埃托雷·马约拉纳留下的科学手稿目录（附埃托雷·马约拉纳的回忆，他失踪60年后）
Catalog of the scientific manuscripts left by Ettore Majorana (with a Recollection of E.Majorana, sixty years after his disappearance)
摘要：
埃托雷·马约拉纳（Ettore Majorana）也许是本世纪最伟大的意大利理论物理学家（恩里科·费米（Enrico Fermi）将他比作伽利略（Galilei）和牛顿），1938年他31岁时神秘地从那不勒斯消失了。在这项工作的第一部分，我们概述了他的科学人格（的基础上，信件，文件，证词收集我们在约20年）和意义的一些部分，他的出版物。在本文的第二部分中，我们列出了一些关于E.Majorana留下的未发表的科学手稿的简要信息，这些手稿至今为我们所知（其中大部分存放在意大利比萨的“Domus Galilaeana”），并提出了与M.Baldo和R. Mignani合作编写的初步目录。[The本材料主要取自我们的书“Il Caso Majorana：Epistolario，Documenti，Testimonianze”（Mondadori，Milan，1987，1991; Di Renzo，Rome，2000-2008）：我们向这样一本书（c/o www.direnzo.it，“Arcobaleno”系列）所有对更多和更深入的信息感兴趣的读者;以及，对于更多的技术主题，到随后的卷复制，例如部分科学手稿留下未出版的埃托雷马约拉纳：见，例如，电子打印arXiv：0709.1183v1[physics.hist-ph]。
英文摘要：
Ettore Majorana, perhaps the greatest Italian theoretical physicist of this century (Enrico Fermi compared him to Galilei and Newton), disappeared misteriously from Naples in 1938, when he was 31. In the first part of this work we outline his scientific personality (on the basis of letters, documents, testimonies collected by us in about twenty years) and the significance of some parts of his publications. In the second part of this paper we set forth some brief information about the unpublished scientific manuscripts left by E.Majorana and known to us till this moment (most of which are deposited at the "Domus Galilaeana" in Pisa, Italy), and present a preliminary Catalogue of them prepared in collaboration with M.Baldo and R.Mignani. [The present material is mainly taken from our book "Il Caso Majorana: Epistolario, Documenti, Testimonianze" (Mondadori, Milan, 1987,1991; Di Renzo, Rome, 2000-2008): We address to such a book (c/o www.direnzo.it, "Arcobaleno" series) all the readers interested in more and deeper information; as well as, for more technical topics, to the subsequent volumes reproducing e.g. part of the scientific manuscripts left unpublished by Ettore Majorana: see, for instance, the e-print arXiv:0709.1183v1[physics.hist-ph].]
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