[Primex2] [EXTERNAL] Obituary for Aron Bernstein

[miskimen at physics.umass.edu]

Dear all, 

Richard Milner passed along the obituary for Aron that was published in MIT News. Primex collaborator Itaru Nakagawa is briefly quoted in the article. I think we all have many memories and anecdotes to tell about Aron, and he will be sorely missed by his friends and collaborators. 

Best regards
Rory

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>> On Jan 15, 2020, at 3:01 PM, gasparan at jlab.org wrote:
> 
>  Dear All,
> 
> We regret to inform you that Aron Bernstein past away yesterday.
> Aron has very important contributions in the development of the
> PrimEx experiment, analysis of the experimental data and their
> physics interpretations. He also had significant contributions in
> the development of theoretical foundation of the neutral pion
> radiative decay physics.
> 
> His absence in the PrimEx collaboration will always be missed.
> 
> Ashot,
> for the PrimEx collaboration
> 
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