I am Gyula I. Szász, a theoretical particle physicist. I have worked at the Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz, Germany. During my research until the late 1970s I developed a variation principle of open systems for microscopic resonances and for unstable particles.

 

My story – in short (de).

Curriculum Vitae

Gyula Imre Szász

 

1942 Born in Marosvásárhely/Hungary as second of six children of the schools inspector Gyula József Szász and his wife Olga Krausz.

1945 first escape to Western-Hungary, Fertöszentmiklós and Györ

1956  final general-school examinations Gárdonyi Géza School, Györ

1956  escape from Hungary to Germany

1961   final secondary-school examinations in Geisenheim, Rheingauschule-Gymnasium and the begin of physics studies at the Justus-Liebig-University in Giessen

1963   change to the Johannes-Gutenberg-University in Mainz

1965   research in theoretical particle physics

1967   thesis “SU3-Symmetrie in der starken Wechselwirkung; Ein Vergleich mit den Experimenten“

1968   the first time married with Brigitte Dubitzky, two children

1970   scientific coworker and assistant at the University Mainz

1975   doctorate with the subject “Zur quantenmechanischen Beschreibung von Resonanzphänomenen“, five publications

1976   change to Max-Planck-Institut für Chemie in Mainz, key topics Molecular Dynamical Simulations of Aqueous Solutions, ca. twenty publications

1979   the second time married with Sabine Maas geb. Möller, one child

1984   change to Boehringer Ingelheim KG as scientific coworker, group leader

2001   pensioning

2001   private scientist for theoretical particle physics, the developer of the Atomistic Theory of Matter on the basics of stable elementary particles

2004   detection of the violation of the Universality of Free Fall with Li, C, Pb compared to Al in the drop tower of ZARM, Bremen

2005   publication of the book “Physics of Elementary Processes; Basic Approach in Physics and Astronomy”, ISBN: 963 219 791 7

2006   lectures at the MTA Budapest and in Karlsruhe “What causes the gravitation?”

2015   MTA, Hungarian Scientific Academy, external member

I also created an ORCID CV which you can see on ORCID.org