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Abstract. The aim of these notes is to present a broad brush profile of the scientific activity of Gabriele Veneziano, whose wide spectrum of interests and variety of contributions to fundamental theoretical physics is also reflected by the articles of his collaborators and friends in this book. We thank Gabriele for his kind help in preparing ...
1 de feb. de 2006 · Gabriele Veneziano, a theoretical physicist, formerly at CERN near Geneva, is now an emeritus professor at the College of France in Paris.He was the father of string theory in the late 1960s and ...
Gabriele Veneziano es un físico teórico italiano nacido en 1942 en Florencia que fue pionero en el desarrollo de la teoría de cuerdas. Mientras trabajaba en el CERN en 1968, observó que la función Beta de Euler podía usarse para explicar fenómenos relacionados con la interacción fuerte. Ha recibido varios premios importantes por su trabajo en física teórica como el Premio Dannie ...
Depuis 1976 Gabriele Veneziano a été membre permanent du département de physique théorique du CERN à Genève dont il a été Directeur (1994-2007). Membre de l' Accademia dei Lincei, membre de l' Accademia delle Scienze et associé étranger de l' Académie des sciences, il a obtenu plusieurs prix, dont le prix Pomerantchouk, le prix ...
Veneziano, Gabriele. – Fisico italiano (n. Firenze 1942). Dopo la laurea in fisica (1965) presso l'università di Firenze ha conseguito il dottorato (1967) in Israele, presso l'Istituto Weizmann a Rehovot. È stato ricercatore (1968-69) presso il MIT di Cambridge, Full Professor (1971-75) al Weizmann Institute, Junior Staff Member (1977-1978 ...
Gabriele Veneziano. Father of string theory. Birthplace: Florence, Italy. Gender: Male Religion: Jewish Race or Ethnicity: White Occupation: Physicist. Nationality: Italy Executive summa. Gabriele Veneziano has said that he and his colleagues "accidentally discovered string theory". He devised dual-resonance models which have developed into string theory and ...
29 de oct. de 2018 · In the summer of 1968, while a visitor in CERN’s theory division, Gabriele Veneziano wrote a paper titled “Construction of a crossing-symmetric, Regge behaved amplitude for linearly-rising trajectories”. He was trying to explain the strong interaction, but his paper wound up marking the beginning of string theory.
