l eugène f néel

noun

Louis Eu·gène Fé·lix [lwee œ-zhen fey-leeks] , 1904–2000, French physicist: Nobel prize 1970.

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Néel (French neɛl)

—n
	Louis (lwi). 1904--2000, French physicist, noted for his research on magnetism; shared the Nobel prize for physics in 1970

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