Hideki Yukawa

Hideki Yukawa , a Japanese physicist, was born in Azabu on January 23, 1907 and passed away in Kyoto on September 8, 1981 . Yukawa was a citizen of Japan and was known for his career in the scientific field.

Yukawa was educated at Kyoto University and the University of Paris. During his career, he served as both a professor and a physicist, focusing on theoretical physics.

Chushiro Hayashi and Shoichi Sakata were among his doctoral students.

Hideki Yukawa contributed to notable works such as the Pion, Yukawa potential, and Yukawa interaction. He received several awards during his career, including the 1949 Nobel Prize in Physics and the Lomonosov Gold Medal.