Q:Read the bio below and try to give details on peter grassberger 's: - residence - work institutions - field - doctoral advisor - birth date - name - nationality - birth place - alma mater Bio: peter grassberger is a professor well known for his work in statistical and particle physics . he is most famous for his contributions to chaos theory , where he introduced the idea of correlation dimension , a means of measuring a type of fractal dimension of the strange attractor . his early work focused on particle phenomenology , in particular on the formulation of formally exact equations for three-body scattering and bound state scattering -lrb- alt-grassberger-sandhas equation -rrb- . while working at cern , he realized that reggeon field theory can be viewed as a contact process in the same universality class as directed percolation . after making this discovery , grassberger turned his attention to the studies of statistical physics , dynamical systems , sequential sampling algorithms , and complex systems . his publications span a variety of topics including reaction-diffusion systems , cellular automata , fractals , ising model , griffiths phases , self-organized criticality , and percolation . currently he is a visiting icore professor with the complexity science group , university of calgary , and maintains a joint appointment with the institute for biocomplexity & informatics . grassberger has also held positions at cern , stanford linear accelerator center , weizmann institute , los alamos national lab , niels bohr institute , institute of scientific interchange , kias , and perimeter institute . before coming to calgary , grassberger was the head of the complex systems research group at the john-von-neumann institute , forschungszentrum julich .
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- residence is canada- work institutions is university of calgary , forschungszentrum julich- field is physics- doctoral advisor is walter thirring , h. pietschmann- birth date is may 17 , 1940- name is peter grassberger- nationality is austrian- birth place is vienna , greater german reich -lrb- present-day austria -rrb-- alma mater is university of vienna