Felice
Russo received the M.S. degree in Nuclear Physics from the University
"Federico II", Naples, Italy, in 1990 discussing the doctoral
thesis on neutrinos physics conducted at the European Center for Nuclear
Research (CERN - Geneve). He is an employee of Micron Technology Italy, an
US semiconductor memory manufacturer, where he is currently engaged in the
characterization and improvement of DRAM cell refresh.
In 1997, he has been appointed from Rome University "La Sapienza",
Department
of Electrical Engineering, as lecturer of "Materials and Technologies
for semiconductor devices" and in 1998 as lecturer of "Evolution
of DRAM echnology", "Floating gate Flash memory overview"
and "Plasma Etching".
Felice is an IEEE member and the co-author of several
articles/papers/patents in the semiconductor field. Since June 1998, he
has been interested in recreational mathematics starting to play with
numbers and integer sequences and has authored more than 200 sequences in
EIS of N. Sloane.
He is the author of a book on Smarandache Notions ( "A set of new
Smarandache
Functions, sequences and conjectures in number theory", 2000,
American Research
Press) as well as of several papers published on the Smarandache
Notions Journal
Felice
Russo received the M.S. degree in Nuclear Physics from the University
"Federico II", Naples, Italy, in 1990 discussing the doctoral
thesis on neutrinos physics conducted at the European Center for Nuclear
Research (CERN - Geneve). He is an employee of Micron Technology Italy, an
US semiconductor memory manufacturer, where he is currently engaged in the
characterization and improvement of DRAM cell refresh.