The Scientific Legacy of Beppo Occhialini

1. The Arcetri School of Physics
Alberto Bonetti, Massimo Mazzoni

2. Giuseppe Occhialini and the history of cosmic-ray physics in the 1930s: From Florence to Cambridge
Martha Cecilia Bustamante

3. Occhialini’s trajectory in Latin America
Ana M. Ribeiro de Andrade

4. Occhialini’s scientific production between the two English periods
Leonardo Gariboldi

5. Occhialini’s contribution to the discovery of the pion. An interview by L. Gariboldi
William O. Lock, Leonardo Gariboldi

6. Occhialini and the Università Libre de Bruxelles. An interview by L. Gariboldi
Alberto Bonetti, Leonardo Gariboldi

7. Elementary-particle physics at the University of Milan 1951–1956
Riccardo Levi-Setti

8. Giuseppe Occhialini in Milan in the sixties and beyond: His legacy for particle physics and his influence on young researchers and students
Guido Vegni

9. Giuseppe Occhialini and CERN
Emanuele Quercigh

10. 1960–1970: Milano and Gruppo Spazio
Giorgio Sironi

11. La Collaboration Milano-Saclay-Palermo
Bernard Agrinier, Lydie Koch-Miramond, Jacques Paul

12. Beppo Occhialini and the birth of Space Physics in Italy and in Europe: Personal memories
Livio Scarsi

13. An Italian school of high-energy astrophysics: A personal view from the sixties to Beppo-SAX
Perola Giuseppe Cesare

14. Beppo and space research in Italy
Giuliano Boella

15. Brief summary of the LFCTR/IFCTR history
Gabriele E. Villa

16. Are diamonds for ever, or do protons decay? A tale of the unexpected
Don H. Perkins

17. Present appeal in pion decay studies and applications
Antonio Bertin, Pietro Faccioli, Antonio Vitale

18. On the origin of cosmic-ray electrons
Giuseppe (Peppo) Gavazzi

19. Perspectives of high-energy astrophysics
Laura Maraschi, Aldo Treves

20. Personal remembrances
Bertram Stiller

21. Working with Beppo: Personal recollections
Riccardo Levi-Setti

22. G. P. S. Occhialini: One of my masters
Sergio P. Ratti

23. G. P. S. Occhialini vu par un de ses amis
Jacques Labeyrie

24. Early cosmic-ray experiments on ESRO satellites — Some memories of via Celoria
John Bland

25. Beppo Memoire. Space in late’ 60s Milan
Martin J. L. Turner

26. Beppo and the road to INTEGRAL
Anthony John Dean

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