Lectures and publications

Inventory list
Identifier Sort ascending Title Level of description Date Digital object
17 Untitled lecture on hydrogen bomb File 1954–1956
23 Untitled draft on similar subject to 'Antiparticles and Antimatter'. Item n.d.
25 'Fluctuations in chain processes' File 1958–1959
29 'The new elementary particles' File 1959
30 'Fundamental physics of the atom' File c 1962
31 'Fundamental particles' File 1960-1961
36 'Die Elementarteilchen der Physik' and 'Die Datierung Vorgeschichtlicher Funden' File c 1964–1966
40 'Fission - how it all began' File 1967, 1974
46 Notes and background material for a slide lecture on the history of nuclear physics File Sept. 1975
49A 'Nuclear reactors' File Apr. 1978
53 'On space and time' File 1979
55 Meet the atoms: correspondence with U.S. publishers File 1946–1960
56 Meet the atoms: correspondence with Sigma Books Ltd. File 1946–1958
57 Meet the atoms: reviews of book, shorter correspondence re various translations File 1947–1952
62 Working with atoms: correspondence with publishers Brockhampton Press Ltd. File 1962–1976
70 Chapters of a proposed book on 'New particles' File n.d.
72-74 'Through the eyes of a scientist' File 1974, 1976
81 Obituaries and biographical writings: J.D. Cockcroft File 1967
83 Obituaries and biographical writings: E. Fermi File 1955
95 Requests for lectures and papers File 1962–1964
101 Requests for lectures and papers File 1979 and n.d.
104 Correspondence with publishers and editors: B File 1945–1974
107a Correspondence with publishers and editors: Clarendon Press, Oxford File 1947, 1971
114 Correspondence with publishers and editors: A. Hildesheimer File 1953–1954
115 Correspondence with publishers and editors: Hutchinson's University Library - Muster File 1954–1974
130 Correspondence with publishers and editors: T - U File 1949–1973
136 Pamphlets, declarations, etc. on nuclear warfare, security, C.N.D. File n.d.
137 Humorous material, articles, verses, songs File n.d.
146 Letters of thanks for talks by Frisch Item 1955, n.d.
148 'Quote from: Lord Kelvin's address, given in 1884, to the British Association in Montreal' Item