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Yes, according to: http://www2.physics.umd.edu/~redish/Money/ ,
only one, plus one on a US note. I used it (stamp) as one of the
illustrations for the oil drop xpt. instruction (UCSC adv'd lab.).
Pop quiz: what is the value of the bill on which is a likeness of a
Physicist?
I thinks the US respects plutocrats more than scientists / mathematitions --
recent pics may presage a change.
bc Who has the Newton and Curies notes.
Keith Tipton wrote:
I think we've had stamps with famous physicists. I don't know of streets
offhand, but I would expect to see some in the scientists' hometowns.
On Sunday, September 15, 2002, at 02:47 PM, Bernard Cleyet wrote:
do we not honor them?--
Keith Tipton
kctipton at nts-online.net
kctipton at alumni.rice.edu
Lubbock, Texas