# Smolin

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For the village in Poland, see [Smolina](/source/Smolina).

**Smolin** (masculine) or **Smolina** (feminine) is a last name shared by the following people:

- [Anna Smolina](/source/Anna_Smolina) (b. 1994), Russian tennis player
- [Barry Smolin](/source/Barry_Smolin) (b. 1961), American radio host, composer, and writer
- [David M. Smolin](/source/David_M._Smolin), American law professor
- [Innokenty Smolin](/source/Innokenty_Smolin) (1884–1973), Russian general
- [Ivan Smolin](/source/Ivan_Smolin) (1895–1937), commander of the Soviet 21st Rifle Division
- [John A. Smolin](/source/John_A._Smolin) (b. 1967), American physicist
- [Lee Smolin](/source/Lee_Smolin) (b. 1955), American theoretical physicist
- [Mikhail Smolin](/source/Mikhail_Smolin) (1971–2025), Russian historian
- [Svetlana Smolina](/source/Svetlana_Smolina), Russian pianist
- [Yefim Smolin](/source/Yefim_Smolin), Russian glass-maker

## See also

- [Smolin Gallery](/source/Smolin_Gallery), defunct avant-garde art venue in New York City, United States
- [Smolino (disambiguation)](/source/Smolino_(disambiguation))

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