recited, and was said to be able to learn a language in a matter of days. He married a former concert singer from Prague in 1950 named Gerda. Heim theory and the physics community Heim achieved some media renown in the 1950s and 1960s, but his ideas have never been well-accepted in the physics community. A significant portion of Heim's work has not been published in rigorously peer reviewed journals. Heim's theory also predicts the existence of two hypothetical neutrinos, which have been shown not to exist by experiments at the Large Electron–Positron Collider. References External links Biographies The above in original German. Magazine articles New Scientist article One of the subsequent letters to the New Scientist Editor Blog articles Institutions researching fields in which Heim had an interest 1925 births 2001 deaths German blind people German amputees 20th-century German physicists People from Salzgitter People without hands Theoretical physicists Scientists with disabilities