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2019-07-15 01:32:58
LONDON, March 21—Sir Fred Hoyle, the British astronomer, said in Montreal today that Prof. Anthony Hewish won the Nobel Prize for Physics last year by claiming credit for studies carried out by an assistant. Jocelyn Bell. The allegation brought an angry denial from Dr. Hewish, professor of radioastronomy at Cambridge University.
He was supported by his then assistant, who is now Mrs. Jocelyn Burnell, who said that Sir Fred had ¡°drastically exaggerated the situation and overstated the case to the point of being factually incorrect.¡±
Asked if she felt her results had been ¡°pinched,¡± Dr. Burnell—who has now moved into the field of X‐ray astronomy—said from her Sus°ü°è home:
¡°No, I don't. I am quite delighted that Hewish and Ryle got the prize. I think its marvelous.¡±
She also challenged Professor Hoyle's account of the paper in Nature, saying it had five authors, of whom she was the second. Asked if she felt she had had enough recognition for her work, she replied, ¡°Fair enough.¡±
She recalled that she had helped to build the radio telescope with which the pulsars were found. Her job, she said, was to monitor the 96 feet of paper pumped out each day from a computer. ¡°I think 3¨ö miles of paper came out in the six months I was operating,¡± she said.
Various squiggles came out on the paper, including one that was sometimes confused with man‐made interference, she said, adding:
¡°That was the thing that ultimately turned out to be pulsars. I was a good deal more naive than Dr. Hewish. He was more aware of the implications.¡±
https://www.nytimes.com/1975/03/22/archives/hoyle-disputes-nobel-physics-award.html
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