Tullio Regge

Suffice it to say that such concepts as 'Regge trajectory', 'Regge pole', has long entered the working vocabulary of both theorists and experimentalists. So-called 'Reggie-stick', which is inappropriate to dwell, is the basis of dynamic taxonomy of elementary particles. Tullio Regge repeatedly expressed the idea of the importance and need for professional scientists engaged in the popularization of science.

Tullio Regge was born in 1931. in Turin (Italy). He graduated from the University of Turin. Since 1954. engaged in scientific work in the United States, where the proceeds to the study of mathematical structure, the amplitude of the interaction of elementary particles, and also publishes jointly with the work of Wheeler on the stability of the Schwarzschild solution in general relativity. Since 1962. chair for the theory of relativity in the University of Turin. In 1965, Mr.. receives an invitation and some time working at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton (USA). Regge awarded the American Physical Society (1963) and a medal. Einstein (1979).