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Mauro Picone (* 2. Mai 1885 in Lercara Friddi bei Palermo; † 11. April 1977 in Rom) war ein italienischer Mathematiker . Leben. Picone war der Sohn eines Bergbauingenieurs im Schwefelbergbau in Sizilien.
Mauro Picone (Palermo, 2 maggio 1885 – Roma, 11 aprile 1977) è stato un matematico italiano, conosciuto, oltre che per la sua opera seminale nel campo della matematica, per essere stato uno dei maggiori animatori della matematica applicata nonché propugnatore del calcolo numerico ed elettronico attraverso l'ideazione, la ...
Mauro Picone was an Italian mathematician who worked on ordinary and partial differential equations. View three larger pictures. Biography. Mauro Picone's parents were Alfonso Picone and Anna Bongiovanni.
11. Apr. 2015 · Mauro Picone was one of the mathematicians mobilised at the moment of Italy’s entry into World War I in May 1915. Assigned to the Italian Sixth Army Corps, he was the central figure in the compilation of new firing tables based on scientific principles, ultimately helping to insure victory for Italy and her allies.
- Pietro Nastasi
- pgnastasi@gmail.it
- 2015
4. Juli 2013 · In this paper we revisit the pioneering work on the numerical analysis of partial differential equations (PDEs) by two Italian mathematicians, Mauro Picone (1885–1977) and Sandro Faedo (1913–2001). We argue that while the development of constructive methods for the solution of PDEs was central to Picone’s vision of applied ...
- Michele Benzi, Elena Toscano
- 2014
Mauro Picone. Mauro Picone era nato a Palermo il 2 maggio 1885; è morto a Roma l'11 aprile 1977. Il padre era un ingegnere minerario che la crisi dello zolfo siciliano spinse a cambiare mestiere e a dedicarsi all'insegnamento di Topografia (fra l'altro ad Arezzo e Parma, i luoghi dove Picone compì gli studi secondari). Vinto nel 1903 il ...
5. Mai 2015 · For some mathematicians, the experience of war was crucial and marked a turning point in their career. One such mathematician is Mauro Picone (1885–1977), who always recalled with pride the period that he spent at the front and his work on ballistics, judged decisive for the outcome of the conflict.
