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    Ilya Prigogine–Recent Journal Articles       
    2004“Role of Non-integrability in Radiation Damping”
    (with Ilya Prigogine and Eugenvi Karpov
    Has the last word been said on classical electrodynamics? Classical electrodynamics: new horizons
    eds: Andrew Chubykalo, Vladimir Onoochin, Augusto Espinoza, Roman Smirnov-Rueda (Rinton Press, Inc.)
    2004“Irreversibility, Probabilities and Dressed Unstable States in Quantum Mechanics”
    (with T. Petrosky and G. Ordonez)
    J. Phys. Soc. Jpn 72, 12
    2003“Radiation damping in classical systems: The role of nonintegrability”
    (with G. Ordonez and T. Petrosky)
    Phys. Rev. A 68, 022107
    2002“Space time formulation of quantum transitions”
    (with T. Petrosky and G. Ordonez)
    Physical Review A 64, 062101
    2002“Quantum transitions in interacting fields”
    (with E. Karpov, G.

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    Prigogine, Ilya (1917-2003)

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    Nobel prize laureate, physicist specialised in thermodynamics, born in Moscow on 25 January 1917 and died in Brussels on 28 May 2003.

    Biography

    Little Ilya was born a couple of months before the russian revolution. Difficulties with the Soviet regime caused the Prigogine-family to leave Russia in 1921. After travelling about through Lithuania and Germany, the family finally ended their journey by settling in Belgium in 1929. Prigogine, then aged twelve, joined the athaeneum of Elsene to study Greek and Latin. After his secundary eduction, het went on to study chemistry at the university of Brussels. In 1939 he received his licenciate in chemistry and physics. In 1941 he received his Ph.D in chemistry. After that things started moving: in 1945 the ambitious chemist obtained his aggregate for higher education and two years later he was appointed as a professor at the ULB. [1] Prigogine taught, among other subjects, thermodynamics and