Libri di A. Celli

Eugenio Elia Levi è stato uno dei più grandi matematici italiani del '900 (come del resto il fratello Beppo). Morì nell'ottobre del 1917, ucciso da un cecchino, nelle fasi iniziali della disfatta di Caporetto. Attivo interventista, allo scoppio della prima guerra mondiale si era arruolato volontariamente nel Genio Zappatori e fu poi promosso capitano per meriti di guerra. Eugenio Elia Levi si era laureato in Matematica nel 1904, studiando alla "Normale" di Pisa dove ebbe come maestri Luigi Bianchi e Ulisse Dini. Nel 1909 ottenne la cattedra di Analisi infinitesimale presso l'Università di Genova. La sua produzione scientifica fu tanto profonda quanto differenziata ha riguardato i gruppi di Lie, le equazioni alle derivate parziali e la teoria delle funzioni di più variabili complesse - e venne immediatamente apprezzata negli ambienti matematici internazionali.

Because of the relatively low incidence of involvement efforts to enhance the diagnosis and management of elbow pathology are not common. Nonetheless, because of a rapidly expanding knowledge base,both with regard to a more - fined understanding of elbow pathology, coupled with exciting and emerging approaches and options for management, it is appropriate and timely to - dress this deficiency in the orthopedic literature. This volume, therefore, was produced in order to provide current and relevant information with content that is drawn from a very well received symposium of the same name as this book and convened in Modena, Italy recently. As with the symposium, the s- cific goals of this text are to provide the most updated concepts in the m- agement of a full spectrum of elbow pathology. The content, therefore, is c- prehensive in nature,but with a focus on emerging options in the management of traumatic conditions as well as reconstructive options for the sequelae of trauma. These topics are covered in detail in the 31 chapters which comprise this text. The focus of each chapter was specifically designed to address the topic in the most timely fashion and with less of an emphasis on the historical context and more focus on current thinking. The references documenting c- tent are intended to be efficient and focused. In addition, the popular and - propriate expectation of the orthopedic community of enhanced explanation of technique are featured in the appropriate chapters.