point briefly proposes a novel approach and a striking connection between the above fields by the comparison of the atomic-scale particles of quantum mechanics with the titanic “particles”, namely, the stars of our universe… Controversial as it may prove, it is, I dare say, worth considering.
The present book was born to encourage my learned colleagues to take it to pieces. I am honestly looking forward to it…