MICROFILMS 37, 39-44, 46
E. SCHRÖDINGER CORRESPONDENCE AND MANUSCRIPTS
These materials, excepting those photographed on Microfilm 46, were culled from a crate of papers received from E. Schrödinger's widow, Frau Annemarie Schri5dinger, in April, 1963. All the papers which appeared to date from before c. 1928 have been photographed. The single exception is Schrödinger's notebooks as a student in the University of Vienna, 1905 to 1911, of which there are 106 Hefte, comprising c. 5,000 pages, all in shorthand. A detailed list of these notebooks is photographed at the front of Microfilm 39. A selection was made of the post-1928 materials, emphasizing especially correspondence and retrospective or philosophical writings. A rough list of the material not microfilmed, consisting primarily of c. 10,000 pages of research notebooks and notes for lecture courses, is photographed at the front of Microfilms 39-44. Following Frau Schrödinger's instructions all the papers received from her were deposited, c/o R. Chorherr, Universitat Wien, Boltzmanngasse 5, Wien IX/66, Austria.

The materials photographed on Microfilm 46 were received from C. Lanczos of the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies in July, 1963. Prof. Lanczos transmitted those Schrödinger papers possessed by the Dublin Institute which appeared to date from before the 1940s. Excepting that only the cover and first page of each of a number of late notebooks were photographed, all the materials received were microfilmed and returned to Prof. Lanczos at the Dublin Institute, Dublin, Ireland.

Microfilm 37. E. Schrödinger Correspondence, post 1930
Section 1. Letters to E. Schrödinger from: E. S. to unidentified (6/19 in [1934-43]); E. D. Adrian (3/4 in 1954); Ankara U. (7/9 in 1946-47); Austrian Government [Klastersky] (20/31 in 1946-54).
Section 2. Letters to E. Schrödinger from: V. Bargmann (1/4,in 1934); F. J. Belinfante (2/3 in 1951); H. Benndorf (1/4 in 1943); Berlin U. (3/5 in 1946-47); B. Bertotti (6/10 in [1954-58]); P. M. S. Blackett (1/3 in 1947); E. S. to Bologna U. (1/2 in 1937).
Section 3. Letters to E. Schrödinger from M. Born (32/117 in 1933-57).
Section 4. Letters to E. Schrödinger from: L. Brillouin (3/4 in 1956): P. Browne, President, U. Galway (2/3 in 1954); J. W. Craik (1/2 in 1945); J. Dalla Noce (3/6 in 1938); P. Debye (1/3 in 1932); P. Dirac (2/4 in 1941-52).
Section 5. Letters to E. Schrödinger from: A. S. Eddington (7/18 in 1937-40); A. Einstein (8/26 in 1936-53).
Section 6. Letters to E. Schrödinger from: E. S. to B. Farrington (2/6 in 1949); A. D. Fokker (3/6 in 1952-55); E. S. to Frankenberg (1/2 in 1949); Fröbe-Kapteyn, Eranos Tagung (1/1 in 1946); L. S. Grinter, Illinois Inst. of Tech. (6/9 in 1946).
Section 7. Letters to E. Schrödinger from: F. Hayek (1/6 in 1952); W. Heisenberg (2/4 in 1954); W. Hepner (1/4 in 1940); S. Meyer (1/1 in 1946); E. S. to V. Hess (1/2 in 1946); R. Ingraham (2/14 in 1951); Intl. Inst. of Intellectual Coop. (2/6 in 1932); The Irish Times (1/1).
Section 8. Letters to E. Schrödinger from: O. Klein (2/8 in 1954); F. Kohlrausch (1/8 in 1936); E. S. to A. Landé (1/5 in 1953); M. v. Lane (6/12 in 1950-55); T. Levi-Civita (4/8 in 1932-33 [ ?] ).
Section 9. Letters to E. Schrödinger from: E. S. to McCarthy (1/2 in 1949); E. S. to C. Manneback (1/2 in 1936); A. March (3/7 in 1946-47); E. S. to H. Margenau (1/2 in 1955); L. Meitner (3/10 in 1952); H. Meng (1/1 in 1936); E. Meyer (1/2 in 1932); G. Murray (1/2 in 1956); E. S. to Nature (1/1); Oxford U. (16/23 in 1936-38).
Section 10. Letters to E. Schrödinger from: W. Pauli (9/19 in 1931-55); J. Podolanski (2/5 in 1937); E. S. to M. Polanyi (2/4 in 1949); K. Popper (6/20 in 1952-54).
Section 11. Letters to E. Schrödinger from: A. Proca (12/34 in 1953-57); M. H. L. Pryce (2/2 in 1955); K. Przibram (2/4 in 1932); Rausch v. Traubenberg (1/2 in:1932), B. Russell (4/4 in 1950-52); A. J. Rutgers (2/6 in 1951).
Section 12. Letters to E. Schrödinger from: H. F. Sandham (4/12 in 1950); E. S. to C. Sherrington (1/2 in 1937); P A. Sommerfeld (5/11 in 1933-49); E. S. to A. Sommerfeld (3/11 in 1937-49); Spanish Embassy, Dublin (1/2 in 1943); J. L. Synge (11/24 in 1952-57); L. Szilard (3/5 in 1951-56).
Section 13. Letters to E. Schrödinger from: T. Takasu (1/1 in 1953); H. Thirring (8/12 in 1949-54); H. Tollert (1/1 in 1933); R. C. Tolman (1/2 in 1938); E. S. to Eamon de Valéra (1/1 in 1946).
Section 14. Letters to E. Schrödinger from: B. L. van der Waerden (3/9 in 1932); C. F. v. Weizsäcker (1/1 in 1952); E. S. to H. Weyl (1/2 in 1943); E. S. to E. T. Whittaker (1/2 in 1944); W. Wilson (1/3 in 1952).

Microfilm 39. E. Schrödinger Papers, to c. 1920
Section 1. Vita and bibliography, 1938, 8 pp.; School and University notebooks, 1906-11; essay on Peano's postulates, 1907-08, and notes on a lecture by Sir Wm. Ramsay, 1908, 250 pp.
Section 2. Lectures on meteorology, 40 pp.: book of addresses of physicists, [c. 1914], 34 pp.; diary from 1915, 41 pp.
Section 3. Notebooks and manuscripts on "Tensor analytische Mechanik," [emphasizing Hamilton's analogy], [c. 1918], 150 pp.
Section 4. Notes on Brownian motion, [c. 1918], 34 pp.
Section 5. Two notebooks entitled "Besprechung der letzten Arbeiten Smoluchowskis," [c. 1918], 51 pp.
Section 6. Lectures on elementary math. analysis, [c. 1919], 163 pp.; exposition of Kirchhoff's principle, [c. 1919], 20 pp.
Section 7. Notebooks on Indian philosophy and religion, [c. 1905-25], 156 pp.
Section 8. Notebooks headed "Über Atomistik, mechanische Naturerklärung, und Phänomenologie," and "Ad R. Avenarius," [pre 1920], 63 pp.

Microfilm 40. E. Schrödinger Papers, c. 1924 to mid 1926
Section 1. Outline for a book on "Molekularstatistik," [c. 1924], 17 pp.; notebook on "Chemische Konstanten und Gasentartung," [c. 1924], 34 pp.
Section 2. Lectures on quantum statistics, [c. 1924], 44 pp.; unfinished manuscript draft, "On Quantum Statistics," [c. 1924], 5 pp.
Section 3. Lectures [?] on topics in quantum statistics, [c. 1924], 100 pp.
Section 4. Lectures on the "Theorie der Spektren," 1925-26, 94 pp.
Section 5. Notes on waves, 3 pp.; notes headed "H-Atom, Eigenschwingungen," [1925-26], 3 pp.
Sections 5-7. Four research notebooks on the "Eigenwertproblem des Atoms," [1925-261, 184 pp.
Section 7. Numerical values of the Hermite functions, [c. 1926], 2 pp; various notes on transition probabilities, etc., [c. 1926], 9 pp.
Section 8. Rough notes, tables, and diagrams headed "Intensitdtsberechnung für den Starkeffekt," [1926], 111 pp.
Section 9. Various notes on wave mechanics, [c.1926], 15 pp.

Microfilm 41. E. Schrödinger Papers and Letters, mid 1926-c. 1928
Section 1. Four research notebooks on various topics in wave and quantum mechanics, [1926/27], 110 pp.
Section 2. Five research notebooks on the intensities and sharpness of spectral lines and on related topics, [1927], 170 pp.
Section 3. Research notebook on the many-body problem, May, 1927, 45 pp.
Section 4. Six research notebooks on dispersion and coupling to the radiation field, and various other topics, [1927-28], 160 pp.
Section 5. Research notebooks on the "Säkular-problem" and Abelian integral equations [1928?], 19 pp. The following is correspondence between 1926 and 1928 as found in the folder "Korrespondenz zur Undulationsmechanik":
Section 6. Letters to E. Schrödinger from: Verlag Barth (2/5); H. Beutler (1/1); E. S. to H. Beutler (1/1); H. Biggs (115); Blackie and Son, Publishers (4/9).
Section 7. Letters to E. Schrödinger from: N. Bohr (1/2); M. Born (2/10); E. S. to M. Born (3/11); G. Breit (1/2); D. M. Dennison (1/2); P. P. Ewald (1/2); W. Gordon (1/1); E. S. to W. Gordon (1/2).
Section 8. Letters to E. Schrödinger from: W. Heitler (1/2); E. S. to Notgemeinschaft Dent. Wiss. (1/2); E. S. to Intl. Educ. Bd. (1/2); Intl. Educ. Bd. (1/2); K. F. Herzfeld (1/2); E. S. to B. Jacoby (1/1); G: Joos (1/3); E. S. to G. Joos (1/4); P. Jordan (2/5); G. Kellner (1/2); H. A. Kramers (2/4); E. S. to H. A. Kramers (1/4); J. Kudar (3/15).
Section 9. Letters to E. Schrödinger from: Max v. Laue (2/2); F. London (7/21); E. S. to F. London (2/7); H. A. Lorentz (3 letters and a manuscript, 15 pp.); E. S. to H. A. Lorentz (1/3).
Section 10. Letters to E. Schrödinger from: E. Madelung (1/2); C. Manneback (1/4); E. S. to Nobel Committee (1/2); W. Pauli (3/10); E. S. to W. Pauli (1/2); L. Pauling (1/1); E. S. to M. Planck [?] (1/5).
Section 11. Letters to E. Schrödinger from: R. Ortvay (1/7); H. A. Senftleben (3/14); F. G. Slack (1/1); Solvay Congress (2/2); H. Thirring (1/3); 1. Waller (1/1); Wirtinger (2/6).

Microfilm 42. E. Schrödinger Scientific Papers, post 1928
Section 1. Two notebooks on wave mechanics, [pre 1929], 20 pp.; notes on wave mechanics of radioactivity, 1929, 13 pp.
Section 2. Notes on Oberquantelung," 1930, 56 pp.
Section 3. Manuscripts "Über die Umkehrung der Naturgesetze," [1931], 20 pp.; "Materiewellen im Schwerefeld," [1931], 9 pp.; "Über Hankel'sche Lösungen," [1931], 8 pp.; notes from 1930-31 seminar, with letter from Sauter on the Dirac electron theory, 11 pp.; notes and manuscript on the Stark effect in alternating fields, 1932, 10 pp.; folder of ideas for dissertations, [c. 1933], 24 pp.
Section 4. Notes on various topics dating from 193435, 45 pp.
Section 5. Notebook of reading notes from 1934-35, 38 pp.; manuscript and correspondence for "¿Son lineales las verdaderas ecuaciones del campo electromagnético?" 1935, 23 pp.
Section 6. Notebook on Fermi's theory of beta decay and on Eddington's fundamental theory, etc., [1936], 22 pp.; notes, correspondence, and drafts relating to the 1937 Bologna Conf., 25 pp.
Section 7. Lecture notes on quantum statistics, and drafts entitled "The so-called new forms of statistics," 1938, 58 pp.
Section 8. Draft, "Two remarks on Bose-Einstein Condensation," [1939], 9 pp.
Section 9. Three notebooks on various topics in quantum mechanics and its interpretation, 1939-40, 124 pp.
Section 10. Program for 1941, 2 pp.; notebook on biology, 1942, 57 pp.
Section 11. Notes on the interpretation of quantum mechanics selected from three notebooks, 1951-55, 46 pp.

Microfilm 43. E. Schrödinger Scientific and Personal Papers, post 1927
Sections 1-2. Various notes and drafts on quantum mechanical topics, [post 1929], 21 items, 93 pp.
Section 3. Three notebooks on biology, death, and the history of philosophy: (1) "Warum," [1929], 20 pp.; (2) "Gespräche über den Tod," [1935], 34 pp.; (3) "Xmas 1948," 35 pp.
Section 4. Selected letters of congratulations on receiving the Nobel prize, November, 1933, 30 letters.
Section 5. Collection of reviews of Abhandlungen über Wellenmechanik, 1927-28, 25 pp.
Section 6. Scrapbook of clippings of newspaper articles written by E. S., 1925-57, 75 pp.
Section 7. Notes for first lectures on wave mechanics in Berlin, 1927-28, 130 pp.
Section 8. Notes for lectures on "Korpuskularphysik" and "The Solidity of Bodies as a Quantum Effect," 1932-33, 13 pp.
Section 9. A. Einstein: Draft, "Elementare Überlegungen zur Interpretation der QuantenMechanik," undated, 10 pp.; E. Schrödinger: Disposition for a book on elementary quantum mechanics, undated, 22 pp.; lectures, "Transformation and Interpretation in Quantum Mechanics," 1952, 88 pp.

Microfilm 44. E. Schrödinger Popular Writings
Section 1. Manuscript of Nobel address and related documents, 1933.
Section 2. Popular writings from the late 1930s, 27 pp.
Section 3. Popular writings from the early 1940s, 70 pp.
Section 4. Popular writings from the late 1940s, 96 pp.
Section 5. Notes, "Die Natur der Elementarteilchen," and "Zitate aus Boltzmann's Prinzipe der Mechanik," 1950, 11 pp.; July-Colloquium 1952," 35 pp.
Section 6. Drafts for three lectures intended for Harvard, 1954, 44 pp.
Section 7. Lectures and popular articles, 1956-57.
Section 8. Manuscript of "Was ist wirklich?" 1960, 50 pp.
Sections 9-11. Various undated notes and manuscripts on philosophy, religion, biology, physics, mathematics, etc., 120 pp.

Microfilm 46. E. Schrödinger Papers at Dublin Institute
Section 1. Notes, "Zur Transformationstheorie," [1926-28], 21 pp.; Miscellaneous notes from folder "Sommersemester 1928," 20 pp.
Section 2. Letters to E. Schrödinger from: E. Wigner (1/3 in 1929[?]); E. S. to J. v. Neumann (1/2 in 1929); J. v. Neumann (1/5 in 1936); E. Schrödinger: Notes on J. v. Neumann's representation of the probability interpretation, [1929-30], 14 pp.
Section 3. E. Schrödinger: Unpublished manuscript draft, "Gerade und ungerade Operatoren der relativistischen Quantenmechanik," 1930-31, 25 pp.; various notes on Lorentz invariance and the Dirac electron, [c. 1930]), 28 pp.
Section 4. Notebook headed "Neue Grundauffassung," June, 1930, 66 pp.
Section 5. Notes on various topics from folder "Paris, Pfingsten 1931, und vieles andere," 44 pp.
Section 6. Exposition of quantum mechanics and its interpretation for Oxford Seminar, 1933-34, 46 pp.
Section 7. Notebook, "Grundlagenfragen. Dichte-Matrix," [c. 1936], 76 pp.
Section 8. "Gent. Ganz vermischte Notizen," [1938-39], 19 pp.; notes on the freedom of the will, [1940s], 14 pp.
Section 9. Notes on Legendre polynomials marked "Sehr wichtig," [1940s], 17 sheets; covers and first pages of 11 notebooks dealing chiefly with Born's non-linear electron theory, [c. 1939-42], 22 pp.

 

 MICROFILM 45
W. HEISENBERG CORRESPONDENCE AND MANUSCRIPTS
The materials on this microfilm were selected during February, 1963, by W. Heisenberg and T. S. Kuhn from the manuscripts at Heisenberg's home and office in Munich. They appear to constitute all the significant pre-war papers still in Heisenberg's possession. He has never saved manuscript materials systematically, and the small collection he did mean to hold vanished during the war. A few post-war manuscripts still in Heisenberg's possession were also microfilmed to ensure their preservation. The microfilm was made at the Max Planck Institute for Theoretical Physics in Munich, Germany, where the papers are presumably still to be found.
Section 1.
Letters to W. Heisenberg from: P. Blackett (1/8 in 1938); L. de Broglie (1/2 in 1931); P: Debye (2/5 in 1934-37); P. Ehrenfest, Jr. (1/7 in 1938); A. Eucken (1/2 in 1934); H. Euler (1/4 in 1937); E. Fermi (2/7 in 1934); R. H. Fowler (2/5 in 1933-34).
Section 2.
Letters to W. Heisenberg from: G. Gamow (2/9 in 1934); R. Peierls to W. Pauli (1/5 in 1933); G. Placzek (2/3 in 1934); E. Rutherford (1/1 in 1934); F. Sauter (1/3 in 1933); E. Uehling (1/7); G. C. Wick (1/7 in [1933?]); G. Wataghin: Draft, "Sulla teoria quantica e relativita," 1938, 3 pp.
Section 3.
Letters to W. Heisenberg from: V. F. Weisskopf (8/23 in 1934, with note by W. Pauli on 5th letter); V. F. Weisskopf to J. R. Oppenheimer (1/4 in 1935); V. F. Weisskopf: "Die Bose-Hyperquantelung der Schrö-Gordon gleichung," 7 pp.
Section 4.
Lectures in Göttingen on "Elektro- und Magnetooptik," 1925-26, 48 pp.
Section 5.
Lectures in Copenhagen on "Speziell Relativitetsteori," 1926-27, 24 pp.
Section 6.
Lectures in Copenhagen on "Elektrodynamik," 1926-27, 61 pp.
Section 7.
Lectures in Leipzig on Quantentlieorie der festen K6rper" [later than 1929], 106 pp., [pp. 81-98 missing].
Section 8.
Draft manuscript, "Über ein neues Quantenprinzip und dessen Anwendung auf die Theorie der anomalen Zeemaneffekte," 1924, 18 pp.
Section 9.
Nobel lecture in Stockholm, [1933], 21 pp.
Section 10.
Draft manuscript, "Die Struktur der leichten Atomkerne," Leipzig, 1935, 19 pp.
Section 11.
Draft manuscript of unpublished paper, "Ist eine deterministische Ergänzung der Quantenmechanik möglich?" 29 pp.
Section 12.
Draft manuscript of unpublished paper, "Über eine scheinbare Schwierigkeit der Strahlungstheorie," Leipzig, 10 pp.
Section 13.
Manuscript of "Über die in der Theorie der Elementarteilchen auftretende universelle Länge," 1938, 30 pp.
Section 14.
Manuscript of "Die beobachtbaren Grössen in der Theorie der Elementarteilchen II," 1944, 26 pp.
Section 15.
W. Heisenberg and W. Pauli: Manuscript and preprint, "On the Isospin Group in the Theory of the Elementary Particles," 1958, 68 pp.
Section 16.
W. Pauli: Draft manuscript of "Beitrage zur Theorie der Elektronen und Positronen," 9 pp.

 

 MICROFILM 47
O. KLEIN PAPERS
The materials in Section 1 of this microfilm were received from O. Klein in June, 1963, and were returned to him at Ringen 21, Stocksund, Sweden. The materials in Section 2 were received from G. E. Uhlenbeck in December, 1963, and were returned to his secretary at the Rockefeller Institute, New York City.
Section 1.
Unpublished manuscript, "Zur statistischen Theorie des Temperaturgleichgewichts," [autumn, 1922], 24 pp.; unpublished typescript, "Über die gleichzeitige Wirkung von gekreuzten homogenen elektrischen und magnetischen Feldern auf das Wasserstoffatom. II," [spring, 1925], 12 pp.; unpublished typescript, "Zur korrespondenzmässigen Verwertung der wellenmechanischen Feldtheorie," [early 1927], 12 pp.
Section 2.
Letters to G. Uhlenbeck (2/4 in 1926) unpublished typescript, "Einige Anwendungen der Quantentheorie," [August, 1926], 11 pp.

 

 MICROFILM 49
J. H. VAN VLECK CORRESPONDENCE AND NOTES
These materials were received from J. H. Van Vleck in October, 1963. In accordance with his instructions they were deposited at the American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Section 1.
Summary of Bohr's article, "Über die Anwendung der Quantentheorie auf den Atombau. I. Die Grundpostulate der Quantentheorie," [Zs. J. Phys. 13 (1923)], [1923?], 4 pp.; copy, "Plans for Study" in connection with application for Guggenheim fellowship [1929], 2 pp.; bibliography on, and conclusions of, the new quantum mechanics, 1928, 2 sheets [copies].
Section 2.
Letters to Van Vleck from: S. J. Barnett to P. Weiss (1/2 in 1932); R. T. Birge (18/28 in 1925-28); V. V. to R. T. Birge (5/8 in 1926-29).
Section 3.
Letters to Van Vleck from: F. Bitter (2/4 in 1929-31); V. V. to F. Bitter (1/1 in 1929); M. Born (5/5 in 1924-26); V. V. to M. Born (4/6 in 1924-26); G. Breit (2/2 in 1926-29); V. V. to G. Breit (2/2 in 1927-29); L. Brillouin (1/2 in 1932).
Section 4.
Letters to Van Vleck from: H. Casimir (1/1 in 1957); C. G. Darwin (3/10 in 1927-37); V. V. to C. G. Darwin (2/3 in 1926-37); V. V. to W. P. Davey (2/3 in 1927-28); P. Debye (1/1 in 1927); D. M. Dennison (2/3 in 1926-28); D. M. Dennison, "Vibrations of CO&sub2; Molecule," [c. 1928], 3 pp; G. H. Dieke (2/3 in 1925-26); V. V. to G. H. Dieke (2/5 in 1925).
Section 5.
Letters to Van Vleck from: P. Dirac (15/25 in 1928-35); V. V. to P. Dirac (2/3 in 1928-29); S. Dushman (1/1 in 1926).
Section 6.
Letters to Van Vieck from: P. Foote (3/4 in 1924-25); V. V. to P. Foote (7/23 in 1924-26); V. V. to R. H. Fowler (1/2 in 1932).
Section 7.
Letters to Van Vleck from: S. A. Goudsmit (1/2 in 1959); V. V. to G. G. Havens (1/1 in 1929); E. Hill (1/3 in 1929); V. V. to E. Hill (1/2 in 1929); L. R. Ingersoll (1/1 in 1926).
Section 8.
Letters to Van Vleck from: E. C. Kemble (9/17 in 1924-28); V. V. to E. C. Kemble (9/14 in 1924-28).
Section 9.
Letters to Van Vleck from: E. H. Kennard (1/1 in 1929); V. V. to E. H. Kennard (1/3 in 1929); H. A. Kramers (8/15 in 1924-28); V. V. to H. A. Kramers (6/13 in 1924-34).
Section 10.
Letters to Van Vleck from: R. de L. Kronig (8/26 in 1926-38); R. de L. Kronig, draft, "The Dielectric Constant of Symmetrical Polyatomic Dipole-Gases on the New Quantum Mechanics," 1926, 6 pp.; V. V. to R. de L. Kronig (4/13 in 1926-28).
Section 11.
Letters to Van Vleck from: D. C. Miller 1/1 in 1927); R. S. Mulliken (17/53 in 1927-35]); V. V. to R. S. Mulliken (6/20 in 1927-29).
Section 12.
Letters to Van Vleck from: V. V. to Natl. Res. Council [concerning Oppenheimer] (1/1 in 1927); F. Rawlins (1/1 in 1926); F. Reiche (1/2 in 1927); W. H. Rodebush (3/3 in 1926-29); V. V. to W. H. Rodebush (3/3 in 1928-29).
Section 13.
Letters to Van Vleck from: A. E. Ruark (1/1 in 1924); A. E. Ruark, critical remarks on an early draft of V. V.'s Quantum Principles and Line Spectra, 1924, 33 pp.; V. V. to A. E. Ruark (1/2 in 1927); J. C. Slater (8/31 in 1924-[29]); V. V. to J. C. Slater (4/6 in 1924-28); V. V. to Stechert and Co. (1/1 in 1927).

 

 MICROFILMS 50-57
E. C. KEMBLE CORRESPONDENCE, MANUSCRIPTS AND LECTURES
These materials were received in good order from E. C. Kemble in October, 1963. Originally divided into four chronologic intervals, the letters were consolidated by bringing together all the correspondence with R. T. Birge and by uniting the correspondence of the 1920s and that of the 1930s. The materials were returned to Prof. Kemble in their original order at the Dept. of Physics, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Microfilm 50. E. C. Kemble-R. T. Birge Correspondence, 1923-32
Section 1. Correspondence, 1923 (3/5).
Section 2. Correspondence, 1924 (10/26).
Section 3. Correspondence, 1925 (12/36).
Section 4. Correspondence, 1925 (18/37).
Section 5. Correspondence, 1925 (15/30).
Section 6. Correspondence, 1926 (8/17).
Section 7. Correspondence, 1926-27 (17/33).
Section 8. Correspondence, 1927-28 (7/19).
Section 9. Correspondence, 1928-29 (10/47).
Section 10. Correspondence, 1931-32 (9/42).
Microfilm 51. E. C. Kemble Correspondence, 1921-30, A-L
Section 1. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: S. Ballantine (2/8 in 1921-26); J. Barnes (1/2 in 1927); E. K. to J. Barnes (1/2 in 1927); J. H. Bartlett (3/9 in 1928-30); H. A. Barton (1/3 in 1927); M. Born (1/1 in 1926); E. K. to M. Born (1/2 in 1926).
Section 2. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: D. F. Bourgin (25/63 in 1924-28); E. K. to Bourgin (12/27 in 1925-28).
Section 3. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: H. L. Bruce [Dean, U. California] (2/2 in 1930); W. F. Colby (5/7 in [1923]-27); E. K. to W. F. Colby (5/10 in 1923-126); College Entrance Examination Board (3/7 in 1929-30); K. T. Compton (3/3 in in 1926-30); F. H. Crawford (1/3 in 1927).
Section 4. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: C. G. Darwin (1/3 in 1924); E. K. to C., G. Darwin (1/2 in 1925); E. B. W[ilson] to P. Debye (1/2 in 1925); E. K. to D. M. Dennison (1/1 in 1928); G. H. Dieke (2/5 in 1925-26); E. K. to G. H. Dieke (2/5 in 1925-26).
Section 5. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: J. L. Dunham (9/45 in 1929-30); E. K. to J. L. Dunham (3/4 in 1929-30).
Section 6. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: C. Eckart (1/3 in [1925]); R. H. Fowler (1/4 in [1925]); E. K. to R. H. Fowler (2/2 in 1925); J. Franck (1/1 in 1927); R. C. Gibbs (2/2 in 1929-30) Guggenheim Memorial Foundation (1/8 in 1926).
Section 7. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: V. Guillemin, Jr. (6/52 in 1925-30); E. K. to P. I. Wold [about V. G.] (1/2 in 1930).
Section 8. E. H. Hall: Typescript, "The 'Reaction Isochore' Equation for Ionization within Metals," submitted to Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci., 1930, 4 pp. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: Harvard U. (3/3 in 1924-30); O. Heckemann (1/1 in 1927); M. D. Hersey (3/4 in 1926); E. K. to M. D. Hersey (3/5 in 1926); J. C. Hubbard (1/2 in 1930); E. K. to J. C. Hubbard (1/2 in 1928); F. Hund (2/2 in 1926-27); E. K. to F. Hund (1/2 in 1926).
Section 9. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: F. A. Jenkins (1/2 in 1927); A. Kratzer (1/2 in 1925); E. K. to A. Kratzer (2/5 in 1925); A. B. Lamb (1/1 in 1924); E. K. to A . B. Lamb (3/5 in 1924-26); F. London (2/4 in 1929-30); E. K. to F. London (1/1 in 1936).
Section 10. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: F. W. Loomis (15/45 in 1925-[30]); E. K. to F. W. Loomis (14/22 in 1925-30); T. Lyman to Sir Ernest Rutherford (1/1 in 1927).
Microfilm 52. E. C. Kemble Correspondence, 1921-30, M-Z
Section 1. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: McGraw-Hill (2/2 in 1930); R. Mecke (1/2 in 1925); C. E. Mendenhall (1/1 in 1927); C. F. Meyer (2/4 in 1923-28); Michigan U. (1/2 in 1928); S. Moss (1/1 in 1928).
Section 2. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: R. Mulliken (11/53 in 1926-30); E. K. to Robert Mulliken (2/2 in 1928).
Section 3. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: Natl. Res. Council (2/2 in 1924-25); E. K. to Natl. Res. Council (3/5 in 1925-26); New York U. (1/2 in 1928); J. R. Oppenheimer (2/6 in [1926-28]); L. Page (1/1 in 1925); E. K. to L. Page (4/5 in 1925-26).
Section 4. Letters to E. C. Kemble from Phys. Rev. (4/10 in 1923-29).
Section 5. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: G. W. Pierce (1/1 in 1930); E. W. Pike (5/22 in 1927-30); T. M. Dahm to E. W. Pike (1/3 in 1927); H. H. Plaskett (4/9 in 1928-30).
Section 6. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: F. K. Richtmyer (1/1 in 1930); E. K. to F. K. Richtmyer (1/2 in 1930); E. K. to Sir R. Robertson (1/2 in 1928); E. K. to G. W. Robinson (1/1 in 1926).
Section 7. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: J. C. Slater (7/33 in [1924-29]).
Section 8. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: A. Sommerfeld (2/4 in 1927-29); E. K. to W. F. G. Swann (1/3 in 1924); R. C. Tolman (1/1 in 1926); E. K. to R. C. Tolman (2/3 in 1926); H. C. Urey (6/18 in 1924-26); E. K. to H. C. Urey (4/6 in 192426).
Section 9. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: J. H. Van Vieck (10/31 in 1922-28); E. K. to J. H. Van Vleck (4/6 in 1924-28).
Section 10. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: D. S. Villars (2/4 in 1928-29) E. K. to D. S. Villars (1/2 in 1928); W. W. Watson (1/1 in 1927); E. K. to W. W. Watson (1/2 in 1927); E. B. Wilson (1/2 in 1924).
Section 11. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: R. W. Wood (10/16 in 1923-29); E. K. to R. W. Wood (7/9 in 1923-29).
Section 12. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: C. Zener (4/14 in 1929).
Microfilm 53 . E. C. Kemble Correspondence, 1931-37, A-J
Section 1. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: E. K. to H. B. Allen (5/5 in 1937); H. B. Allen (8/10 in 1937); E. K. to S. K. Allison (2/2 in 1933-34) S. K. Allison (2/2 in 1933-34).
Section 2. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: E. K. to Amer. Acad. Arts and Sciences (12/12 in 1933-36); Amer. Acad. Arts and Sciences (45/67 in 1930-36)
Section 3. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: E. K. to Amer. Assn. of Physics Teachers (1/1 in 1937); Amer. Assn. of Physics Teachers (1/1 in 1937); E. K. to Amer. Assn. of U. Women (1/1 in 1932); Amer. Chem. Soc. (1/2 in 1931); E. K. to Amer. Inst. of Physics (4/4 in 1933-37); Amer. Inst. of Physics (12/14 in 1933-37).
Section 4. Letters to E. C. Kemble from Amer. Phys. Soc. (24/65 in 1932-33).
Section 5. Letters to E. C. Kernble from: E. K. to A. M. Baehr (1/2 in 1931); E. K. to E. Bartholome (1/1 in 1935); E. K. to J. H. Bartlett Jr. (3/3 in 1936-37); J. H. Bartlett Jr. (7/11 in 1931-37); E. K. to R. P. Bell (2/2 in 1937); R. P. Bell (2/3 in 1937); E. K. to G. Birkhoff (1/1 in 1933); G. Birkhoff (1/4 in 1933).
Section 6. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: B. Blanshard (1/1 in 1937); E. K. to Boston Soc. for Psychic Research (1/1 in 1931); Boston Soc. for Psychic Research (1/1 in 1931); E. K. to G. Breit .(1/1 in 1935); J. Brinsmade (1/1 in 1936); E. K. to E. Buckingham (1/1 in 1933); E. K. to G. Burk (1/1 in 1936); E. K. to R. Calkins (1/2 in 1936); E. K. to C. E. E. B. (1/1 in 1931); C. E. E. B. (3/5 in 1931 ).
Section 7. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: E. K. to J. B. Conant (3/4 in 1933-35); J. B. Conant (2/2 in 1935); E. K. to E. U. Condon (3/3 in 1934-37); E. U. Condon (1/1 in 1937); E. K. to F. H. Crawford (1/1 in 1936); F. H. Crawford (2/4 in 1936); E. K. re W. E. Danforth (1/1 in 1931); E. K. to K. K. Darrow (4/4 in 1933); K. K. Darrow (5/6 in 1933-35); E. K. to H. N. Davis (1/1 in 1933); H. N. Davis (2/3 in 1933); Natl. Cyclopedia of Amer. Biography (1/1 in 1933); E. K. to C. W. Edwards (3/3 in 1933-34); C. W. Edwards (3/3 in 1933-34). E. K. to A. Einstein (1/1 in 1935); E. K. to E. Ellery (1/1 in 1936); E. K. re C. H. Fay (3/3 in 1935); E. K. to C. H. Fay (3/4 in 1936-37); re C. H. Fay (1/1 in 1937).
Section 8. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: E. K. to E. Feenberg (14/24 in 1932-37); E. Feenberg 21/60 in 1931-[37]).
Section 9. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: E. K. to J. A. Fleming (2/2 in 1936); J. A. Fleming (2/2 in 1936); E. K. to R. H. Fowler (2/2 in 1933); R..H. Fowler (2/4 in 1933-37); E. K. to W. H. Furry (1/2 in 1934); re Furry (2/6 in 1932); F. W. Loomis re Furry (1/5 in 1932); J. H. Bartlett re Furry (1/1 in 1932); E. K. to G. N. Gaboury (1/2 in 1932); G. N. Gaboury (1/6 in (1932]); E. K. to A. S. Galbraith (1/2 in 1937); A. S. Galbraith (1/2 in 1937); E. K. to R. C. Gibbs (1/1 in 1937); R. C. Gibbs (1/1 in 1936); E. K. re Gottschalk (1/1 in 1934); E. K. to S. A. Goudsmit (1/1 in 1937); Guggenheim Foundation (1/4 in 1936).
Section 10. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: E. K. to Harvard U., Milton Fund (4/6 in 1932-36); Harvard U., Milton Fund (2/2 in 1933-34); E. K. re M. Healea (2/2 in 1932); E. K. re M. H. Hebb (1/2 in 1937); L. B. Heilprin (1/3 in 1931); E. K. to E. L. Hill (2/2 in 1934-37); E. L. Hill (2/6 in 1934-37); E. K. to Hirschwaldsche Buchhandl. (1/1 in 1933); E. K. re W. Hodge (7/10 in 1933).
Section 11. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: E. K. to W. V. Houston (1/1 in 1934); W. V. Houston (1/1 in 1933); E. K. re J. B. Howard (1/2 in 1936); E. K. to L. G. Hoxton (2/3 in 1935); L. G. Hoxton (3/3 in 1935); E. K. to J. C. Hubbard (1/1 in 1935); J. C. Hubbard (1/1 in 1935); E. K. to J. Hubert (3/3 in 1936); J. Hubert (5/13 in 1936-37); E. K. to C. K. Jen (1/1 in 1933); C. K. Jen (4/12 in 1933); E. K. re Johnson (1/1 in [1930]); Johnson (1/3 in 1932).
Microfilm 54. E. C. Kemble Correspondence, 1931-37, K-Z
Section 1. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: C. H. Kean (1/1 in 1935); E. K. to C. H. Kean (1/1 in 1935); re Stanford Goldman (1/1 in 1935); E. K. to Stanford Goldman (1/1 in 1935); T. S. Kemble (4/15 in 1933); E. K. to T. S. Kemble (2/5 in 1932-33); N. A. Kent (1/2 in 1931); D. A. Keys (1/1 in 1931); J. K. Knipp (5/13 in 1935-37); re J. K. Knipp (2/2 in 1936); E. K. to J. K. Knipp (3/3 in 1936-37); E. K. re J. K. Knipp (4/4 in 1935-37).
Section 2. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: E. K. to Alfred Landé (1/1 in 1937); Rudolph Langer (1/3 in 1937); E. K. to Rudolph Langer (1/1 in 1937); R. B. Lindsay (10/10 in 1933-36); E. K. to R. B. Lindsay (10/10 in 1933-36); F. W. Loomis (4/4 in 1935-37); E. K. to F. W. Loomis (9/10 in 1934-37); E. K. to T. Lyman (1/1 in 1937).
Section 3. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: E. K. to J. H. S. McCarthy (1/1 in 1937); McGraw-Hill (3/3 in 1933-35); E. K. to McGraw-Hill (3/4 in 1933-35); James MacKaye (2/2 in 1933); E. K. to James MacKaye (2/3 in 1933); Henry Margenau (5/23 in 1934-35); E. K. to Henry Margenau (4/14 in 1934-35).
Section 4. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: J. M. Mecklin (1/2 in 1937); E. K. to John M. Mecklin (1/2 in 1937); E. F. Miescher (1/1 in 1931); K. B. Murdock (4/5 in 1933); E. K. to Kenneth B. Murdock (3/3 in 1933); D. C. Miller (6/11 in 1933-36); E. K. to D. C. Miller (7/7 in 1933-36); E. K. to Marston Morse (2/10 in 1932); R. S. Mulliken (3/6 in 1933-35); E. K. to R. S. Mulliken (6/6 in 1933-35); E. K. re H. Munsterburg (1/1 in 1937).
Section 5. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: re Natl. Acad. Science (3/3 in 1931-36); E. K. re Natl. Acad. Science (717 in 1932-37); J. von Neumann (1/14 in 1935); E. K. to J. von Neumann (2/2 in 1935); E. K. to M. S. Nichols (1/1 in 1936); O. Neugebauer (1/1 in 1934); E. K. to O. Neugebauer (2/2 in 1933-34); J. Noyd (1/3 in 1935) E. K. to J. Noyd (1/1 in 1935).
Section 6. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: W. W. Obear (1/1 in 1931); E. K. to O. Oldenberg [Parker] (1/1 in 1935); E. K. to E. F. Parker (1/1 in 1935); E. K. to Optical Soc. of Amer. (2/2 in 1935-36); R. A. Patterson (4/5 in 1933-37); E. K. to R. A. Patterson (2/2 in 1933-37); L. Pauling (1/1 in 1932); E. K. to L. Pauling (1/1 in 1932); G. B. Pegram (1/1 in 1936); E. K. to G. B. Pegram (2/2 in 1936); C. E. Pettibone (3/5 in 1935-36); E. K. to C. E. Pettibone (2/2 in 1935); E. K. to A. S. Prebensen (1/2 in 1937); R. D. Present (3/4 in 1935); E. K. to R. D. Present (6/6 in 1935); W. F. Prince (1/1 in 1931); E. K. to W. F. Prince (1/2 in 1931).
Section 7. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: re I. I. Rabi (1/1 in 1936); E. K. re I. I. Rabi (1/1 in 1936); F. K. Richtmyer (7/11 in 1931-37); E. K. to F. K. Richtmyer (4/4 in 1932-36); J. E. Rosenthal (3/3 in 1935-37); E. K. to J. E. Rosenthal (5/6 in 1935-37); A. E. Ruark (9/13 in 1935) E. K. to A. E. Ruark (11/13 in 1935).
Section 8. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: F. A. Saunders (1/4 in (1936]); E. K. to F. A. Saunders (3/7 in 1936); E. K. re W. V. Smith (1/1 in 1937); W. L. Severinghaus (2/2 in 1934-36); E. K. to W. L. Severinghaus (2/3 in 1936); Marshall Stone (3/1 in 1933-34); E. K. to Marshall Stone (6/9 in 1933-34); J. C. Street (2/2 in 1932); W. F. G. Swann (9/11 in 1937); E. K. to W. F. G. Swann (2/3 in 1937).
Section 9. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: C. F. Taeusch (1/5 in 1937); E. K. to Carl F. Taeusch (1/1 in 1937); J. T. Tate (1/1 in 1935); E. K. to J. T. Tate (3/3 in 1935-37); E. K. to W. P. Thorn (1/1 in 1931); G. Tunell (3/4 in 1932); E. K. to G. Tunell (2/4 in 1932); H. C. Urey (2/2 in 1934-35); E. K. to H. C. Urey (3/3 in 1934-36).
Section 10. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: J. H. Van Vleck (7/11 in 1937); E. K. to J. H. Van Vleck (3/3 in 1934-37); D. S. Villars (5/6 in 1931-33); E. K. to D. S. Villars (3/3 in 1931-33).
Section 11. Letters to E. C. Kemble from: W. E. Wichenden (1/1 in 1931); Enos E. Witmer (2/20 in 1934); E. K. to Enos E. Witmer (2/2 in 1934); E. K. re R. T. Young (1/1 in 1935); C. Zener (7/15 in [1933]-36); E. K. to C. Zener (6/6 in 1934-36); E. K. re W. A. Zisman (1/1 in 1933).
Microfilm 55. E. C. Kemble Manuscripts
Section 1. Successive drafts of "The Bohr Theory and the Planck Radiation Formula," 1919-20, 36 pp.
Section 2. Notes for nine colloquium talks, [1919-25], 107 pp.
Section 3. Membership lists, programs, and notes from the Cambridge, Mass. "Faculty Physics Seminar," 1923-24, 1924-25, 46 pp.
Section 4. Notes on lectures by Kramers on quantum mechanics at Ann Arbor, summer 1928, 70 pp.
Microfilm 56. E. C. Kemble Lectures, 1919-25
Section 1. Manuscript for lecture course on quantum theory at Harvard, "Physics 16a," 1919-20, 210 pp.
Section 2. Lecture notes on helium models, excitation by electron collision, spectroscopic displacement law, etc., "Physics 16a," 1920-21, 144 pp.
Section 3. Manuscript lectures, "Physics 16a," 1922, 131 pp.
Section 4. Mimeographed notes for "Physics 16a," [c. 1925], 89 pp.
Microfilm 57. E. C. Kemble Lectures, 1927-30
Section 1. Manuscript for lecture course on wave mechanics, "Physics 16a," 1928, 140 pp. ,
Section 2. Manuscript for lecture course on the theory of band spectra, "Physics 16b," [1928], 140 pp.
Section 3. List of students, exams, texts, etc. for "Physics 16a," 1930,190 pp.

 

 MICROFILMS 60-65
S. GOUDSMIT CORRESPONDENCE
This collection was received from S. Goudsmit in December, 1963, arranged in roughly chronologic order. For microfilming the chronologic order was strengthened, and two letters received from G. E. Uhlenbeck, also in December, 1963, were included (Goudsmit to Uhlenbeck, February 27, [1926]; Heisenberg to Goudsmit, December 16, 1925). [N.B. The order of the letters as given below (alphabetical by author within each Section) is not the order on the film, which is strictly chronological The collection was returned to Prof. Goudsmit at Brookhaven National Laboratories, Upton, Long Island, New York; Prof. Uhlenbeck's letters were returned to the Rockefeller Institute, New York City.
Microfilm 60. S. Goudsmit Correspondence, 1921-26
Section 1. 1921-23. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (4/6). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: G. Breit (1/1 in 1922); L. Brillouin (1/1 in 1922); G. Dieke (1/2 in 1923); P. Ehrenfest (1/1 in 1921); Ch. Fabry (1/1 in 1922); A. D. Fokker (1/1 in 1923); A. Fowler (1/2 in 1923); R. Götze (1/1 in 1922); H. Hallo (1/1 in 1922); A. Landé (1/1 in 1923); A. Smekal (2/2 in 1922).
Section 2. January-April, 1924. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (1/2). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: P. Ehrenfest (1/1); P. Ehrenfest to J. Tinbergen et al. (1/6); A. D. Fokker (1/1); A. Fowler (1/1); D. R. Hartree (1/4); P. Jordan (1/1); A. Landé (2/2); P. Zeeman (4/6).
Section 3. July-December, 1924. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (1/1). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: H. B. Dorgelo (2/3); P. Ehrenfest (1/2); W. Grotrian (1/2); R. Kronig (2/3); A. Landé (2/2); P. Zeeman (8/16); S. Goudsmit and R. Kronig: Manuscript'draft [in Kronig's hand], "Die Intensitdt der Zeeman Komponenten," Leiden, December, 1924.
Section 4. January-June, 1925. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (2/2). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: D. Coster (4/10); G. Dieke (2/3); H. B. Dorgelo (2/3); P. Ehrenfest (1/2); A. D. Fokker (1/1); R. Fortrat (1/2); A. Landé (5/5); R. Kronig (6/16); B. van der Pot (1/1).
Section 5. July-December, 1925. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (1/ ). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: G. Dieke (4/10); H. B. Dorgelo (1/1); P. Ehrenfest (2/3).; N. Bohr to P. Ehrenfest (1/1); W. Heisenberg (5/10); R. Kronig (1/2); J. J. van Laar (1/2); J. van der Mark (1/3); G. Uhlenbeck (3/5).
Section 6. January-April, 1926. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (4/ ). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: J. Bauman [?] (1/1); N. Bohr (1/2); M. A. Catalin and K. Bechert (1/1); G. Dieke (1/4); H. B. Dorgelo (1/1); P. Ehrenfest (2/3); E. Fermi (1/4); W. Heisenberg (1/2); J. J. van Laar (2/4); W. Pauli (1/2); B. van der Pol [Physica] (1/1); B. B. Ray (2/4); B. B. Ray and W. Kuhn (1/1); F. Reiche (1/1); L. H. Thomas (1/5); S. G. to G. Uhlenbeck (1/2); P. Zeeman (2/5); S. G. to parents (1/1).
Section 7. May-June, 1926. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (5/6). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: G. Breit (1/1); J. M. Burgers (1/1); D. Coster (4/8); H. P. Knauss (1/12); W. Kuhn (1/4); Y. Nishina (1/3); B. B. Ray (1/1); L. H. Thomas (2/6); H. Woudhuysen (2/3).
Section 8. July-September, 1926. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (1/ ). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: J. M. Burgers (1/1); D. Coster (1/1); P. Ehrenfest (1/1); A. D. Fokker (1/1); H. K. de Haas (1/1); O. Klein (1/2); W. Kuhn (3/8); W. Kuhn and Y. Nishina (1/1); A. Landé (2/3); J. van der Mark (1/4); M. N. Saba (1/1); D. Struik (1/2); J. Tinbergen (1/2); P. Zeeman (1/3).
Section 9. October-December, 1926. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (4/ ). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: E. Back (1/2); H. B. Dorgelo (2/3); P. Ehrenfest (2/2); P. Ehrenfest to H. M. Randall (1/2); S. G. to P. Ehrenfest (1/2); A. D. Fokker (1/1); W. Kuhn (1/5); A. LandA (1/1); [Frl.l L. Mensing (1/3); B. B. Ray (1/4); G. Uhlenbeck (3/8); G. Uhlenbeck and P. Ehrenfest (1/2); J. Woudhuysen (1/1); P. Zeeman (1/1). Parody entitled "Aus Anlass des Besuches der Herren Franck, Hertz und Meyer," Tübingen, November 19, 1926.
Microfilm 61. S. Goudsmit Correspondence, 1927
Section 1. January, 1927. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (3/ ). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: S. G. to E. Back (1/3); D. Coster (1/2); G. Dieke (1/3); H. B. Dorgelo (3/3); P. Ehrenfest (2/3); W. Gerlach (1/2); J. Tinbergen (1/1); G. Uhlenbeck (1/2); P. Zeeman (1/2).
Section 2. February-March, 1927. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (617). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: E. Back to Intl. Educ. Board; J. Bauman (1/1) P. Ehrenfest (2/3); J. Franck (2/2); S. G. to Franck (1/1); W. Gerlach to Intl. Educ. Board (1/1); S. G. to Intl. Educ. Board (2/2); A. Landé (1/1); B. B. Ray (1/4): P. Zeeman (1/2).
Section 3. April-May, 1927. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (4/5). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: E. Back (1/2); P. Ehrenfest (2/2); W. Gerlach (1/3); H. Goch [Koninklijke Akademie] (4/6);A. Landé (2/3);H. M. Randall (1/1); S. U. to H. M. Randall (1/2); H. Woudhuysen (1/3).
Section 4. June, 1927. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (8/10). Letters to S. Goudsmit, from: E. Back (1/3); D. Coster (1/1); G. Dieke (1/4); P. Ehrenfest (2/3); P. Ehrenfest to S. G. and G. Uhlenbeck (1/1); J. Franck (1/1); S. G. to B. B. Ray (1/4); H. M. Randall (1/1); P. Zeeman (1/4).
Section 5. July, 1927. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (9/14). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: Unidentified (1/1); S. G. to N. Bohr (1/1); H. B. Dorgelo (1/2); P. Ehrenfest (1/1); A. D. Fokker (1/1); J. J. van Laar (1/2); [Frl.] L. Mensing (2/4); Y. Nishina (1/1); J. R. Oppenheimer (1/2); L. Pauling (1/1); H. M. Randall (2/2); S. G. to H. M. Randall (1/1); A. Rutgers (2/6). S. Goudsmit: "Report of my Activities during my Fellowship under the Intl. Educ. Board, October 41 1926-July 2, 1927," The Hague, July, 1927, 6 pp.
Section 6. August, 1927. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (7/7). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: E. Back (1/3); N. Bohr (1/1); P. Ehrenfest (1/1); P. Ehrenfest to S. G. and G. Uhlenbeck (1/3); S. G. to A. D. Fokker (2/3); W. Groth (1/2); W. Meggers (1/1); H. M. Randall (1/1); H. M. Randall to G. Uhlenbeck (1/1); P. Zeeman (3/4).
Section 7. September-December, 1927. Letters to S. Goudsmit from: H. S. Allen (2/2); S. G. to H. S. Allen (1/1); E. Back (2/6); S. G. to E. Back (1/2); G. Dieke (1/7); P. Ehrenfest to G. Dieke, S. G. and G. Uhlenbeck (1/4); Y. Nishina (2/4); E. Rutherford (1/1).
Microfilm 62. S. Goudsmit Correspondence, 1928
Section 1. January-April, 1928. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (6/9). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: D. H. Bangham (1/1); P. A. S. Boeser [ ?] (1/2); S. G. to Dean of Faculty of Science, U. Cairo (1/2); P. Ehrenfest (1/4); P. Ehrenfest to S. G. and G. Uhlenbeck (1/2); W. Groth (1/2); S. G. to C. C. Kiess (1/1); S. G. to Unidentified re J. E. Mack (1/1); D. Olshevsky (1/1); H. M. Randall (1/1); P. Zeeman (1/2).
Section 2. May-June, 1928. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (3/3). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: S. Chapman [Imperial Coll., London] (1/1); S. Chapman to P. Ehrenfest (2/3); S. G. to S. Chapman (1/2); P. Ehrenfest (3/5); P. Ehrenfest to S. Chapman (1/2); P. Ehrenfest to P. Zeeman (1/1); S. G. to P. Ehrenfest (1/1); J. S. Foster (2/4); S. G. to J. S. Foster (1/1); S. G. to W. Gerlach (1/2); S. G. to W. F. G. Swann (1/1);. P. Zeeman (4/7); S. G. to P. Zeeman (1/6); S. G. to P. Zeeman and P. Ehrenfest (1/4).
Section 3. July-December, 1928. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (8/8). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: H. A. Barton (1/1); E. H. Collins (1/1); R. Fortrat (1/1); S. G. to J. S. Foster (1/4); S. G. to A. Fowler (1/1); W. Gerlach (1/2); S. G. to W. Gerlach (1/2); H. McClenahan (1/1); Y. Nishina (1/1); S. G. to H. M. Randall (1/1); G. E. Read (1/1); S. G. to G. E. Read (1/2); H. R. Woltjer (1/1); P. Zeeman (1/6).
Microfilm 63. S. Goudsmit Correspondence, 1929
Section 1. January-February, 1929. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (11/11). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: D. H. Andrews (1/2); R. F. Bacher (1/2); S. G. to L. Brillouin (1/1); S. Chapman (1/1); K. T. Compton (1/1); W. Gerlach (1/1); S. B. Ingram (1/1); H. McClenahan (2/2); S. G. to H. McClenahan (2/2); A. G. Shenstone (2/6); C. T. Zahn (2/2); S. G. to C. T. Zahn (1/1); P. Zeeman (1/2).
Section 2. March, 1929. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (1/1). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: R. F. Bacher (1/2); L. Brillouin (4/6); S. G. to L. Brillouin (2/2); G. Dieke (1/1); A. Errera (1/1); R. H. Fowler (1/1); S. G. to R. H. Fowler (1/1); S. B. Ingram (1/1); S. G. to S. B. Ingram (1/1); O. Klein (1/1); L. S. Ornstein (2/3); S. G. to L. S. Ornstein (1/1); H. M. Randall (3/3); S. G. to H. M. Randall (4/8); A. W. Smith (1/1); P. Zeeman (1/1).
Section 3. 4pril, 1929. Letters to S. Goudsmit from: R. F. Bacher (2/4); L. Brillouin (1/1); S. G. to L. Brillouin (1/1); S. G. to S. Chapman (1/1); H. Casimir (1/2); C. G. Darwin (1/3); P. Ehrenfest (1/2); S. B. Ingram (1/1); O. Klein (1/1); Y. Nishina (1/2); H. M. Randall (1/2).
Section 4. May, 1929. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (1/1). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: R. F. Bacher (1/2); S. G. to N. Bohr (1/2); S. Chapman (1/1); H. Casimir (1/4); S. G. to C. G. Darwin (1/3); G. Dieke (1/1); P. Ehrenfest (1/1); P. P. Ewald (1/2); W. Groth (1/3); S. G. to H. M. Randall (1/3); P. Zeeman (2/4); S. G. to P. Zeeman (1/2).
Section 5. June-July, 1929. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (2/2). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: R. F. Bacher (1/1); E. Back (1/3); S. G. to E. Back (1/1); L. Brillouin (2/5); G. Dieke (1/1); W. Gerlach (3/5); S. G. to W. Gerlach (1/1); S. G. to W. de Haas (1/1); P. M. Morse (1/1); S. G. to P. M. Morse (1/1); H. M. Randall (1/3); S. G. to H. M. Randall (1/1).
Section 6. August-September, 1929. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (4/4). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: E. Back (1/1); S. G. to E. Back (2/3); L. Brillouin (1/1); A. D. Fokker (1/1); W. de Groot (2/3); S. G. to W. de Groot (1/1); S. G. to E. Hill (1/2); H. M. Randall (1/3); J. Tinbergen (1/1); H. R. Woltjer (1/1); J. Wulff (2/3).
Section 7. October-December, 1929. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (12/12). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: H. Casimir (2/5); S. Chapman (1/1); C. Eckart (1/2); S. G. to C. Eckart (1/1); P. Ehrenfest (2/3); J. B. Green (2/3); S. G. to J. B. Green (2/3); E. Hill (1/1); S. G. to Ireton (1/1); H. P. Knauss (1/1); J. C. McLennan (3/3); S. G. to J. C. McLennan (2/2); R.,S. Mulliken (1/1); J. Wulff (1/3); S. G. to J. Wulff (2/5).
Microfilm 64. S. Goudsmit Correspondence, 1930
Section 1. January, 1930. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (2/2). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: S. G. to H. Casimir (1/1); A. Ellett (1/1); S. G. to A. Ellett (1/1); E. C. Kemble (1/1); S. G. to E. C. Kemble (1/1); S. G. to H. Knauss (1/2); J. Mack (1/2); S. G. to J. Mack (1/1); H. Nagaoka (1/1); Y. Nishina (1/3); S. G. to Y. Nishina (1/2); J. Wulff (1/2); S. G. to J. Wulff (2/3); P. Zeeman (1/3).
Section 2. February, 1930. Letters to S. Goudsmit from: E. Back and J. Wulff (1/2); G. Dieke (1/2); H. Ehrenfest (1/1); P. Ehrenfest (1/2); P. Ehrenfest to S. G. and G. Uhlenbeck (1/1); S. G. to G. Uhlenbeck to P. Ehrenfest (1/2); A. Ellett (2/5); S. G. to A. Ellett (1/3); W. Groth (1/2); O. Halpern (1/1); E. C. Kemble (1/1); J. Mack (1/1); J. Wulff (1/2).
Section 3. March-April, 1930. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (2/2). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: G. Dieke (2/2); H. Ehrenfest (2/2); S. G. to H. Ehrenfest (1/1); P. Ehrenfest to S. G. and G. Uhlenbeck (1/2); P. Ehrenfest to G. Dieke, S. G. and G. Uhlenbeck (2/2); P. Ehrenfest to G. Dieke (1 /1); P. Ehrenfest to P. S. Epstein (1/1); S. G. to P. Ehrenfest (1/4); E. Fermi (1/1); R. Fortrat (1/1); A. Landé (1/1); R. Millikan (1/1); S. G. to R. Millikan (1/2) H. E. White (1/4); S. G. to H. E. White (1/2); J. Wulff (1/2); S. G. to J. Wulff (1/1).
Section 4. May-June, 1930. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (1/1). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: S. G. to E. Back and J. Wulff (1/4); N. Bohr (1/1); G. Breit (1/3); A. M. I. A.W. Durnford (2/4); S. G. to A. M. I. A. W. Durnford (1/2); P. Ehrenfest to S. G., G. Dieke and G. Uhlenbeck (1/2); R. C. Gibbs (1/3); S. G. to R. C. Gibbs (2/2); T. van Lohuizen (1/3); S. Meyer (1/2); S. G. and G. Uhlenbeck to H. M. Randall (1/1); A. L. Hughes to H. M. Randall (1/1); S. G. to [?] Wolfe (1/1); H. R. Woltjer (1/1); J. Wulff (1/8); S. G. to J. Wulff (3/4); P. Zeeman (1/3); S. G. to P. Zeeman (1/2).
Section 5. July-September, 1930. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (6/ ). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: G. Breit (2/4); S. G. to G. Breit (1/2); H. Casimir (1/8); A. L. Hughes (1/1); S. G. to A. L. Hughes (1/1); A. G. Shenstone (1/2); S. G. to A. G. Shenstone (1/1); Unidentified (1/2); S. G. to H. R. Woltjer (1/1); J. Wulff (2/5); S. G. to J. Wulff (1/1); S. G. to J. Wulff and E. Back (2/2); P. Zeeman (1/1).
Section 6. October-December, 1930. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (4/ ). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: S. G. to E. Back (2/3); S. G. to N. Bohr (1/2); G. Breit (4/10); S. G. to G. Breit (2/6); P. Ehrenfest (1/2); P. Ehrenfest to S. G. and G. Uhlenbeck (1/2); J. Gilles (1/1); O. Klein (1/1); W. S. Klein (1/2); S. G. to W. S. Klein (1/1); R. Ladenburg (1/3); T. van Lohuizen (1/2); S. G. to J. Mack (1/1); L. Pauling (4/7); S. G. to L. Pauling (2/3); A. Rutgers (1/2); S. G. to J. Wulff (1/2).
Microfilm 65. S. Goudsmit Correspondence, 1931-33
Section 1. January-February, 1931. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (6/ ). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: S. G. to Arend (1/2); G. Breit (1/1); S. G. to G. Breit (1/1); L. Brillouin (1/2); S. G. to L. Brillouin (1/2); H. Casimir (1/4); S . G. to K. T. Compton (1/2); G. Dieke (1/1); S. G. to J. Gilles (1/1); J. B. Green (1/2); J. Mack (1/2); S. G. to W. F. Meggers (1/1); L. Pauling (1/1); J. Wulff (2/6) plus 6 pp. notes; S. G. to J. Wulff (3/5); P. Zeeman (1/3).
Section 2. March-April, 1931. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (7/ ). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: S. G. to G. Breit (2/2); E. Fermi (1/2); S. G. to E. Fermi and family (1/2); R. C. Gibbs (1/1); S. G. to R. C. Gibbs (1/1); J. Gilles (1/1); J. B. Green (1/1); W. Pauli (1/2); L. Pauling (3/5); S. G. to L. Pauling (1/1); W. Schütz (1/1); A. G. Shenstone (1/1); S. G. to A. G. Shenstone (1/1); J. Wulff (2/3); S. G. to J. Wulff (3/4); P. Zeeman (1/2).
Section 3. May, 1931. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (7/8). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: G. Breit (1/1); S. G. to G. Breit (2/3); L. Brillouin (1/2); S. G. to L. Brillouin (1/1); A. Fraenkel re S. Sambursky (1/1); S. G. to A. Fraenkel (1/1); F. W. Loomis (1/1); S. G. to F. W. Loomis (2/4); W. Pauli (1/1); S. G. to W. Pauli (1/1); L. Pauling (2/2); H. Schüler (1/1); A. W. Smith (1/1); S. G. to A. W. Smith (1/2); E. C. Watkins (1/1); D. L. Webster (1/1); S. G. to D. L. Webster (1/1); J. Wulff (4/10); S. G. to J. Wulff (2/4).
Section 4. June-August, 1931. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (2/4). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: W. Colby (1/2); S. G. to Mrs. C. G. Darwin (1/13); P. Ehrenfest (2/3); E. Fermi (1/2); Mrs. E. Fermi to Mrs. S. G. (1/4); A. Fraenkel (1/1); D. Inglis (1/1); S. G. io D. Inglis (1/2); O. Laporte (1/2); G. Marconi (1/1); S. G. to G. Marconi (1/1); A. E. Parker (1/1); W. Pauli (1/1); H. M. Randall (1/1); S. G. to H. M. Randall (1/1); H. Schüler (1/2); E. Segrè (1/1); G. Uhlenbeck (1/2); D. L. Webster (1/1); J. Wulff (2/12).
Section 5. Se.ptember-December, 1931. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (2/3). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: L. Brillouin (2/4); E. C. Campbell (1/2); Mrs. C. G. Darwin (1/4); H. B. Dorgelo (4/4); P. Ehrenfest to E. Fermi (1/1); E. Fermi (1/1); G. Fournier (1/1); M. de Hemptinne (1/1); D. Inglis (1/1); C. Manneback to Mrs. S. G. (1/3); C. Marie (1/1); C. Nussbaum (2/2); L. S. Ornstein (1/1); N. Parachinomos [?] (1/8); E. Persico (1/1); A. Proca (1/1); J. Woudhuysen (1/4); J. Wulff (2/8); P. Zeeman (1/2); S. G. to P. Zeeman (1/1).
Section 6. January-March, 1932. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (4/5). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: G. Breit (1/1); E. Fermi (1/2); A. Landé (1/1); C. Manneback (1/2); C. Nussbaum (2/2); S. G. to C. Nussbaum (1/1); F. Paschen (1/2); S. G. to F. Paschen (1/1); H. M. Randall (1/2); S. G. to H. M. Randall (1/2); D. L. Webster (1/2); C. Zahn (3/8); P. Zeeman (1/2).
Section 7. April-July, 1932. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (3/7). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: G. Breit (1/7); K. Burns (2/2); S. G. to K. Burns (2/2), S. G. to H. C. Urey (1/1); D. L. Webster (2/2); S. G. to D. L. Webster (2/3).
Section 8. August, 1932-May, 1933. Administrative correspondence and miscellanea (2/2). Letters to S. Goudsmit from: N. Bohr (1/2); S. G. to N. Bohr (1/1); L. Brillouin (1/1); S. G. to H. D. Curtis (1/1); M. Dmitriew (1/1); P. Ehrenfest (2/2); J. Mack (1/5); R. K. Marshall (1/2); W. A. Noyes, Jr. (1/1); S. G. to W. A. Noyes, Jr. (1/1); L. Pauling (1/1); J. H. van Vleck (1/1); J. Wulff (1/1); S. G. to J. Wulff (1/1); P. Zeeman (1/4).

 

 MICROFILMS 69-72
E. FERMI NOTEBOOKS
All materials on these microfilms are deposited at the Domus Galilaeana in Pisa. The circumstances under which they were collected and their general content are described by E. Amaldi, "The Fermi Manuscripts at the 'Domus Galilaeana,"' [Physis 1 (1959): pp. 69-721. A copy of that article and of a more detailed typewritten description prepared by T. Derenzini of the Domus is included on Microfilm 58. Prof. Amaldi kindly arranged the microfilming and now holds the negative at the Institute of Physics, University of Rome. An additional positive of these films is available at the library of the University of Chicago, which holds much other Fermi material.
Microfilm 69. E. Fermi Notebooks, I
"Quaderno" No. 1, Florence [1926], 122 pp.;
"Quaderni" Nos. 2-8, February, 1929-November, 1930, c. 1000 pp.
Microfilm 70. E. Fermi Notebooks, II
"Quaderni" Nos. 9-13, April, 1931-November, 1932, c. 1000 pp.
Microfilm 71. E. Fermi Notebooks, III
"Quaderni" Nos. 14-22, 1933-37, c. 1000 pp.
Microfilm 72. E. Fermi Notebooks, IV
"Registri delle esperienze sulla radioattivita artificiale," A, B1, B2, B3, B4, C, D, E, F, G, [Ten "registri"], 1934-38, c. 1200 pp.

 

 MICROFILMS 73,74,76
L. PAULING MANUSCRIPTS
These materials were selected from his files by L. Pauling and received for microfilming in April, 1964. They were returned to Prof. Pauling at the Gates and Crellin Laboratories of Chemistry, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California.
Microfilm 73. L. Pauling Manuscripts, I
Section 1. Spectroscopic data for HCl with use of half quantum numbers, [1923].
Section 2. Typescript on physical properties of gases.... [1924].
Sections 3-4. Calculations . . . on the mobility of a liquid drop through another liquid [1925]; P. Debye: Calculations on the mobility of a liquid drop through another liquid, [1925].
Sections 5-6. Notes preparatory to "The Entropy of Supercooled Liquids at Absolute Zero," [1925].
Section 7. Notes on dwarf stars and Bernoulli numbers, [c. 1925].
Section 8. Notes on papers of W. F. Heitler and London; Notes on hybridization, [1928].
Section 9. Notes on L. H. Thomas' calculation of atomic fields, [c. 1928].
Section 10. Notes on A. Einstein's and Bose's papers (1924-25) and on Bose-Einstein statistics, [undated].
Section 11. Notes on M. Born's "Das Adiabatenprinzip in der Quantenmechanik," and "Zur Theorie des Kernzerfalls," [undated].
Section 12. Notes on Einstein's "Schallausbreitung in teilweise dissozierten Gasen," [fall 1925].
Section 13. Misc. notes on crystal structure, selective reflection of X-rays, gamma ray spectra, [c. 1924].
Section 14. Notes relating to "Photo-ionization in Liquids and Crystals and the Dependence of the Frequency of X-ray Absorption Edges on Chemical Constitution," [1929].
Section 15. Draft of a semi-technical article, "Magnetic Susceptibility and Chemical Combination," [c. 1929].
Microfilm 74. L. Pauling Manuscripts, II
Section 1. Notes on paramagnetism. . . . May and August, 1926.
Section 2. Notes on the spinning electron, [1926] Notes on elementary applications of wave mechanics, August, 1926.
Section 3. Notes on the calculation of molecular orbitals. . . , [1926].
Section 4. Notes and graphs of hydrogen-like wave functions, October, 1926.
Section 5. Wave mechanical calculations on the symmetrical top, July and October, 1926. Letter to L. Pauling from Mott-Smith (1/2 in 1926).
Sections 6-8. Notes on polarizability of ions, [1926-27].
Section 9. Notes on the Burgers-Dorgelo sum rules, [1926].
Section 10. Letter to L. Pauling from S. Goudsmit (1/2 in 1927); L. Pauling: Notes on the hyperfine structure of bismuth, [ 1927]; notes on electron-electron and electron-nucleus coupling schemes, [1927].
Section 11. Notes on association of complex molecules, [1926-27]; notes on the eigenvalues of the 2-fold harmonic oscillator, May 6, 1927; notes on eigenfunctions of the hydrogen molecule, [1927]; notes on the problem of averaging rs for hydrogen-like orbits, [1926-27]; numerical calculations on screening constants, [Fall 1926].
Section 12. "Die Bewegung zweiatomiger Dipolmolekülle in gekreuzten magnetischen und elektrischen Feldern. . . " June, 1926.
Section 13. Notes on He, H2 and two helium atoms, June and July, 1927.
Section 14. Notes on the penetration of non-penetrating orbits according to wave mechanics, [c. 1927].
Microfilm 76. L. Pauling Manuscripts, III
Section 1. Notes on papers by M. Born on ionic volumes and heats of hydration [Zs. f. Phys. 1 (1920)] and on the electrical nature of chemical forces [Zs. f. Electrochemie 30 (1924)], 1925, 16 pp.; notes on the dependence of ion formation on the ionization potential, [c. 1925), 12 pp.
Section 2.- Letters to L. Pauling from: J. H. Van Vleck (1/2 in 1926), with comments on Pauling's "Quantum Theory of the Dielectric Constant of Hydrogen Chloride and Similar Gases," [Phys. Rev. 27 (1926)]; R. C. Tolman (1/1 in 1926). L. Pauling: Various notes and drafts relating to the quantum theory of dielectric constants, including notes on papers by W. Pauli, Hettner, Alexandrow, and O. Klein, 1925-26, 95 pp.
Sections 3-10. Notes for lecture course, "Introduction to Wave Mechanics, with Chemical Applications," fall, 1927, and spring, 1928, c. 250 pp.
Section 11. Notes for lecture course, "Practicum in Wave Mechanics," [to accompany A. Sommerfeld's lectures], winter, 1928-29, 14 pp.

 

 MICROFILM 75
P. EHRENFEST CORRESPONDENCE AND LECTURES
This microfilm was prepared by M. Klein of Case Institute of Technology and contains three sets of manuscripts loaned to him for use in preparing a biography of P. Ehrenfest. The originals will be returned to their owners when Klein's work is done: to J. M. Burgers at the Institute for Fluid Dynamics, University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland; to G. E. Uhlenbeck at the Rockefeller Institute, New York City; and to D. J. Struik at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts. A fuller table of contents is contained on the film.
Section 1.
P. Ehrenfest-J. M. Burgers Correspondence: P. E. to J. M. B. (61/109 in 1914-32); J. M. B. to P. E. (4/9 in 1923-32).
Section 2.
P. Ehrenfest-G. Uhlenbeck Correspondence: P. E. to G. U. (11/39 in 1925-32); G. U. to P. E. (4/9 in 1925).
Section 3.
D. J. Struik: Notes on P. Ehrenfest's lecture course on mechanics, Leiden [1914-15].

 

 MICROFILM 77
P. A. M. DIRAC THESIS
This microfilm of P. A. M. Dirac's thesis was made, with Prof. Dirac's permission, at the Cambridge University Library, Cambridge, England, where the original is deposited.

Quantum Mechanics, Dissertation for the degree of Ph.D., Cambridge, May, 1926, 140 pp.

 

 MICROFILM 59
CORRESPONDENCE OF D. M. DENNISON, P. A. M. DIRAC, THE SPECTROSCOPIC NOTATION COMMITTEE, AND C. MØLLER
The letters in Section 1, relating largely to D. M. Dennison's period of study in Europe, were received in January, 1964, and returned to Prof. Dennison at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan. P. A. M. Dirac sent Sources for History of Quantum Physics reproductions of letters of scientific interest that he had selected from a cache of correspondence rediscovered in November, 1963. These reproductions are microfilmed in Section 2. Section 3 contains these replies to the proposals of the Spectroscopic Notation Committee (A. G. Shenstone, L. A. Turner and H. N. Russell [Phys. Rev. 33 (1929)]). They were received from Prof. Shenstone in February, 1964, and were returned to him at the Palmer Physical Laboratory, Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey. The correspondence in Section 4, relating largely to C. Møller's thesis on the passage of fast electrons through matter, was received from Prof. Møller in July, 1963, and returned to him at the Institute for Theoretical Physics, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Section 1.
Letters to D. Dennison from: N. Bohr (1/1 in 1927); P. Ehrenfest (1/1 in 1927); R. H. Fowler (3/4 in 1926-27); D. D. to Mr. and Mrs. Johnson (1/2 in 1924); O. Klein (2/5 in 1927); H. A. Kramers (2/4 in 1927-28); H. M. Randall (1/4 in 1927); E. Schrödinger (1/2 in 1926).
Section 2.
Letters to P. A. M. Dirac from: A. H. Compton (1/1 in 1926); P. Ehrenfest (1/1 in 1926); E. Fermi (1/1 in 1926); W. Gordon and J. Kudar (1/2 in 1927); W. Heisenberg (2/6 in 1926-27); P. Jordan (1/5 in 1927); O. Klein (1/2 in 1927); J. Kudar (1/4 in 1926).
Section 3.
Letters to A. G. Shenstone from: I. S. Bowen (1/2 in 1928); T. L. de Bruin (1/1 in 1928); K. Burns (1/3 in 1928); M. A. Catalán (1/4 in 1928); K. K. Darrow (1/1 in 1928); R. C. Gibbs (2/3 in 1928); W. Grotrian (1/2 in 1928); F. Hund (1/3 in 1928); C. C. Kiess and W. F. Meggers (1/2 in 1928); R. Kronig and W. Pauli (1/1 in 1928); F. Paschen (1/2 in 1928); A. E. Ruark and H. C. Urey (2/4 in 1928); A. Sommerfeld (1/1 in 1928); J. T. Tate (1/5 in 1929).
Section 4.
Letters to C. Møller from: H. Bethe (2/4 in 1932); C. M. to H. Bethe (1/1 in 1931); N. Bohr (1/2 in 1928); F. C. Champion (3/5 in 1931); C. M. to F. C. Champion (4/4 in 1931-32); M. Delbrück (1/2 in 1931); C. M. to M. Delbrück (1/2 in 1931); W. Heisenberg (4/7 in 1931-32); C. M. to W. Heisenberg (2/3 in 1931); N. F. Mott (1/2 in 1931); C. M. to N. F. Mott (2/3 in 1931-32).

 

 MICROFILM 66
MISCELLANEOUS DOCUMENTS NOT MICROFILMED
This microfilm brings together a large number of short manuscripts contributed at different times by different people to Sources for History of Quantum Physics. All of the documents photographed on Sections 1-6 are reproductions of originals held by the donor. These reproductions, together with the originals or copies of the memoirs photographed on Sections 7-13, are deposited in the project's archives at Berkeley and Philadelphia. Many are also available in Copenhagen. The catalog card reproduced with each item on the microfilm indicates its source.
Section 1.
Copenhagen Inst. for Theoretical Physics: Parody of "Faust," 1932, 23 pp.; W. Pauli: Lecture on quantum theory given before Prof. R. Ladenburg's seminar, [Princeton], undated, 11 pp.
Section 2.
J. Cockcroft: Memorandum to E. Rutherford, "The Probability of Artificial Disintegration by Protons," 1928, 1 p.; L. H. Thomas: Notes, "Spinning Electron-Odds and Ends, etc." [early 1926], 25 pp.
Section 3.
Leiters: F. Bloch to G. Wentzel (1/4 in 1933); N. Bohr to D. Coster (2/2 in 1921-35); M. Born to G. Wentzel (2/4 in 1926); P. Ehrenfest to J. M. Burgers (1/8 in 1923); A. Einstein to F. Haber (1/4 in 1920-21); A. Einstein to W. Wilson (1/2 in 1949).
Section 4.
Hafnium Correspondence: G. Hevesy to D. Coster (4/9 in 1923-24); N. V. Philips Fabrieken to D. Coster (4/6 in 1923-24), plus contract; D. Coster to N. V. Philips Fabrieken (2/4 in 1923-24). Letters: D. R. Hartree to R. B. Lindsay (4/20 in 1935-39); W. Pauli to G. Gamow (1/3 in 1958): W. Pauli to G. Wentzel (4/16 in 1926); W. Pauli to V. Weisskopf (3/4 [excerpts] in 1957); G. Placzek to J. A. Wheeler and N. Bohr (1/1 in 1940).
Section 5.
Letters: M. Planck to R. W. Wood (1/4 in 1931); E. Schrödinger to I. J. Good (1/2 in 1960); E. Schrödinger to G. Wentzel (1/2 in 1926); E. Schrödinger to W. Wilson (1/3 in 1952); A. Sommerfeld to A. Landé (2/4 in c. 1924-48) A. Sommerfeld to G. Wentzel (2/4 in 1926-28) A. Sommerfeld to W. Wilson (1/1 in 1920); J. Stark to A. Rubinowicz (1/2 in 1921); J. J. Thomson to G. Hevesy (1/1 in 1913); G. Varga to A. Landé (1/1 in 1920).
Section 6.
N. Kemmer: Letter to G. Wentzel (1/9 in 1938); N. Bohr, S. Goudsmit, W. Heisenberg, R. Kronig, G. Uhlenbeck: Recollections of the advent of electron spin as elicited in exchanges of letters with B. L. van der Waerden.
Section 7.
M. Born: Selected chapters and excerpts from autobiographical Recollections, 49 pp.
Section 8.
C. D. Ellis: Recollections of contact with L. de Broglie in 1924-25, 2 pip.; E. Fues: Recollections of 1925-27, 30 pp.
Section 9.
W. Gerlach: "Die entscheidenden Stufen für den Nachweis der Richtungsquantelung," 3 pp.; L. H. Germer: "Discovery of Electron Diffraction," 9 pp.
Section 10.
H. Hönl: Memoirs of research on Zeeman effect at Munich in early 1920s, 27 pp.
Section 11.
P. Jordan: Recollections of collaboration with M. Born and W. Heisenberg in 1925, 3 pp.; recollections of the development of quantum mechanics in 1925-27, 16 pp.
Section 12.
N. F. Mott: "Personal experiences of the development of quantum physics," 3 pp.; W. Pauli: Recollections of Fermi Statistics, of the introduction of the neutrino in 1930-31, and of the Rome Congress, 1931, in letters to F. Rasetti (4/10 in 1956).
Section 13.
Gabrielle Rabel: "Planck, the Man," [memoirs of the late 'teens], 9 pp.; Bun-ichi Tamamushi: Recollections of F. Haber's Colloquium and E. Schrödinger's lectures on wave mechanics in Berlin in 1928, 2 pp.