Fano Gino Fano. Born 5 Jan 1871 in Mantua, Italy Died 8 Nov 1952 in Verona,Italy. Gino Fano s father was Ugo Fano and his mother was Angelica Fano. http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Fano.html
Extractions: Gino Fano 's father was Ugo Fano and his mother was Angelica Fano. Ugo Fano came from a wealthy family and he had no need for employment. Ugo Fano was a follower of Giuseppe Garibaldi and strongly in favour of Italian unification. In fact on 17 March 1861, ten years before Gino's birth, the Kingdom of Italy was formally created but it was only just before Gino was born that Italian troops captured Rome. Gino grew up in the newly created country which suffered many problems but also had a new confidence in education. Fano studied at the University of Turin which he entered in 1888. His studies there were directed by Corrado Segre and he was also influenced by Castelnuovo . In fact Castelnuovo had been appointed as D'Ovidio 's assistant in Turin the year before Fano began his studies and Corrado Segre had been appointed to the chair of higher geometry in Turin the year that Fano entered the University of Turin. This was an exciting place for research in geometry and it is not surprising that Fano was led to specialise in this area.
Fano Gino Fano. Born 5 Jan 1871 in Mantua, Italy Died 8 Nov 1952 in Verona, Italy. GinoFano studied at Turin under Corrado Segre and met Castelnuovo there. http://intranet.woodvillehs.sa.edu.au/pages/resources/maths/History/Fn.htm
Extractions: Previous (Alphabetically) Next Welcome page Gino Fano studied at Turin under Corrado Segre and met Castelnuovo Klein . Fano became Castelnuovo 's assistant, then was professor at Turin until he was deprived of his chair by the Fascist Regime in 1938. Fano then went to Switzerland and, after 1946, he taught in the USA and Italy. His work was mainly on projective and algebraic geometry. Fano was a pioneer in finite geometry and one of the first people to try to set geometry on an abstract footing. Before Hilbert was to make such abstract statements Fano said As basis for our study we assume an arbitrary collection of entities of an arbitrary nature, entities which, for brevity, we shall call points, and this quite independently of their nature. References (6 books/articles) Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index
Editions Jacques Gabay - Gino FANO Translate this page Gino FANO. Gino FANO. 1871 - 1952. Au catalogue des Editions JacquesGabay MOLK ENCYCLOPEDIE DES SCIENCES MATHEMATIQUES PURES ET http://www.gabay.com/sources/Liste_Bio.asp?NP=FANO Gino
Un Elenco Di Matematici Translate this page Faifofer Aureliano, 1843-1909, Fais Antonio, 1841-1925, Faleschini Bruno, 1925-1973,fano gino, 1871-1952, Fantappié Luigi, 1091-1956, Fanti Garaldo, 1920-1990, http://www.math.unifi.it/matematicaitaliana/matematici.html
Extractions: Matematici italiani del primo secolo dello stato unitario pubblicata nel 1962 da G. F. Tricomi nelle Memorie dell'Accademia delle Scienze di Torino. Classe di Scienze fisiche matematiche e naturali , serie IV tomo I; qui sono raccolte 371 brevi biografie di matematici italiani morti tra il 1 gennaio 1861 e il 31 dicembre 1960. Si ringraziano L'Accademia delle Scienze di Torino e Lettera Pristem per il permesso di utilizzare il materiale da loro pubblicato. A B C D ... Amoroso Luigi Andreoli Giulio Andreotti Aldo Angelitti Filippo Antonelli Giovanni Antoniazzi Anton Maria ... Barilari Pacifico Barilli Giuseppe (pseud. Quirico Filopanti)
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In Memoriam - Ugo Fano, Ph.D. Ugo fano was born to Rosa Cassin and gino fano (18711952), professor ofmathematics at Turin, Italy, specializing in differential geometry. http://www.kumc.edu/rrsnews/archives/2001/2001-1/UFano.htm
Extractions: In Memoriam: Ugo Fano By Mitio Inokuti With the passing of Ugo Fano on 13 February 2001, the Radiation Research Society lost an influential founding member. A broader community dearly misses a great theoretical physicist. Ugo Fano was born to Rosa Cassin and Gino Fano (1871-1952), professor of mathematics at Turin, Italy, specializing in differential geometry. Having studied mathematics first at the University of Turin, the younger Fano turned to physics under the influence of his cousin, Giulio Racah (1909-1965), a physicist known for the powerful theory of angular momentum. Then Fano was fortunate to receive postdoctoral training from two giants in modern physics: Enrico Fermi at Rome in 1934-1936 and Werner Heisenberg at Leipzig in 1936-1937. In 1939 Fano married Camilla ("Lilla") Lattes, who not only kept a comfortable home but also collaborated with Fano in science and worked as a teacher for many years. In the same year the couple emigrated to the United States. Fano’s American career began with pioneering work in 1940-1944 in what was later to be called radiation biology with M. Demerec and others, at the Department of Genetics of the Carnegie Institution at Cold Spring Harbor. It is noteworthy that, after a seminar in Rome by P. Jordan on x-ray effects on genetic material, Fermi had suggested to Fano that the biological action of radiation would be an important and suitable topic for study. Fano’s papers in this period concerned chromosomal rearrangements, mutations, lethal effects, and genetic effects of X-rays and neutrons on
The Fano Conference Organized by the Universit di Torino to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the death of gino fano (18711952). Torino, Italy; 28 September 6 October 2002. http://www.dm.unito.it/convegniseminari/fano/conference/
Fano Biography of gino fano (18711952) gino fano. Born 5 Jan 1871 in Mantua, Italy gino fano's father was Ugo fano and his mother was Angelica fano. Ugo fano came from a wealthy family and http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Fano.html
Extractions: Gino Fano 's father was Ugo Fano and his mother was Angelica Fano. Ugo Fano came from a wealthy family and he had no need for employment. Ugo Fano was a follower of Giuseppe Garibaldi and strongly in favour of Italian unification. In fact on 17 March 1861, ten years before Gino's birth, the Kingdom of Italy was formally created but it was only just before Gino was born that Italian troops captured Rome. Gino grew up in the newly created country which suffered many problems but also had a new confidence in education. Fano studied at the University of Turin which he entered in 1888. His studies there were directed by Corrado Segre and he was also influenced by Castelnuovo . In fact Castelnuovo had been appointed as D'Ovidio 's assistant in Turin the year before Fano began his studies and Corrado Segre had been appointed to the chair of higher geometry in Turin the year that Fano entered the University of Turin. This was an exciting place for research in geometry and it is not surprising that Fano was led to specialise in this area.
References For Fano References for gino fano. Biography in Dictionary of Scientific Biography (New York19701990). gino fano fino al luglio 1950, Univ. e Politecnico Torino. Rend. http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/References/Fano.html
Extractions: L Boi, The influence of the Erlangen Program on Italian geometry, 1880-1890 : n-dimensional geometry in the works of D'Ovidio, Veronese, Segre and Fano, Arch. Internat. Hist. Sci. Elenco delle pubblicazioni del prof. Gino Fano fino al luglio 1950, Univ. e Politecnico Torino. Rend. Sem. Mat. J P Murre, On the work of Gino Fano on three-dimensional algebraic varieties, Algebra and geometry (1860-1940) : the Italian contribution, Rend. Circ. Mat. Palermo (2) Suppl. A Terracini, Obituary : Gino Fano, Bollettino dell'Unione matematica italiana A Terracini, Gino Fano, 1871-1952. Cenni commemorativi, Atti Accad. Sci. Torino. Cl. Sci. Fis. Mat. Nat. H Umemura, Gino Fano (Japanese), Sugaku Main index Birthplace Maps Biographies Index
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Fano By Libby Krussel libby krussel krussel@selway.umt.edu Date Wed, 10 Sep 1997 135406 0600 Doesanyone know where I might find gino fano s work on projective geometries? http://mathforum.org/epigone/math-history-list/zharwaxgor
Extractions: Subject: fano Author: krussel@selway.umt.edu Date: Wed, 10 Sep 1997 13:54:06 -0600 Does anyone know where I might find Gino Fano's work on projective geometries? Libby Krussel Department of Mathematical Sciences University of Montana Missoula, MT 59812 (406) 243-4818 (voice mail) (406) 721-0643 (home) (406) 243-2674 (fax) The Math Forum
Ugo Fano 155, 753754 (2001). fano began his job atthe National Bureau of Standards as a collaborator of a son of Rosa Cassinand gino fano (18711952), professor of http://www.icru.org/n_01_4.pdf
The Mathematics Genealogy Project - Gino Fano Select a mirror NDSU (main) AMS Bielefeld Ole Miss IMPA. gino fano Biography Ph.D.University of Turin. Dissertation Advisor Corrado Segre No students known. http://www.genealogy.ams.org/html/id.phtml?id=43285
INSTITUTO ARGENTINO DE MATEMÁTICA Translate this page New York 1963. fano, gino. fano, gino. Geometria non euclidea. Zanichelli. Bologna1935. fano, gino. Complementi di geometria. Litografía Felice Gili. http://www.iam.conicet.gov.ar/Biblioteca/BD-LIBROS-F.html
Extractions: INSTITUTO ARGENTINO DE MATEMÁTICA BIBLIOTECA LIBRARY Base de Datos de Libros Books Data Base - F - Faa de Bruno, Francois Faa de Bruno, Francois Théorie générale de l'élimination Gauthier-Villars. Paris 1859 Fabietti, Ettore Fabietti, Ettore Alessandro Volta A. Mondadori. Milano 1927 Fabozzi, Frak J. Fabozzi, Frak J. Fixed Income Mathematics McGraw-Hill. New York 1997-00-00 Fabozzi, Frank (Editor) Fabozzi, Frank (Editor) Handbook of Fixed Income Securies McGraw-Hill. New York 1997-00-00 Fabre, Lucien Fabre, Lucien Les théories d'Einstein Payot. Paris 1922 Fabry, E. Fabry, E. Traité de mathématiques générales Hermann. Paris 1911 Fabry, E. Problèmes et exercices de mathématiques générales Hermann. Paris 1913 Facca, Gian Carlo Facca, Gian Carlo L'alchimia e gli alchimisti Ulrico Hoepli. Milano 1934 Faddeeva, N. V. Faddeeva, N. V. Métodos de cálculo de álgebra lineal Paraningo. Madrid 1967 Faddeeva, V. N. Faddeeva, V. N. Computational methods of lineal algebra Dover. New York 1959 Faddeev, L. D. Faddeev, L. D.; Slavnov, A. A. Gauge fields: introductionn to quantum theory Benjamin/Cummings. London 1980
Extractions: Abstract. Consider the vase on the table and the lump of clay from out of which it is made. Is this one single entity before us or two? Could that very same vase be made out of another lump of clay, or have another shape? And what differentiates a material object such as a vase from entities of different sort, such as the actions of the potter or her intentions? Starting from puzzles such as these, this volume aims to offer an introductory treatment of the main topics in contemporary analytic metaphysics: the nature of things, their identity and persistence conditions, their relations of dependencymore generally, the preconditions for our ability to speak about the world at all. An Essay in Universal Semantics , Dordrecht, Boston, and London: Kluwer Academic Publishers (Topoi Library, Vol. 1), ix + 145 pp. (
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