What did richard feynman win the Nobel Prize in Physics for?

Reason: His basic work in quantum electrodynamics has a far-reaching impact on particle physics.

1965 Feynman, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics, is considered to be the most intelligent theoretical physicist after Einstein. Quantum gravity theory, superfluid theory, parton model and Feynman diagram are all his masterpieces. His Feynman lecture on physics is regarded as a classic in the field of physics.

In addition to being a physicist, Feynman is also a radio repairman, electroplating worker, master of safe code cracking, painter, drummer and decipherer of Mayan hieroglyphics.

Feynman is loved not only because of his contribution to scientific research, but also because of his endless curiosity, thirst for knowledge, integrity and humor, and the spirit of enjoying happiness in solving problems.

195 1 year, Feynman decided to join California Institute of Technology. He was fascinated by research and teaching and became one of the most lovely professors in the eyes of students. Feynman died of cancer on February 6, 1988. The next day, his students hung a banner on the top floor of the California Institute of Technology library, which read: "We love you, Feynman".