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How many Nobel Prizes in Physics did John Bardeen win? Answer with the whole number only.
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- prize_count
- Count of Nobel Prizes in Physics awarded to John Bardeen; shared awards count as one prize each.
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- www.nobelprize.org, api.nobelprize.org, nobel prize official site (nobelprize.org) - john bardeen shared the nobel prize in physics in 1956 (transistor effect) and in 1972 (bcs theory of superconductivity), the only person to win the physics prize twice, nobel prize official site (nobelprize.org) - john bardeen shared the physics prize in 1956 and 1972, nobel prize official site (nobelprize.org) biography of john bardeen, winner of the nobel prize in physics in 1956 (with shockley and brattain, for the transistor) and again in 1972 (with cooper and schrieffer, for bcs theory of superconductivity) — the only person to win the physics prize twice., nobel prize official site (nobelprize.org) biography of john bardeen: awarded the nobel prize in physics in 1956 (transistor effect) and again in 1972 (bcs theory of superconductivity), making him the only person to win the physics prize twice., nobel prize official site (nobelprize.org) biography of john bardeen: he was awarded the nobel prize in physics in 1956 (shared, for the transistor effect) and again in 1972 (shared, for bcs theory of superconductivity), making him the only person to win the physics prize twice., nobel prize official site (nobelprize.org) laureate facts for john bardeen, nobel prize official site (nobelprize.org) — john bardeen is the only person awarded the nobel prize in physics twice: 1956 (transistor effect) and 1972 (bcs theory of superconductivity)., nobel prize official site (nobelprize.org) — john bardeen laureate page, listing 1956 and 1972 physics prizes, nobel prize official site (nobelprize.org), john bardeen biographical/facts page listing him as the only person to win the nobel prize in physics twice (1956 and 1972), nobel prize official site (nobelprize.org/prizes/physics) - john bardeen is listed as a laureate in physics 1956 (transistor effect) and physics 1972 (bcs theory of superconductivity), the only person awarded the physics prize twice, nobel prize official site (nobelprize.org/prizes/physics) biographical record of john bardeen, who won the nobel prize in physics in 1956 and 1972, nobel prize official site (nobelprize.org/prizes/physics) records john bardeen as a laureate in physics in both 1956 (transistor effect) and 1972 (bcs theory of superconductivity) — 2 prizes total, the only person to win the physics prize twice., nobel prize official site, facts on the nobel prize in physics: https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/facts-on-the-nobel-prize-in-physics/, nobel prize official site, nobelprize.org/prizes/physics: john bardeen is listed as a physics laureate in both 1956 ("for their researches on semiconductors and their discovery of the transistor effect") and 1972 ("for their jointly developed theory of superconductivity, usually called the bcs-theory"), the only person awarded the physics prize twice., nobel prize official website (nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/1956/bardeen and nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/1972/bardeen) — john bardeen is listed as a laureate of the nobel prize in physics in both 1956 (transistor effect, shared) and 1972 (bcs theory of superconductivity, shared), making him the only person to receive the physics prize twice., nobel prize, all nobel prizes in physics: https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/uncategorized/all-nobel-prizes-in-physics/, nobelprize.org facts on the nobel prize in physics (john bardeen received it twice, 1956 and 1972); nobel prize in physics 1956 and 1972 summaries, nobelprize.org official facts page for john bardeen (nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/1956/bardeen and nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/1972/bardeen), listing him as a laureate in both 1956 (transistor effect) and 1972 (bcs theory of superconductivity), nobelprize.org official facts page for john bardeen (nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/1972/bardeen/facts/), which lists him as a two-time nobel prize in physics laureate (1956, for the transistor effect; 1972, for bcs theory of superconductivity)., nobelprize.org official facts page for john bardeen (nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/1972/bardeen/facts/), which lists him as a two-time physics laureate: 1956 (for the transistor effect, shared with shockley and brattain) and 1972 (for bcs theory of superconductivity, shared with cooper and schrieffer), nobelprize.org official laureate facts page for john bardeen (nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/1956/bardeen and /1972/bardeen), listing him as a physics laureate in both 1956 (transistor effect) and 1972 (bcs theory of superconductivity), nobelprize.org official laureate facts page for john bardeen (nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/1972/bardeen/facts/), corroborated by the nobel prize organization's public listing of all physics laureates, both stating bardeen won the nobel prize in physics in 1956 (transistor effect) and again in 1972 (bcs theory of superconductivity), making him the only person to win the physics prize twice., nobelprize.org official laureate facts page for john bardeen, and encyclopaedia britannica biography of john bardeen, nobelprize.org official laureate record for john bardeen (laureate id 66), nobel prize api https://api.nobelprize.org/2.1/laureates?name=bardeen: lists 1956 physics and 1972 physics, nobelprize.org official laureates database: john bardeen shared the nobel prize in physics 1956 (transistor effect) and the nobel prize in physics 1972 (bcs theory of superconductivity), making him the only person awarded the physics prize twice, nobelprize.org official nobel prize facts page for john bardeen (physics 1956, shared for the transistor effect, and physics 1972, shared for bcs theory of superconductivity) — bardeen is the only person to have won the nobel prize in physics twice., nobelprize.org official prize database (nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/1956/summary and nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/1972/summary) — john bardeen is listed as a laureate in both the 1956 nobel prize in physics (shared with william shockley and walter brattain, for the transistor effect) and the 1972 nobel prize in physics (shared with leon cooper and john robert schrieffer, for bcs theory of superconductivity), nobelprize.org — nobel prize in physics laureates: john bardeen is listed as a laureate in 1956 and again in 1972, the only person to have won the physics prize twice, nobelprize.org, facts on the nobel prize in physics (https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/facts-on-the-nobel-prize-in-physics/); states john bardeen received the nobel prize in physics twice, in 1956 and 1972., nobelprize.org, facts on the nobel prize in physics: https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/facts-on-the-nobel-prize-in-physics/, nobelprize.org/prizes/physics — john bardeen is listed as a laureate in 1956 (transistor effect) and 1972 (bcs theory of superconductivity), the only person to receive the physics prize twice, nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/1956/summary and nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/1972/summary — john bardeen is the only person awarded the nobel prize in physics twice (1956 for the transistor effect, 1972 for bcs theory of superconductivity), official nobel prize facts: https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/1956/bardeen/facts/ and https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/1972/bardeen/facts/, the nobel prize official site (nobelprize.org) - john bardeen is listed as a nobel laureate in physics for 1956 (transistor effect) and 1972 (bcs theory of superconductivity), the only person to have won the physics prize twice., the nobel prize official site (nobelprize.org) biography of john bardeen, which lists him as the only person awarded the nobel prize in physics twice: 1956 (with william shockley and walter brattain, for the transistor effect) and 1972 (with leon cooper and john robert schrieffer, for the bcs theory of superconductivity)., the nobel prize official site (nobelprize.org) biography of john bardeen: he shared the nobel prize in physics in 1956 (for the transistor effect) and again in 1972 (for the bcs theory of superconductivity), making him the only person to win the physics prize twice., the nobel prize official site (nobelprize.org) — john bardeen is listed as a laureate in physics for 1956 (transistor effect) and 1972 (bcs theory of superconductivity), the only person awarded the nobel prize in physics twice., the nobel prize official site (nobelprize.org/prizes/physics) and encyclopaedia britannica both record john bardeen as the only person to win the nobel prize in physics twice: 1956 (transistor effect, shared with shockley and brattain) and 1972 (bcs theory of superconductivity, shared with cooper and schrieffer)., the nobel prize official site (nobelprize.org/prizes/physics) lists john bardeen as a laureate in 1956 (transistor effect) and again in 1972 (bcs theory of superconductivity), making him the only person awarded the physics prize twice., the nobel prize official site (nobelprize.org/prizes/physics) lists john bardeen as a laureate in both 1956 (transistor effect) and 1972 (bcs theory of superconductivity), the nobel prize official site (nobelprize.org/prizes/physics) lists john bardeen as a two-time physics laureate: 1956 (shared, for the transistor effect) and 1972 (shared, for the theory of superconductivity), making him the only person to win the nobel prize in physics twice., the nobel prize official site (nobelprize.org/prizes/physics), which lists john bardeen as a laureate in 1956 (transistor effect, shared with shockley and brattain) and 1972 (bcs theory of superconductivity, shared with cooper and schrieffer), the nobel prize official site (nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/) lists john bardeen as a laureate in physics in 1956 (shared, transistor effect) and again in 1972 (shared, bcs theory of superconductivity), making him the only person to win the nobel prize in physics twice., the nobel prize official site, nobelprize.org, biography and prize record for john bardeen, the nobel prize official site, nobelprize.org/prizes/physics (list of laureates showing john bardeen as a two-time physics laureate, 1956 and 1972), the nobel prize official site, nobelprize.org/prizes/physics/1972/bardeen/facts — john bardeen is listed as a nobel laureate in physics in both 1956 (shared, for the transistor) and 1972 (shared, for bcs theory of superconductivity), making him the only person to win the nobel prize in physics twice., the nobel prize official website (nobelprize.org) biography of john bardeen, and the nobel prize in physics laureate lists for 1956 and 1972, wikipedia, "john bardeen" (states he won the nobel prize in physics twice, 1956 and 1972). underlying authority: nobelprize.org laureate pages for the 1956 and 1972 physics prizes.
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