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Professor Charles Kao Kuen, Hong Kong’s Nobel Prize winner in physics, died yesterday aged 84. He had battled Alzheimer’s for more than a decade. His work on fibre optics laid the ...

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So, why hasn't anyone tried the approach before in baseball — a sport famous for its obsession with metrics? "The guy who had the idea, of course, has a physics background," Nathan says.