Jayme Tiomno

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Jayme Tiomno (b. April 16, 1920, Rio de Janeiro), Brazilian experimental and theoretical nuclear physicist. He is a member of the Brazilian Academy of Sciences and a recipient of the Brazilian Order of Scientific Merit. He is the son of Russian immigrants.

[edit] Selected bibliography

WHEELER, J. A. and TIOMNO, J. 1949. Charge exchange reaction of the m-meson with the nucleus. Reviews of Modern Physics. vol. 21, p. 153-165.

WHEELER, J. A. and TIOMNO, J. 1949. Energy spectrum from m-meson decay. Reviews of Modern Physics. vol. 21, p. 144-152.

TIOMNO, J. 1957. Non conservation of parity and the Universal Fermi Interaction. Il Nuovo Cimento. vol. 6, p. 912-916.

TIOMNO, J., VIDEIRA, A. L. L. and ZAGURY, N.. 1961. Possible existence of a new (K') meson. Physical Review Letters. vol. 6, p. 120-123.

SOARES, I., GALVÃO, M. and TIOMNO, J. 1990. Geodesics in Goedel-type space-times. General Relative and Gravitation. vol. 22, p. 683-705.

FIGUEIREDO, B., SOARES, I. D. and TIOMNO, J. 1992. Gravitational coupling of Klein-Gordon and Dirac particles to matter vorticity and space-time torsion. Classical and Quantum Gravity. vol. 9, p. 1593-1617.

[edit] External links

• Jayme Tiomno Biography. Brazilian Academy of Sciences.