The Scientific Legacy Of Beppo Occhialini Formative Years And The Return To Italy In 1950 2nd Edition Leonardo Gariboldi by Leonardo Gariboldi, Massimo Gervasi, Giorgio Sironi, Aldo Treves, Pasquale Tucci 9783031370342, 3031370341 instant download after payment.

Giuseppe Occhialini, friendly named as Beppo, was an outstanding physicist, a key figure in the last century for the development of nuclear and particle physics. It is important to remember him for his innovative research and discoveries but also as a man.
This is why in 2006, in occasion of the centennial of his birth, SIF collaborated with Springer to publish the book The Scientific Legacy of Beppo Occhialini, edited by P. Redondi, G. Sironi, P. Tucci and G. Vegni. Moreover, to honor the memory of Giuseppe Occhialini, the Italian Physical Society (SIF), together with the Institute of Physics (IOP) in 2007 have decided to assign every year the Occhialini prize to a physicist operating mainly in Italy or in the United Kingdom or Ireland in recognition of relevant results in physics in the last 10 years.
In 2022, on the occasion of the 108th SIF Congress, taking place in Milano, SIF published and gave as a gift to the Congress participants, a special supplement of Giornale di Fisica, Occhialini’s Memoirs, edited by L. Gariboldi, M. Gervasi, G. Sironi, P. Tucci. This supplement contains notes and documents of Beppo Occhialini found in Milan. Indeed, at the end of the 1980s, after the retirement of Beppo Occhialini, Giorgio Sironi moved from the first floor of the Astrophysics building in the backyard of the Milano Physics Department, in via Celoria, to the ground floor, in Beppo’s former room. Giorgio Sironi found the room full of documents left by Beppo.
Something similar occurred with Guido Vegni, for a long time assistant professor of Beppo. Because of this new available material, it has been decided to produce now this revised and extended version of the book published in 2006.