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The Scientific Legacy of Beppo Occhialini |
Pietro Redondi; Giorgio Sironi; Pascuale Tucci; Guido Vegni
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
The Scientific Legacy of Beppo Occhialini
Beppo and the road to INTEGRAL
Authors

Anthony John Dean

ARI Id

1664931568178_4120304

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Not Available Free

Pages

291-300

DOI

10.1007/978-3-540-37354-4_26

Chapter URL

https://rd.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-540-37354-4_26

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Front Matter
I-XLI
Front Matter
1-1
The Arcetri School of Physics
Alberto Bonetti; Massimo Mazzoni
3-34
Giuseppe Occhialini and the history of cosmic-ray physics in the 1930s: From Florence to Cambridge
Martha Cecilia Bustamante
35-49
Occhialini’s trajectory in Latin America
Ana M. Ribeiro de Andrade
51-69
Occhialini’s scientific production between the two English periods
Leonardo Gariboldi
71-77
Occhialini’s contribution to the discovery of the pion. An interview by L. Gariboldi
William O. Lock; Leonardo Gariboldi
79-92
Occhialini and the Università Libre de Bruxelles. An interview by L. Gariboldi
Alberto Bonetti; Leonardo Gariboldi
93-106
Elementary-particle physics at the University of Milan 1951–1956
Riccardo Levi-Setti
107-113
Giuseppe Occhialini in Milan in the sixties and beyond: His legacy for particle physics and his influence on young researchers and students
Guido Vegni
115-127
Giuseppe Occhialini and CERN
Emanuele Quercigh
129-132
1960–1970: Milano and Gruppo Spazio
Giorgio Sironi
133-140
La Collaboration Milano-Saclay-Palermo
Bernard Agrinier; Lydie Koch-Miramond; Jacques Paul
141-149
Beppo Occhialini and the birth of Space Physics in Italy and in Europe: Personal memories
Livio Scarsi
151-171
An Italian school of high-energy astrophysics: A personal view from the sixties to Beppo-SAX
Giuseppe Cesare Perola
173-194
Beppo and space research in Italy
Giuliano Boella
195-198
Brief summary of the LFCTR/IFCTR history
Gabriele E. Villa
199-206
Front Matter
207-207
Are diamonds for ever, or do protons decay? A tale of the unexpected
Don H. Perkins
209-222
Present appeal in pion decay studies and applications
Antonio Bertin; Pietro Faccioli; Antonio Vitale
223-234
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