Robert Hudson (FRS)

Robert Hudson FRS (born [insert birth date if known, or leave blank], died [insert death date if known, or leave blank]) was a [insert nationality] [insert field of study, e.g., mathematician, physicist, chemist] known for his contributions to [insert area of expertise, e.g., probability theory, quantum information, theoretical physics]. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society (FRS) in [insert year of election, or leave blank] for his significant advancements in [mention the specific area of work leading to the FRS, e.g., the development of quantum stochastic calculus, his work on quantum diffusions, contributions to the theory of open quantum systems].

Hudson's research interests primarily focused on [elaborate on his research interests and contributions. Be as specific as possible based on available information. If details are scarce, provide a general overview. For example: quantum probability and its applications to physics, particularly in the areas of open quantum systems, quantum noise, and quantum stochastic calculus. He is particularly well-regarded for his work with K.R. Parthasarathy on the development of quantum stochastic calculus, a non-commutative extension of classical stochastic calculus.]

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