Papers
Papers
Davenport's carbon only, on a paper by Fjellstedt.
Paper on `Simultaneous diophantine approximation to series'.
Papers
Davenport's ms. letter only.
Papers
Although Erdös and Davenport collaborated on many publications 1936-63, the surviving correspondence is very meagre and is mainly from Erdös on various mathematical discoveries.
Correspondence 1960 is enquiry re Erdös's problem on sets of congruences.
Research, draft paper on lattice constants.
Papers
One letter only.
Includes laudatory report by Davenport on 'fellowship thesis by F. J. Dyson: "Two problems in the theory of numbers".'
One letter only, from Princeton. Mainly mathematical but refers to J. von Neumann's proposed visit to Cambridge.
Various dates
G.84: Arrangements to spend sabbatical leave working with Davenport on theory of numbers.
G.85: Miscellaneous ms. notes and drafts.
Papers
Minkowski's work.
Papers
Correspondence 1951-52 is re suitable prize problem for Amsterdam Mathematical Society.
Papers
On his visit to Stanford.
Packing of small circles. Enquiry originally addressed to S. T. Shovelton and passed on by him to Davenport.
An undergraduate friend of Davenport at Cambridge, using his youthful nickname of 'Dave' in the letter of 1928 and signing his own letters 'Donald'. Includes some personal news as well as mathematical research.
G.73: 1928, 1929, 1932, 1935. From Coxeter's mother), Includes 3pp. 'Prop' by Coxeter, 1932
G.74: 1939
G.75: 1945–48
G.76: 1951–53, 1958-59
Early correspondence is from Göttingen, with news of German mathematicians. Courant left for America in August 1934. Later correspondence is renewing contact after the war.
Centenary of London Mathematical Society; includes reprint of article on subject by Collingwood.
Mainly re thesis.
G.68: 1948-54. Research and recommendations.
G.69: 1960-62. Mainly re proposed 75th birthday symposium for L.J. Mordell.
Research and publications.