دانلود کتاب Scientific Papers of Ettore Majorana: A New Expanded Edition

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Preface
Contents
The Genius of Ettore Majorana
1 Leonardo Sciascia\'s Idea
2 Enrico Fermi: Few Others in the World Could Match Majorana\'s Deep Understanding of the Physics of the Time
3 Recollections by Robert Oppenheimer
4 The Discovery of the Neutron—Recollections by Emilio Segrè and Gian Carlo Wick
5 The Majorana ``Neutrinos\'\'—Recollections by Bruno Pontecorvo—The Majorana Discovery on the Dirac γ-Matrices
5.1 The Origin
5.2 The Dirac Equation Corresponds to Four Coupled Equations
5.3 The Great Novelty: The Dirac γ-Matrices
6 The First Course of the Subnuclear Physics School (1963): John Bell on the Dirac and Majorana Neutrinos
7 The First Step to Relativistically Describe Particles with Arbitrary Spin
8 The Centennial of the Birth of a Genius—A Homage by the International Scientific Community
Bibliography
On the Splitting of the Roentgen and Optical Terms Caused by the Electron Rotation and on the Intensity of the Cesium Lines
Majorana dr Ettore: Search for a General Expression of Rydberg Corrections, Valid for Neutral Atoms or Positive Ions
On the Formation of Molecular Helium Ion
On the Possible Anomalous Terms of Helium
Pseudopolar Reaction of Hydrogen Atoms
Theory of the Incomplete P\' Triplets
Oriented Atoms in a Variable Magnetic Field
Relativistic Theory of Particles with Arbitrary Intrinsic Angular Momentum
On Nuclear Theory
A Symmetric Theory of Electrons and Positrons
The Value of Statistical Laws in Physics and Social Sciences
1 The Concept of Nature According to Classical Physics
2 The Classical Meaning of Statistical Laws and Social Statistics
3 The New Concepts of Physics
Are Neutrinos Completely Neutral Particles?
References
Majorana Fermions in Condensed Matter
References
Biographical Notes on Ettore Majorana
1 The Years of Education Up to His Degree in Physics
2 Ettore Majorana\'s Scientific Research While Still a Student
3 From His Degree to His Libera Docenza (Independent Lectureship Qualification)
4 His Visit to Leipzig in 1933
5 Years of Silence 1933–1937
6 The Awakening in 1937 and the Competition for University Chair
7 Majorana in Naples. His Disappearance