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The 13 pages that link to Edward Teller, each with the reason it gives.

• Hans BetheCompared with: Teller’s weapons advocacy often contrasted with Bethe’s later arms-control work.

• J. Robert OppenheimerRelated: Teller’s testimony during Oppenheimer’s 1954 security hearing damaged Oppenheimer’s standing.

• Eugene WignerRelated: Teller was a close colleague and fellow Hungarian émigré in American physics.

• Castle BravoRelated: Teller was a leading advocate for thermonuclear weapons development that produced tests such as Bravo.

• Stanisław UlamRelated: Teller and Ulam proposed the design that made a practical thermonuclear weapon possible.

• Thermonuclear weaponRelated: His advocacy and design work shaped the United States hydrogen-bomb program.

• Ivy MikeRelated: Teller persistently promoted the Super program that led to Mike.

• Lawrence Livermore National LaboratoryRelated: Teller was a leading advocate for Livermore and shaped its early weapons research.

• Hydrogen bombRelated: Teller was a central advocate and participant in the American program.

• Leo SzilardRelated: Teller was another émigré physicist whose wartime advocacy linked nuclear research to U.S. weapons policy.

• Strategic Defense InitiativeRelated: Teller promoted high-energy laser concepts and became one of the initiative's most prominent scientific advocates.

• BET theoryRelated: His surname supplies the final initial in BET.

• High-energy-density plasmaRelated: Early research on extreme states of matter grew alongside thermonuclear and fusion programs.