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Obituaries from 'The Times' and 'The Independent'

ADMS/A/1
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1989

Parte de Papers of Frank Adams

The Times obituary

30 January 1989.

Independent obituary 14 January 1989.

Notice of Adams's death; letters to family after Adams's death.

ADMS/A/10
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nd

Parte de Papers of Frank Adams

Material assembled by I M James during the preparation of his Royal Society memoir of Adams from T Bahn (includes photograph of Adams), G Best and A K Bousfield

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nd

Parte de Papers of Frank Adams

Bahn, T includes photograph of Adams.

Best, G

Bousfield, A K

Clegg, A B

Material assembled by I M James during the preparation of his Royal Society memoir of Adams from D M Davis, J P C Greenlees, and V K A M Gugenheim.

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Parte de Papers of Frank Adams

Material assembled by I M James during the preparation of his Royal Society memoir of Adams from P Johnstone, D G Kendall and J P May. Address at Memorial Service for Adams, (29 April 1989).

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n.d and 1989

Parte de Papers of Frank Adams

Material assembled by I M James during the preparation of his Royal Society memoir of Adams from R M F Moss and J C Polkinghorne

ADMS/A/14
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nd

Parte de Papers of Frank Adams

Moss, R M F

Polkinghorne, J C

Material assembled by I M James during the preparation of his Royal Society memoir of Adams from D C Ravenel, N Ray, J A Sjogren and V Snaith

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nd

Parte de Papers of Frank Adams

Ravenel, D C

Ray, N

Sjogren, J A

Snaith, V

Material assembled by I M James during the preparation of his Royal Society memoir of Adams. This principally consists of reminiscences of Adams and other material sent to James by friends and colleagues

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nd

Parte de Papers of Frank Adams

Sutherland, W A

Tangora, M C

Thomas, C B

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nd

Parte de Papers of Frank Adams

Walker, G

Further material assembled by I M James during the preparation of his Royal Society memoir of Adams

ADMS/A/18
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n.d and 1984

Parte de Papers of Frank Adams

'Report on Tenure of a Commonwealth Fund Fellowship', Adams's report on his research conducted in USA 1958. 7pp photocopied typescript.

'Conversation between a Topologist and Two Machines', 5pp photocopied ms, 10 January 1984.

'An Inquiry into some work of William M Singer'. 11pp photocopied ms, nd.

List of publications

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Parte de Papers of Frank Adams

List of Adams's Cambridge research students (includes only those working under Adams for more than one year).

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nd

Parte de Papers of Frank Adams

Hardback notebook used for Bedford School sixth-form mathematics notes

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nd

Parte de Papers of Frank Adams

'1'. Inscribed inside front cover 'D. Adams I. VI Calculus' with list of contents given beneath. Paginated. Also used from the back for mathematics notes.

Hardback notebook used for Bedford School sixth-form mathematics notes

ADMS/A/5
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nd

Parte de Papers of Frank Adams

'2'. Inscribed inside front cover 'D. Adams VI Mathematics'. Also used from the back.

Hardback notebook used for Bedford School sixth-form mathematics notes

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nd

Parte de Papers of Frank Adams

'3'. Inscribed inside front cover 'J.F. Adams VI '. Also used from the back.

'On spectral sequence and self-obstruction invariants'. Adams's Cambridge Ph.D. thesis Bound copy.

ADMS/A/7
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1955

Parte de Papers of Frank Adams

Correspondence from S Wylie, re appointment to University Assistant Lectureship, possible College Fellowship, etc.

ADMS/A/8
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1958

Parte de Papers of Frank Adams

Offers of employment

ADMS/A/9
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1959–1986

Parte de Papers of Frank Adams

Offers of appointment at University of Chicago 1959 and 1960-61; offer of appointment at Rutgers University 1966; letter declining Adams's application for post at State University of New York, Stony Brook, 1970.
Correspondence re award of Honorary Doctorate of the University of Heidelberg, May 1986.

'Topology of Manifolds'.

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nd

Parte de Papers of Frank Adams

Miscellaneous lecture notes.

Add. MS a/161A
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2 Oct. 1961–21 Jan. 1975

Parte de Additional Manuscripts a

(The label on the spine is inscribed, 'Donors [sic] Book 1961-1974'.)

Trinity College Master's Lodge visitors books

Add. MS a/192
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1887-1918

Parte de Additional Manuscripts a

D. E. Lea and C. A. Coulson: laboratory notebook

Add. MS a/193
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1934-36

Parte de Additional Manuscripts a

Coulson, Charles Alfred (1910-1974), theoretical chemist

'Scholia in Platonis Lysidem MS. Clark, p. 308.b', 'Written by Professor Porson'

Add. MS a/199/45
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[n.d.]

Parte de Additional Manuscripts a

'Huntingdonsh[ire] Illustration: Drawings of Ancient Seals'

Add. MS a/2
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19th cent

Parte de Additional Manuscripts a

Twenty two drawings of seals, dated between 1821-1823 and signed B[artholomew] Howlett.

Letter from George Airy

Add. MS a/200/1
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4 Sept. 1823

Parte de Additional Manuscripts a

Swansea - GA will be 'extremely glad' to have Neale as a pupil. However, further to his correspondence with Myers, he does not know whether Mr Hare had or had not already engaged a tutor for Neale. Could WW answer some questions further to the fellowship examination - 'In the first place must I sit at all? In the next place supposing that I sit, by what time must I be at Cambridge?'"

Letter from George Airy

Add. MS a/200/10
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23 May 1831

Parte de Additional Manuscripts a

Observatory - There is not a word about undulations in the papers by William Herschel on Newton's rings, in the Philosophical Transactions for 1807 and 1809 respectively: 'I have been observing the following curious phenomenon. If Newton's rings be produced by two glasses, however they be viewed the central spot is black. But if a glass be placed on metal, and viewed with polarised light (polarised to plane of reflection) then up to the polarising angle the central spot is black, and instantly beyond that it is white. This I anticipated from Fresnel's [experiments]: it is confirmatory of them, and defies emissions'.

Letter from George Airy

Add. MS a/200/100
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7 Apr. 1852

Parte de Additional Manuscripts a

Royal Observatory Greenwich - GA had WW's 'Tide scheme' copied and sent to Francis Beaufort 'to ask if it required nautical corrections'. GA has just heard from Beaufort: 'I inclose it. Therefore I send the suggestions to the Secretary of the Admiralty today; and I refer him to you for further correspondence'.

Letter from George Airy

Add. MS a/200/101
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18 May 1852

Parte de Additional Manuscripts a

Royal Observatory Greenwich - GA has just returned from Madeira where his wife and daughter are staying [see GA to WW, 20 November 1851]. GA doubts whether his daughter's health, Elizabeth, is any better. He saw 'the Pole Star lower than I practically thought possible (the Earth is assuredly not flat)'.

Letter from George Airy

Add. MS a/200/102
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28 Sept. 1852

Parte de Additional Manuscripts a

Royal Observatory Greenwich - GA formally communicated Ross's [James C. Ross] scheme to the Admiralty but received no answer: 'It does not consist of my notions of propriety to go to the Treasury for a matter which must be managed by the Admiralty, unless that Admiralty had given an answer in this shape "We are desirous of doing it, but have no funds"'. That was how he gained funds for the Trigonometrical survey via the Royal Society memorial to the Treasury. GA thinks 'it would be best still to operate privately upon the Duke of Northumberland. If any thing is to be done formally, I suppose that Sabine [Edward Sabine] is the right person'.

Letter from George Airy

Add. MS a/200/103
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10 Nov. 1852

Parte de Additional Manuscripts a

Royal Observatory Greenwich - Edward Sabine has given GA a letter from Francis Beaufort to pass to WW: 'It seems that the Admiralty of the present day are not so good men of business as some of their predecessors, and a little private action upon them is desirable'. It appears to be the opinion of all concerned that no formal application can be made: 'Therefore will you write at once privately to the Duke of Northumberland. - The Treasury have demanded the Annual Estimates earlier than usual, and there is no time to be lost'.

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