Enrico Fermi and the Dolomites

Giovanni Battimelli, Alessandro de Angelis
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Summer vacations in the Dolomites were a tradition among the professors of the Faculty of Mathematical and Physical Sciences at the University of Roma since the end of the XIX century. Beyond the academic walls, people like Tullio Levi-Civita, Federigo Enriques and Ugo Amaldi sr., together with their families, were meeting friends and colleagues in Cortina, San Vito, Dobbiaco, Vigo di Fassa and Selva, enjoying trekking together with scientific discussions. The tradition was transmitted to the next generations, in particular in the first half of the XX century, and the group of via Panisperna was directly connected: Edoardo Amaldi, the son of the mathematician Ugo sr., rented at least during two summers, in 1925 and in 1949, and in the winter of 1960, a house in San Vito di Cadore, and almost every year in the Dolomites; Enrico Fermi was a frequent guest. Many important steps in modern physics, in particular the development of the Fermi-Dirac statistics and the Fermi theory of beta decay, are related to scientific discussions held in the region of the Dolomites.

恩里科·费米和白云石
自十九世纪末以来,暑假在多洛米蒂山脉是罗马大学数学和物理科学学院教授们的传统。在学术墙之外,像图利奥·列维-奇维塔、费德里戈·恩里克斯和老乌戈·阿马尔迪这样的人,和他们的家人一起,在科尔蒂纳、圣维托、多比亚科、比戈·迪·法萨和塞尔瓦与朋友和同事会面,一起享受徒步旅行和科学讨论。这一传统传给了下一代,特别是在20世纪上半叶,via Panisperna集团直接联系在一起:数学家老乌戈的儿子爱德华多·阿马尔迪(Edoardo Amaldi)至少在1925年和1949年的两个夏天,以及1960年的冬天,在圣维托迪卡多雷(San Vito di Cadore)租了一所房子,几乎每年都在Dolomites;恩里科·费米是这里的常客。现代物理学的许多重要步骤,特别是费米-狄拉克统计和费米衰变理论的发展,都与白云石地区举行的科学讨论有关。
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