Their son Igor (1946–2011) became a theoretical physicist. Lev Landau believed in "free love" rather than monogamy and encouraged his wife and his students to practise "free love". However, his wife was not enthusiastic. [3]

He believed in the practice of ‘free love’ as opposed to monogamy. He was also known to have signed a pact with his wife on ‘of non-aggression in married life’. Lev Landau was an atheist.

1979年1月9日 · Samuel David Landau, a painter known professionally as Lev‐Landau, died Sunday of a stroke in St. Vincent's Hospital. He was 83 years old and lived with his wife, Lola, at the Chelsea Hotel...

Lev Landau met his wife Konkordiya “Kora” Drobantseva; they had a civil marriage in 1935. When their son Igor was born, Lev and Kora had a formal wedding in 1946. Lev Landau was a victim of a slippery road on 7 January 1962, he had lost control of his car and hit a truck.

Landau was still confined to his bed, when it was announced, that he had won the 1962 Nobel Prize in Physics for his groundbreaking research into theories of condensed matter, especially liquid helium. As he was not well enough to travel to Stockholm, his wife and son accepted the award on his behalf.

In 1989 Maia Besserab, the niece of Landau's wife, published the fourth edition of her biography of the scientist. Glasnost (or "openness") had arrived, and the author claimed she could finally announce the full story behind his 1938 arrest.

2024年1月28日 · Konkordia Terentyevna Landau-Drobantseva (1908-1984), wife of the genius physicist Lev Landau, began writing her memoirs after her husband's death in 1968 and worked on them for over ten years ... It turned out three solid volumes "Academician Landau.

2023年7月18日 · A copyright mark indicates I.L. Landau (И.Л.Ландау), probably the son of Cora and Lev, Igor Lvovich Landau. It is said that the couple lived together from 1935, but were married in 1946 upon the birth of their son Igor [2] .

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In the spring of 1937 Landau moved to Moscow where he became head of the Theoretical Division of the Institute of Physical Problems which had not long before been established under the direction of P.L.Kapitza. There he remained to the end of his life; in this Institute, which became a home to him, his varied activity reached its full flowering.