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sexta-feira, 16 de fevereiro de 2018
«Uma carta enviada por matemáticos de Buenos Aires ao Conselho Nacional de Investigações Científicas pedindo a minha incorporação à carreira de investigador do Conselho, que foi num primeiro momento decidida favoravelmente pelo Presidente do Conselho. Mas o Reitor daqui soube do assunto e enviou um delegado especial a B. Aires para sabotear o assunto o que [...] conseguiu com grande indignação do González Domínguez. Finalmente deram-me um subsídio mensal até ao fim de 1975. Assim é a vida! » – excerto de carta de António Aniceto Monteiro para Alfredo Pereira Gomes, de 2 de Outubro de 1976
terça-feira, 30 de janeiro de 2018
«Interrompi esta carta pois o Ruy me telefonou anunciando ter recebido uma carta sua de 7/05, noticiando as diligências que González Domínguez, Santaló, etc. tinham feito para resolver a sua situação junto do Conselho Superior de Investigações.» – carta de Alfredo Pereira Gomes para António Aniceto Monteiro, de 15 de Maio de 1975
quarta-feira, 25 de julho de 2007
24 de Abril de 1975: Carta de matemáticos Argentinos em defesa de António Aniceto Monteiro
Digitalização a partir de fotocópias de Jorge Rezende© Família de António Aniceto Monteiro
Nota: O. E. Villamayor não assina esta carta provavelmente por ser elogiado nela...
21 de Abril de 1975: Carta de matemáticos Argentinos em defesa de António Aniceto Monteiro
Digitalização a partir de fotocópias de Jorge Rezende© Família de António Aniceto Monteiro
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quarta-feira, 4 de abril de 2007
Julio Rey Pastor (Logroño, España, 14 de agosto de 1888 - Buenos Aires, Argentina, 21 de febrero de 1962)
Julio Rey Pastor por Ricardo Mariño
Rey_Pastor biography * Rey_Pastor (print-only)Jenny Kirkland interviews Professor Eduardo L Ortiz concerning Julio Rey Pastor
Julio Rey Pastor - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre
Julio Rey Pastor, Biografía: Versión para imprimir * Biografía matemáticos:Julio Rey Pastor 1/3-
BIOGRAFÍA DE JULIO REY PASTOR
The Mathematics Genealogy Project - Julio Rey Pastor
(entre os seus estudantes contam-se Sixto Rios e Alberto Gonzalez Dominguez)
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En Octubre de 1948, en una escala de su barco en Río de Janeiro, Monteiro conoció a Julio Rey Pastor. Don Julio iba camino de Holanda, para participar en el International Congress of Mathematicians. Monteiro quedó cautivado por la simpatía y vivacidad del visitante.
Discutieron largamente el proyecto de crear una Biblioteca Matemática Latino Americana, cuestión directamente relacionada con los intereses de Monteiro, ya desde sus tiempos en Portugal. En el primer día de sus reuniones Monteiro habló a Rey Pastor de su deseo de dejar Brasil. El asunto no volvió a ser discutido hasta el momento de su despedida. Rey Pastor le dijo a Monteiro que se había tomado ya la libertad de escribir sobre ese asunto a su discípulo Alberto González Domínguez, consultándole acerca de la posibilidad de gestionar un contrato para él en La Plata o en Cuyo. Si todo fallara, le gustaría invitarlo a dictar un curso de cuatro meses en Buenos Aires. También prometió despachar una carta a sus amigos de Caracas desde Bahia.
Discutieron largamente el proyecto de crear una Biblioteca Matemática Latino Americana, cuestión directamente relacionada con los intereses de Monteiro, ya desde sus tiempos en Portugal. En el primer día de sus reuniones Monteiro habló a Rey Pastor de su deseo de dejar Brasil. El asunto no volvió a ser discutido hasta el momento de su despedida. Rey Pastor le dijo a Monteiro que se había tomado ya la libertad de escribir sobre ese asunto a su discípulo Alberto González Domínguez, consultándole acerca de la posibilidad de gestionar un contrato para él en La Plata o en Cuyo. Si todo fallara, le gustaría invitarlo a dictar un curso de cuatro meses en Buenos Aires. También prometió despachar una carta a sus amigos de Caracas desde Bahia.
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Eduardo L. Ortiz: Transferencias de Matemática Pura y Física Teórica de Portugal a Argentina en 1943-58: Beck, Monteiro y Ruy Gomes.
domingo, 1 de abril de 2007
Alberto P. Calderón (1920-1998)
Alberto P. Calderón - Unión Matemática Argentina (UMA) - Discurso del Dr. Eduardo Zarantonello. UMA- Rosario, 22 de setiembre de 2000.Mathematician Alberto Calderón, 1920-1998 - University of Chicago
Winners of the National Medal of Science - University of Chicago
[PDF] Alberto Pedro Calderon 1920--1998 - AMS
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"In March 1975, invoking anti-terrorist legislation, one of these rapidly changing «interventores» sacked Emeritus Professor António Monteiro from the Universidad del Sur, in Bahía Blanca. It was prohibited for him to enter University premises.
The impact of this action was extraordinary. Outside Argentina it was difficult to understand it. All who knew him were aware of his lifelong opposition to the regime of Salazar in Portugal, which in the end made him and several others leave Portugal. His opposition stemmed from very high moral standards and a deep sense of justice, which lead him to hold socialist views he never abandoned and to have a lifelong rejection of violence. He was not a political man, but with a high sense of honour, was never a courtesan of those in power.
It was difficult to see how a country that had received so much from such an eminent scientist could behave in this irresponsible manner.
The reaction in Argentina was one of shock. Professor Alberto P. Calderón and three other eminent mathematicians requested the «interventor» of the Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas, en Buenos Aires, to invite Monteiro, who was not a sponsored member, to join it at the highest rank. The generous letter, dated April 21 (and enlarged on April 24) points to the outstanding contributions of Monteiro to Argentina’s science and indicates that «…he continues to be the soul of the Department, which was his own creation» (4).
Monteiro did receive support from the Consejo for a period. At times his financial situation was far from good. I remember that in one of my visits to him, after he was separated from the University, I estimated his pension, which in rapidly inflating pesos did not mean very much to me, at the equivalent of a few kilograms of coffee a month.
Unfortunately there were even more serious problems for him. Monteiro was deeply worried about Luiz, his son and his dedicated disciple in Mathematical Logic. Luiz was being kept in detention without a charge. Fortunately he was released after some months, after strong pressures on the government, when it became clear that there was nothing on which he could be charged".
The impact of this action was extraordinary. Outside Argentina it was difficult to understand it. All who knew him were aware of his lifelong opposition to the regime of Salazar in Portugal, which in the end made him and several others leave Portugal. His opposition stemmed from very high moral standards and a deep sense of justice, which lead him to hold socialist views he never abandoned and to have a lifelong rejection of violence. He was not a political man, but with a high sense of honour, was never a courtesan of those in power.
It was difficult to see how a country that had received so much from such an eminent scientist could behave in this irresponsible manner.
The reaction in Argentina was one of shock. Professor Alberto P. Calderón and three other eminent mathematicians requested the «interventor» of the Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas, en Buenos Aires, to invite Monteiro, who was not a sponsored member, to join it at the highest rank. The generous letter, dated April 21 (and enlarged on April 24) points to the outstanding contributions of Monteiro to Argentina’s science and indicates that «…he continues to be the soul of the Department, which was his own creation» (4).
Monteiro did receive support from the Consejo for a period. At times his financial situation was far from good. I remember that in one of my visits to him, after he was separated from the University, I estimated his pension, which in rapidly inflating pesos did not mean very much to me, at the equivalent of a few kilograms of coffee a month.
Unfortunately there were even more serious problems for him. Monteiro was deeply worried about Luiz, his son and his dedicated disciple in Mathematical Logic. Luiz was being kept in detention without a charge. Fortunately he was released after some months, after strong pressures on the government, when it became clear that there was nothing on which he could be charged".
Retirado de Professor António Monteiro and contemporary mathematics in Argentina, por Eduardo L. Ortiz.
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Os três outros eminentes matemáticos, de que fala E. L. Ortiz, foram A. González Domínguez, L. A. Santaló e O. E. Villamayor. Sobre este texto de E. L. Ortiz ver:
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