• In 2023, their alumni magazines contained a full-page story about myself.

  Click on this figure for the link mentioned there.

• What do I say about Einstein? I make the following claims difficult for you to accept.
  1. Einstein left an empty spot for younger generations, when he formulated his theory of relativity in 1905 which led to E = mc².
     Click here for this empty spot.

  2. I filled up this spot, with the mathematics I learned during my war-time high-school years in Korea (1951-54). The Korean War lasted from 1950 to 1953.
     Click here for my story.

• What do they about me? Click here for my TV and radio interviews.

  Are you going to listen to me? Perhaps Not.

  You would listen if I were Einstein's grandson, but I am not.

• it is essential for me to establish a genealogical connection with Einstein. In my case, my Princeton background is a good starting point. However, there are so many Princeton graduates. Why am I so special?

  I would like to tell you I constructed a scientific genealogy. I would like to explain how I constructed this genealogy.

  Eugene Paul Wigner (Nobel 1963). Photo from the Reviews of Modern Physics (1962).

  While I was a student there, Eugene Paul Wigner (Nobel 1963) was totally isolated from the rest of the physics department, and my professors routinely said "Wigner is gone."

• However, I sensed something wrong with this environment. Wigner was isolated because nobody there was able to tell him the story he wanted to hear. I sensed this from a story from Korea's recent history. Click here for this interesting story.

• While I was at Princeton, I became interested in his paper published in 1939, having to do with internal space-time symmetries. What does "internal" mean? Click here.

  Wigner received his Nobel prize in 1963, but the prize was not for this 1939 paper. He was not happy with this aspect.

  For me, the best way to approach Wigner was to tell him that his 1939 paper alone deserves one full Nobel prize. The only way to tell this story was to show that this paper could be regarded as an extension of Einstein's theory of relativity.

• It took me 20 years to compose this story.

In 1966,

• I published papers telling Princeton made a big mistake, known widely as the Dashen-Frautchi Fiasco.
  In 1965, Princeton appointed Roger Dashen as a full professor at their Institute for Advanced Study (institute created for Einstein). His appointment was based on his calculation of the neutron-proton mass difference. Dashen became the genius of the century.

  With my own Herod Complex (someone other than myself is a genius??), I became very unhappy. I looked at Dashen's papers, and I found a gross mistake.

  In 1966, I published my papers telling Dashen made a mistake in his calculation. Click here to see how wrong he was.

• However, the reaction from the American physics community was

  Dashen is a genius, but you are only a Korean.
  Go back to Korea.

  Thus, my position was in danger at the University of Maryland. I contacted Sam Treiman for help. Treiman was my thesis advisor at Princeton, and I used to regard him as my route to Princeton. He told me to come to Princeton and explain the situation, and I did.

  However, he did not have enough brain power to understand the details of my explanations, and he became very angry. His reaction was "Dashen is a genius. Never come to Princeton again." This happened in 1966.

• I hate to say this. I had to conclude that my brain is superior to the brains of those Princetonians who believed Dashen was a genius.
  1. Some of my American friends still believe Dashen was a genius. They strongly disagree with me when I say Princeton made a big mistake on the issue known as the Dashen-Frautchi fiasco. They do not tell me directly, but they still think "Dashen is an American genius, but Kim is only a Korean." I could mnot change their national prejudice against me.

     On the other hand, I have enough scientific resources to circumvent them and build a bridge to Einstein. I was able to constuct Princeton's Einstein genealogy based on the articles I published in the scientic journals, and I sing Einstein loudly these days. The United States has been very nice to me, much nicer to me than to my American friends who told me "Dashen is a genius, but you are only a Korean."

  2. I used to think I had been an excellent student thanks to my hard work while God gave, biologically, the same brain power to everybody. Did God give me a superior brain? I am not yet ready to say Yes.

• After this event of 1966, I became able to understand why Eugene Paul Wigner was so isolated from the rest of Princeton.

  Since they could not understand my explanation of the Dashen-Frautchi Fiasco, they did not have enough brain power to digest Wigner paper on the Einstein issue which led to his E = mc ² .

• I then started publishing my papers on the Wigner issues with my younger colleagues.

  I was born again!

You may be interested to hear what the public media say about me these days.

• VIDEOS

  1. Video from the Marquis Who's Who

  2. Video from the IAOTP (Int'l Association of Top Professionals)

• INTERVIEWS
  1. Video Interview with the Marquis Who'a Who

  2. Audio Interview with the IAOTP

• WHO ARE THEY?
  1. Marquis who's Who. Click here.

  2. Click here for the IAOTP (International Association of Top Professionals).