Category:Giulio Racah

**Giulio Racah**
	Israeli mathematician (1909-1965)
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Date of birth	9 February 1909; Florence
Date of death	28 August 1965; Florence
Manner of death	accidental death;
Cause of death	asphyxia;
Place of burial	Har HaMenuchot;
Country of citizenship	Italy (1946–1965); Israel; Kingdom of Italy (1909–1946);
Educated at	University of Florence;
Doctoral student	Moshé Flato;
Occupation	mathematician; physicist; university teacher;
Employer	University of Pisa; Hebrew University of Jerusalem;
Member of	Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities; American Academy of Arts and Sciences;
Field of work	physics;
Relative	Ugo Fano (male first cousin);
Work location	Jerusalem;
Award received	Israel Prize (1958);
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Deutsch: Giulio (Yoel) Racah (* 9. Februar 1909 in Florenz, Italien; † 28. August 1965 ebenda) war ein israelisch-italienischer Mathematiker und Physiker.

English: Giulio (Yoel) Racah (; February 9, 1909 – August 28, 1965) was an Italian–Israeli physicist and mathematician.

فارسی: جولیو رکه یک دانشمند اهل ایتالیا بود.

Français : Giulio (Yoel) Racah (פרופסור יואל רקח en hébreu) ( Florence, Toscane 9 février 1909 - 28 août 1965) est un physicien et mathématicien italo-israélien.

עברית: יואל (ג'וליו') רקח (Giulio Racah;, רקטור האוניברסיטה (1961-65) ונשיאה בפועל (1961-62), חבר האקדמיה הלאומית הישראלית למדעים וחתן פרס ישראל למדעים מדויקים (תשי"ח–1958).

Italiano: Nato a Firenze, conseguì la laurea in fisica all' Università di Firenze nel 1930, e successivamente studiò a Roma con Enrico Fermi. Nel 1937 fu nominato professore di fisica a Pisa.