Bruno Pontecorvo: mister neutrino
S. M. Bilenky
physics.hist-pharXiv:physics/0603039
Abstract
Bruno Pontecorvo was a great physicist who had enormous impact on the development of neutrino physics. His contribution to neutrino physics is briefly reviewed.Some recollections about his personality are also given.
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