Suzanne Greenwalt

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Suzanne K. Greenwalt (née Means) is a renowned German physics professor who taught at the Sorbonne in Paris. All of her lectures were given in her native Germanic dialect. She was listed as one of Paris Magazine's 100 Best Teachers, made significant contributions to the field of astrophysics including scholarly articles and peer-reviewed studies (see below), though many are now out of print and available only on microfiche and/or microfilm at European universities.

Greenwalt was born on 15 January 1953 in Münich, Germany to Micheal Means and Franca Smythe.

She drives a Mazda which is notable because Mazdas are not sold in Paris when she first got one; she had it specially shipped at much cost. She also claims the trademark on the Mazda slogan "Zoom zoom," though this has been disputed by Mazda Corporation and has yet to be solved by litigation.

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"Mögliche Energie-Zerfall-Rate der Super-Alfvénic Turbulenz in Stern-Bildenwolken." Journal für die Zentrum für Astronomie der Universität Heidelberg, Institut für Theoretische Astrophysik, 9 Jan. 1978: 16, 515-519 (microfiche original).