The Lost Notebook of ENRICO FERMI

1. Introduction
Francesco Guerra, Nadia Robotti

2. Fermi in Italy: his manuscripts
Francesco Guerra, Nadia Robotti

3. The beginning of Nuclear Physics in Rome
Francesco Guerra, Nadia Robotti

4. Nuclear Physics in Rome after the Rome Conference: 1931-1933
Francesco Guerra, Nadia Robotti

5. New particles and new theories: 1932-1933
Francesco Guerra, Nadia Robotti

6. The Solvay Conference and Fermi’s theory of beta decay: October-December 1933
Francesco Guerra, Nadia Robotti

7. The discovery of alpha-particle–induced radioactivity
Francesco Guerra, Nadia Robotti

8. The discovery of neutron-induced radioactivity
Francesco Guerra, Nadia Robotti

9. Fermi’s strategic choices
Francesco Guerra, Nadia Robotti

10. Fermi at work: chronicle of a discovery
Francesco Guerra, Nadia Robotti

11. Pages from the Irpinia notebook and the loose sheets of paper
Francesco Guerra, Nadia Robotti

12. Further developments and conclusions
Francesco Guerra, Nadia Robotti

Avainsanat: Physics, History and Philosophical Foundations of Physics, Particle and Nuclear Physics, Popular Science in Physics