Stanislaw M. Ulam Papers
1916-1984
(36 linear feet)

Ms. Coll. 54

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Table of contents Abstract
A gifted mathematician, Polish-born Stanislaw Ulam made contributions to set theory, topology, mathematical logic, and number theory, but is most widely remembered for his work in fostering the technical development of thermonuclear weapons. He was associated with Los Alamos Scientific Laboratories for most of the years between 1943 and 1965, and thereafter with the University of Colorado. These papers include personal and professional correspondence, manuscripts of both published and unpublished works, and memorabilia.
Background note
Stanislaw Ulam
Stanislaw Ulam

Stanislaw Ulam was gifted mathematician who, during the course of his career, made significant contributions to set theory, topology, ergodic theory, probability, cellular automata theory, the study of nonlinear processes, the function of real variables, mathematical logic, and number theory. Perhaps his greatest achievement was the development of the Monte Carlo method for solving complex mathematical problems by electronic random sampling, but he made equally noteworthy contributions in hydrodynamics (three-dimensional fluid flow), the development of nuclear propulsion for space flight (Project Orion), and in fields as disparate as physics, biology, and astronomy. Yet despite the breadth of his scholarship, Ulam is most often remembered for the central role he played in the early development of the American hydrogen bomb.

Stanislaw Marcin Ulam was born in Lwów, Poland on April 13, 1909. The son of Jozef Ulam, a lawyer, and Anna Auerbach, the daughter of an industrialist, Ulam developed an enthusiasm for astronomy and physics while still in his teens that led him into the serious study of mathematics. Enrolling at the Lwów Polytechnic Institute in 1927, he received his bachelor's (1931), master's (1932), and doctoral degrees in rapid succession (1933), intending on an academic career. Following receipt of his degree and a tour of Europe during which he visited mathematicians and scientists in Vienna, Zurich, Paris, and Cambridge, Ulam received an invitation from fellow mathematician, John von Neumann, to become a visiting scholar for three months at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton. There, he met G. D. Birkhoff, who brought him to Harvard to become one of the earliest members of the Society of Fellows (1936-1939) and later, lecturer (1940). During his five years in Cambridge, Ulam traveled back and forth between Poland and the States, and shortly after he suffered the death of his mother, his younger brother, Adam, was sent to join Stan in America. Adam was encouraged to enroll at Brown University, where Stanislaw was engaged in substitute teaching a graduate course on the theory of functions of several real variables.

In 1940, Ulam accepted a position as instructor at the University of Wisconsin, and quickly earned promotion to assistant professor. Both personally and professionally, his years in Wisconsin were eventful, beginning more than a decade of intense activity and life change. In an effort to enlist in the military in 1943, Ulam became a U.S. citizen, and in that same year, he married Françoise Aron, a French exchange student at Mount Holyoke College, whom he had met in Cambridge. The Ulams had one child, Claire, born in 1944. Although he taught mathematics courses to Army and Navy recruits, Ulam believed that he could contribute more directly and significantly to the war effort, and early in the autumn, 1943, John von Neumann again interceded in Ulam's life. Meeting furtively at a railroad station in Chicago, von Neumann convinced Ulam to join an unidentified, war-related project, and with the added urging of physicist Hans Bethe, Ulam agreed. Within a few months, he and his family moved to Los Alamos Scientific Laboratories (LASL), N.M., to begin work on the Manhattan Project.

Claire Ulam at open house at Los Alamos labs, 1953
Claire Ulam at open house at Los Alamos labs, 1953

Assigned to physicist Edward Teller's group, a unit of the scientific corps led by Enrico Fermi, Ulam set to work on the hydrodynamics of implosion, in preparation for construction of the atomic bomb. His key insight into the development of the fusion bomb may have been the recognition that compression of the nuclear material was necessary to produce an explosion, and that mechanical shock waves generated by a fission bomb could produce the force necessary. He later also struggled through the mathematical physics that set the stage for theoretical work in preparation of a "super" bomb - Teller's proposed thermonuclear hydrogen bomb. After this initial work on Teller's problem, Ulam co-authored a report on multiplicative branching processes with David Hawkins -- a philosopher and non-professional mathematician and physicist at Los Alamos -- and C. J. Everett, a professor from the University of Wisconsin. This important paper marked some of the earliest work in branching process theory, a sub-field of probability theory. Yet as often proved true in his life, his academic successes were accompanied by personal misfortunes. While Ulam contributed to the completion of work at LASL in 1945, he learned of the loss of his entire immediate family in Poland at the hands of the Nazis: his father, uncle, sister, and brother-in-law were killed. Only his brother Adam, who had matriculated at Brown University in 1940, survived.

With the war ended, Ulam hoped for a return to a more conventional academic career. Doubting his chances for promotion and tenure at Wisconsin, he accepted a teaching position at the University of Southern California during the fall, 1945. Shortly after his arrival in Los Angeles, however, he was struck by a mysterious illness -- later diagnosed as viral encephalitis - which was treated by a highly risky surgical procedure. Friends and colleagues noted that the illness and treatment seemed to affect Ulam's personality, and more profoundly, his approach to mathematical problem solving. After his recovery, they noted, he appeared to use his imagination more when searching for new mathematical ideas, and to rely less on his own technical solutions, and more on the hard work of others. The increasing fertility of his imagination was counterbalanced by a reluctance to delve into the technical details. Ulam's convalescence required a leave of absence from USC, during which he was invited to attend a secret conference at LASL in April, 1946, to discuss the development of Teller's thermonuclear bomb. Having played an important role in solving the technical problems associated with the development of the atomic bomb, he was asked to resume work at LASL on the development of the H-bomb. Associating Los Angeles with his illness, Ulam was willing to leave, and he once again resumed his work in the desert. While involved in research at LASL, he developed the Monte Carlo method, by which solutions to mathematical and physical problems are solved through random sampling. The Monte Carlo method became known as one of Ulam's most significant achievements, and he lectured on the subject frequently.

The reputation that surrounds Edward Teller and Ulam as "fathers of the hydrogen bomb" was solidified by their work during the early 1950s. In February, 1950, Ulam conclusively demonstrated that the amount of tritium Teller had estimated as necessary for his "classic super" design was insufficient, suggesting that only limited progress was possible within the parameters of the original super plan. Von Neumann confirmed Ulam's results through calculations run on the Princeton computer, one of the earliest electronic computing machines of its kind, and by April, 1950, Ulam had developed an alternative configuration, which he published jointly with Teller as a classified paper. Ulam's configuration proved to be a turning point in the development of the H-bomb, making possible the first thermonuclear reactions and the "Mike" test at Bikini Atoll in November, 1952.

After completing this phase of work at Los Alamos, Ulam was employed at Harvard, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the University of California as a visiting professor from 1951-1956, before returning to LASL in 1957 to become research advisor to the director of the laboratory. He remained in that position until his retirement in 1965, though until his death in 1984, he continued to consult for Los Alamos. From 1965-1975, Ulam also held the chair of the mathematics department at the University of Colorado at Boulder, and for a portion of his tenure there, he was professor of biomathematics at the University of Colorado Medical School. Ulam continued to be actively involved in government science after the completion of his work on the H-bomb. His involvement with Project Rover at LASL resulted in the design of a nuclear-reactor rocket, while his work with Project Orion focused on the nuclear propulsion of a space vehicle. Under the Kennedy administration, he became involved in the nation's space program as a member to the President's Scientific Advisory Committee, the Air Force Space Planning Committee, and General Twining's Air Force Committee. He was also retained as a consultant by such companies as IBM, General Atomic, the North American Aviation Corporation, and Hycon Corporation, as well as the Neurosciences Institute of the Rockefeller University. Among Ulam's professional publications are several books and more than 150 articles in professional journals reflecting his diverse work in mathematics, theoretical physics, and mathematical biology. Among these are A collection of mathematical problems (N.Y., 1960), a collaboration with fellow mathematician Mark Kac entitled Mathematics and Logic (N.Y., 1968), Stanislaw Ulam: sets, numbers, universes (Cambridge, 1974), and his autobiography Adventures of a mathematician (N.Y., 1976). The Scottish book was finally edited by R. Daniel Mauldin and published in 1982 after Ulam had distributed typescripts of the notebook to colleagues in the scientific community as early as 1957. This collection of unsolved mathematical problems was initially compiled in the Scottish Cafe in Poland before World War II by Ulam and fellow mathematicians, including his former graduate advisor, Stefan Banach. Works in progress at the time of Ulam's death in 1984 included "Problem Book II," the second volume to his Collection of mathematical problems. These number and breadth of these publications underscore Ulam's influence on many branches of twentieth century mathematics, as well as his signature application of theoretical and technological research to the sciences.

Trinity atomic bomb test, Alamagordo, N.M., July 16, 1945
Trinity atomic bomb test, Alamagordo, N.M., July 16, 1945

Ulam's memberships in professional and learned societies included the National Academy of Sciences, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Philosophical Society, the American Physical Society, the American Mathematical Society, the Mathematical Association of America, the Polish Mathematical Society, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He was also asked to serve on the board of governors for the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, Israel, and the Jurzykowski Foundation in New York. Ulam was honored with such awards as the Sierpinski Medal, the Polish Millennium Prize, and the Polish American Congress Heritage Award, and was named the John von Neumann Lecturer of the Society of Applied and Industrial Mathematics. In recognition of his mathematical and scientific achievements, Ulam was awarded honorary degrees by the University of New Mexico (1965), the University of Pittsburgh (1978), and the University of Wisconsin (1978). Stanislaw Marcin Ulam died in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on May 13, 1984. He was seventy-five.


Scope and content
The Stanislaw Marcin Ulam Papers (1916-1984) contain diverse materials documenting the personal life and career of a creative mathematician and key figure in the technical development of America's nuclear weaponry. The collection documents nearly the entirety of Ulam's life, but the core of the collection reflects the years after his arrival in the United States in 1935, and particularly after he began as a researcher at Los Alamos Scientific Laboratories in 1945. From 1935 on, Ulam was heavily engaged in publication, teaching, consulting, and traveling as a visiting lecturer at universities and scientific symposia, and most importantly, he was involved in the development of the atomic and hydrogen bombs.

The Ulam Papers constitute a rich resources for study of the early years of nuclear weapon development in the United States, and though it is relatively lacking in technical scientific detail, the webs of relationships.

Ulam's professional correspondence with fellow scientists as well as his original research materials are also noteworthy aspects of the papers.

The papers (75 boxes; 35.75 linear feet) are divided into fifteen series:

Series I. Professional correspondence, 1932-1986 (33 boxes; 15.5 linear feet)
Series II. Personal correspondence, 1936-1979 (1 box; 0.5 linear feet)
Series III. Polish materials, 1935-1984 (1 box; 0.5 linear feet)
Series IV. Subject files, ca.1945-1983 (3 boxes; 1.5 linear feet)
Series V. Research notes, 1934-1983 (4 boxes; 2 linear feet)
Series VI. Calendars and address books, 1934-1984 (4 boxes; 2 linear feet)
Series VII. Talks and interviews, 1937-1984 (4 boxes; 2 linear feet)
Series VIII. Unpublished works, 1932-1984 (3 boxes; 1.5 linear feet)
Series IX. Published works, 1944?-1984 (9 boxes; 4.5 linear feet)
Series X. Class notes, 1936-1981 (2 boxes; 1 linear foot)
Series XI. Student notes and papers, ca.1938-1976 (1 box; 0.5 linear feet)
Series XII. Miscellaneous, memorabilia, and newspapers, 1916-1983 (2 boxes; 1 linear foot)
Series XIII. Photographs and film, 1930-1984 (1 box, 1 film; 0.5 linear feet)
Series XIV. Audiotape recordings, ca.1955-1982 (1 box, 21 tapes; 0.5 linear feet)
Series XV. Miscellaneous reprints, manuscripts, and journals, 1938-1986 (3 boxes; 1.5 linear feet)

Administrative information
Restrictions
None.

Provenance
The Ulam Papers were donated to the APS on December 4 1987 and January 1988 by Ulam's wife, Françoise (accession no. 1987-1928ms).

Additional letters and postcards, largely written by Stanislaw Ulam and his wife, Françoise, to John C. Oxtoby were given to the Library by Jean Oxtoby (Mrs. John C.) in January, 1995 (1995-38ms). These items have been filed with the rest of the John C. Oxtoby correspondence in Series I of the Papers.

Preferred citation
Cite as: Stanislaw Ulam Papers, American Philosophical Society.

Processing information
Processed by Martin Levitt, Elaine M. McCluskey, and Timothy T. Wilson July, 1996 (Revised rsc 2002).

Additional information
Separated material
Audiotapes have been removed for storage to the APS recordings library (rec. 151).

Related material
The APS houses several collections that document the history of the development of the atomic bomb, including the papers of Henry DeWolf Smyth, E.U. Condon, and John A. Wheeler for the physics of A-bomb development, and Curt Stern and James V. Neel relating to the genetics.

References
Necia Grant Cooper, ed., From Cardinals to Chaos: Reflection on the Life and Legacy of Stanislaw Ulam (Cambridge, 1989), pp. 313-317, provides a complete bibliography of Ulam's work.

Added entries
Subjects
  • Atomic bomb
  • Bethe, Hans Albrecht, 1906-
  • Chess
  • Computers
  • Harvard University
  • Hydrogen bomb
  • Institute for Advanced Study (Princeton, N.J.)
  • Logic, Symbolic and mathematical
  • Los Alamos National Laboratory
  • Manhattan Project (U.S.)
  • Mathematical physics
  • Mathematics
  • Mathematics--Study and teaching
  • Number theory
  • Physics
  • Physics
  • Poles--United States
  • Princeton University
  • Set theory
  • Topology
  • University of Colorado
  • University of Wisconsin
  • World War, 1939-1945
  • Contributors
  • Banach, Stefan, 1892-1945
  • Bellman, Richard Ernest, 1920-
  • Birkhoff, Garrett, 1911-
  • Borsuk, Karol
  • Bradbury, Norris
  • Erdös, Paul, 1913-
  • Everett, C. J. (Cornelius Joseph), 1914-
  • Fermi, Enrico, 1901-1954
  • Feynman, Richard Phillips
  • Frisch, Otto, 1904-
  • Gamow, George, 1904-1968
  • Gardner, Martin, 1914-
  • Gödel, Kurt
  • Kac, Mark
  • Kelly, Paul
  • Kistiakowsky, George B. (George Bogdan), 1900-
  • Kuratowski, Kazimierz, 1896-
  • Lomnicki, Zbigniew A.
  • Mandelbrot, Benoit B.
  • Mazur, Stanislaw
  • Metropolis, N. (Nicholas), 1915-
  • Mycielski, Jan, 1932
  • Oppenheimer , J. Robert, 1904-1967
  • Oxtoby , John C.
  • Pasta, John
  • Rabi , I. I. (Isidor Isaac), 1898-
  • Rota , Gian-Carlo, 1932-
  • Schrandt, Robert
  • Seaborg, Glenn Theodore, 1912-
  • Segrè, Emilio
  • Sierpinski, Waclaw, 1882-1969
  • Stein, Myron
  • Stein, Paul
  • Steinhaus, Hugo, 1887-1972
  • Stone, Marshall H. (Marshall Harvey), 1903-
  • Tarski, Alfred
  • Teller, Edward, 1908-
  • Ulam, Stanislaw M. (Stanislaw Marcin), 1909-1985
  • von Karman, Theodore, 1881-1963
  • von Neumann, John, 1903-1957
  • Weisskopf , Victor Frederick, 1908-
  • Zygmun, Antoni
  • Genre terms
  • Audiotapes
  • Photographs
  • Contact information
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    Collection overview

    Series I. Professional correspondence, 1932-1986
    33 boxes; 15.5 linear feet

    Incoming and outgoing manuscript and typescript letters, carbons, telegrams, and postcards generated during Ulam's professional career. Series I is the largest series of the collection and is rather evenly distributed through the years. Space permitting, short papers, reprints, and (occasionally) photographs have been retained in the correspondent's file, if the papers is referred to in the correspondence.

    Series I is arranged alphabetically by correspondent's name and chronologically within each file, with unidentified correspondence filed as "Unknown," arranged chronologically. The correspondence is primarily in English, though there is a significant portion in Polish, French, German and Russian; non-English language references are noted in the container listing. Most letters in foreign languages are addressed to Ulam; his replies are generally in English.

    Among Ulam's correspondents are mathematicians, scientists, current and former students, officials of various organizations and institutions, historians, publishers, and admirers. The range of subjects is equally diverse, ranging from professional, technical discussuions in mathematics and physics to chess, computers, publications, invitations to lecture, Ulam's early years in the U.S., Harvard University, University of Wisconsin, and University of Colorado, WWII, Poland and world events, work at Los Alamos, fan mail, and letters of recommendation by Ulam for students and colleagues.

    The most significant portion of this series is comprised of Ulam's correspondence with mathematicians and scientists, including some very valuable correspondence with and about John von Neumann. Von Neumann's contributions to mathematics and computing figure prominently in Ulam's correspondence and writings (Series VIII and IX). As Ulam was in contact with a few generations of mathematicians in both the U.S. and Poland, his correspondence provides an interesting record of the evolution of mathematics in both countries. Ulam also corresponded with a number of American politicians throughout his career, including senators Clinton P. Anderson, Howard H. Baker, Jr., and Edmund S. Muskie. Researchers may find that some professional correspondence unexpectedly lacks scientific substance. This is most apparent in the correspondence between Ulam and certain famous colleagues, whose letters are valuable primarily for their signatures.

    The correspondence relating to Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory is scattered throughout the series and is largely composed of administrative memoranda. Ulam's work at LASL constitutes another area of surprising weakness: in some cases, the name of a correspondent associated with the laboratory suggests that valuable technical information on the development of nuclear weapons is available in their file. Unfortunately, much of this kind of professional correspondence was classified at LASL and never left the site. What remains, however, does reflect the management of LASL, and is therefore of some interest.




    Series II. Personal correspondence, 1936-1979
    1 box; 0.5 linear feet

    Letters, postcards, and telegrams to Ulam from various family members and friends from Poland and the United States. Manuscripts are arranged alphabetically by correspondent's name and chronologically within each file. The bulk of the material dates from 1936 to the beginning of World War II, while Ulam was teaching at Harvard University. A significant portion of this series is in Polish, and the subjects have not been determined.

    The collective family correspondence (2 folders) is potentially of some biographical interest. While in many cases the writers have not been identified, it appears that Ulam's father, Jozef, is a regular participant in these group letters as they most often appear on his Lwów law office letterhead. Perhaps the most poignant English-language letter from Series II is one written by a cousin, Juliusz (Julek) Ulam, in March 16, 1945, informing Ulam that his immediate family, including father, sister, brother-in-law, and uncle "all fell from the hands of the Nazis." One of the most vivid features of the personal correspondence is surely the depiction of life in Poland before the outbreak of World War II.




    Series III. Polish materials, 1935-1984
    1 box; 0.5 linear feet

    Untranslated correspondence, early mathematical notes, and miscellaneous Polish newspaper articles dating from Ulam's first months at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton through the end of his life. Series III houses a significant portion of the Polish correspondence found throughout the collection, except for Polish letters with identified correspondents. These can be found in the alphabetical arrangement of Series I and II. Mathematical notes in this series include some of Ulam's early studies in mathematics, before he began working primarily in English. These original research documents are the most noteworthy aspects of this series. There are also a few notes in the hand of unidentified Polish colleagues. All notes of Series III remain undated, as do most of the Polish newspaper clippings.




    Series IV. Subject files, ca.1945-1983
    3 boxes; 1.5 linear feet

    Diverse materials dating from Ulam's initial involvements at LASL through his final years of life, arranged alphabetically by topic. While many of the files hold correspondence relating to specific subjects of interest to Ulam, there are various other materials, such as information booklets, scientific symposium agendas, proposals, and miscellaneous documents. Many of the files reflect Ulam's participation in learned and professional societies and events in the scientific community. Some of the larger subject files contain Ulam's invitations to lecture at universities and societies, National Science Foundation proposals submitted to Ulam for review, and letters of recommendation for graduate students. Among the files of particular interest are several containing information on LASL. This is noted on the container listing.




    Series V. Research notes, 1934-1983
    4 boxes; 2 linear feet

    Ulam's original, unclassified research papers divided into two formats: notebooks and note pads (1934-1983) and unbound loose notes (1937-1983). Both groups are arranged chronologically, reflecting the major movements of Ulam's career from research notes made in Poland, through his positions at American universities and LASL. The notes relate to Ulam's personal research interests, rather than notes prepared for class lectures (which are housed separately in Series X). Forty notebooks and note pads as well as twenty-three folders of loose notes, graphs, and computer printouts on paper provide an overview of the research and mathematical problems that were the focus of Ulam's work throughout his lifetime. Much of the scientific and mathematical notation is unlabeled or undated.




    Series VI. Calendars and address books, 1934-1984
    4 boxes; 2 linear feet

    Volumes that were maintained by Ulam, spanning a significant portion of his lifetime. Calendars are most valuable as detailed records of Ulam's daily appointments, correspondence, and may include short mathematical notes. They appear in a variety of formats, including pocket, desk, and wall calendars, with pocket calendars often divided into four volumes per year. Some calendars are incomplete, due to the fact that Ulam removed pages to write notes and reminders, and in many cases, entire volumes from a year of pocket calendars are missing. Twelve address books are filed at the end of the series and mainly contain entries for fellow mathematicians and scientists. All volumes are arranged chronologically when the date has been ascertained, the remainder are grouped at the end of the series.




    Series VII. Talks and interviews, 1937-1984
    4 boxes; 2 linear feet

    Outlines, notes, diagrams, abstracts, announcements, autograph manuscript and typescript drafts, and final transcripts of Ulam's extensive talks and interviews given during his life. Most of the talks represented in this series date from the middle to the end of Ulam's career (1950s-1980s), with the bulk falling during the 1960s and 1970s, with outlines of talks, discussions, and seminars predominating. Giving these "talks," as Ulam referred to them, came to be one of the most time-consuming activities in the scientific community during the latter part of his career. The talks and interviews of this series are arranged alphabetically by the title provided by Ulam. In many cases, the materials are identified only with a city as title; consequently, a number of the talks are filed alphabetically by the city in which they were given. Unidentified talks are located in four folders labeled "miscellaneous notes/outlines."

    Transcripts of audio-taped interviews with Ulam and colleagues are also housed in Series VII. Transcripts are interfiled alphabetically by title with other materials in the series, except when the name of the interviewer (usually an author preparing an article) has been identified. Such transcripts are located under the interviewer's name. Among the most noteworthy "interviews" is a transcript of a conversation between Ulam and long-time friend and collaborator, Gian-Carlo Rota. This transcript, in two parts, documents fifteen anecdotal conversations covering a wide range of topics, including thoughts on mathematics, philosophy, and John von Neumann.




    Series VIII. Unpublished works, 1932-1984
    3 boxes; 1.5 linear feet

    Notes, graphs, data charts, outlines, abstracts, and autograph and typescript texts generated by Ulam during his many years of mathematical research. Writings are arranged alphabetically by title. This series represents the bulk of Ulam's research which was not published in its present form, but retained as a record of his works in progress. The earliest material of the series is Ulam's 1932 master's thesis for the Lwów Polytechnic Institute in Poland. The original manuscript of this work in Polish, entitled "O operacje produkto," was translated into English in 1973 as "On the operation of product." Both versions of the thesis are filed here.

    Box 2 consists entirely of notes, miscellaneous research material, and drafts for Ulam's second volume to the 1960 edition of A Collection of Mathematical Problems. Because Ulam passed away while this companion piece was in progress, the drafts were never published in the form intended. An index card file from Series VIII holding "problems for Problem Book II" is stored at the end of the collection.




    Series IX. Published works, 1944?-1984
    9 boxes; 4.5 linear feet

    Autograph and typescript drafts, notes, outlines and printers' proofs. Relevant correspondence having to do with some items has been kept in this series when appropriate. Some drafts have marginalia and some have been edited by others; these notes appear in the container listing. The earliest item in this series is from 1944[?] on the theory of multiplicative processes. Of note in the series is an autograph outline on the possibility of initiating a thermonuclear reaction in deuterium. Also of interest are the notes on colleagues from Adventures of a Mathematician, some of which remained unpublished, drafts of the Scottish Book, and John von Neumann's obituary. The most recent item is a draft of Science, Computers and People which was edited by Gian-Carlo Rota in 1984.




    Series X. Class notes, 1936-1981
    2 boxes; 1 linear foot

    Notes prepared and given by Ulam as a university professor at Harvard, the University of Wisconsin, and elsewhere. Class notes take the form of lecture notebooks and unbound loose notes, course and seminar outlines, problem sets, and exams. The series is arranged chronologically, with the physical description (i.e. "notebook") and subject (if known) of the materials as folder headings. Most class notebooks were created in the early part of Ulam's teaching career (1936-1946). This series is of interest mainly as a record of the areas in mathematics Ulam taught as a young professor.




    Series XI. Student notes and papers, ca.1938-1976
    1 box; 0.5 linear feet

    Notebooks and papers generated by students in Ulam's university classes. Files are arranged alphabetically by student's name. Most students of this series appear to have attended Ulam's classes in mathematics at the University of Wisconsin.




    Series XII. Miscellaneous, memorabilia, and newspapers, 1916-1983
    2 boxes; 1 linear foot

    A variety of materials collected by Ulam which pertain to a wide range of his lifelong interests. This very diverse series is arranged alphabetically by folder heading and contains such personal memorabilia as Ulam's collection of business and calling cards, his Polish passport, and his petition for naturalization in the U.S. Many files reflect the major concerns of Ulam's career, including those relating to LASL, the atomic bomb, the H-bomb controversy (between Teller and Oppenheimer), and his visiting lectures. Newspapers documenting important events in Ulam's life are included in this series. The file (labeled "newspapers") is arranged chronologically and contains substantial contemporary information of interest to Ulam. Other newspapers are housed in other "memorabilia" files, which Ulam arranged by topic during his lifetime. For example, the August 6, 1945 issue of the Santa Fe New Mexican reporting the dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima is filed with miscellaneous memorabilia dating 1945-1948.

    Life at Los Alamos during and after World War II is documented by Series XII. Community newsletters, family tour guide booklets, an early map of Project "Y," and war ration booklets used on the site are some of the interesting materials from the series which reflect everyday life at Los Alamos. The earliest item from the entire Ulam collection is found within this series; a 1916 street scene of Ulam's hometown, Lwów, Poland, has been preserved within his collection of postcards.




    Series XIII. Photographs and film, 1930-1984
    1 box, 1 film; 0.5 linear feet

    Photographs and negatives, a scrapbook, and three films. The photographs of Ulam, family members, colleagues, places, and events are arranged alphabetically by subject (by last name if the subjects are people) and within each file chronologically. Most of these items are in black and white, and are evenly divided in sizes from 3x5" to 8x10", with a few very small (1x1") or larger (10x12") items. The earliest photograph is of the Lwów Mathematical Conference held in 1930; the latest is of Ulam's 75th birthday party in 1984. A number of scientists are depicted in this series, including Banach, Bethe, Borsuk, Erdös, Fermi, Gamow, Kac, von Karman, and von Neumann. Most of the photographs of Ulam are portraits, some formal, other informal. There is one picture of a very young Ulam (1932) in what appears to be swimming attire. The photographs in the scrapbook are arranged as received, and are in neither chronological nor alphabetical order. The dates covered range from a 1947 photograph of a collage involving a portrait of Ulam created for George Gamow (photographed by Jim Lilienthal) to a number of photographs from 1964 which depict the Dahlgren lecture, the Weizmann dinner, and a Parade Magazine article. The scrapbook includes several interesting images, including an aerial shot of Los Alamos, "The Lodge" at Los Alamos, Laura [Fermi?], von Karman and Bradbury, and Claire and Françoise Ulam.

    There are three 16mm motion picture films, the first of which is titled "Measure and set theory," with a running time of fifty minutes. In this lecture, filmed in conjunction with the Mathematical Association of America in 1966, Ulam outlines the basic principles of measure and set theory including additive or aggregate measures. The other films are "32 stars with r=0.4" (4-inch reel, dated May 25, 1967, and an unidentified film (3-inch reel) which may be a continuation of the "32 stars" film. "Measure and set theory" is stored at the end of the collection.




    Series XIV. Audiotape recordings, ca.1955-1982
    1 box, 21 tapes; 0.5 linear feet

    Audiotapes have been removed from the main collection for storage, and have been assigned call no. Rec. 151. Recordings are primarily of lectures and interviews. See the container listing for further information.

    This audio collection is comprised of an eclectic group of audio formats. There are four (4) 7" reel-to-reel tapes, four (4) 5" reel-to-reel tapes, three (3) 4" reel-to-reel tapes, one (1) 3" reel-to-reel tape (lacks box), and six (6) cassettes. In addition, there are three (3) unboxed 3 3/8" diameter reels. This last group is unidentified, but may be computer data stored on magnetic tape. As none of the tapes were played at the time the collection was processed, and as box/reel labels were often incomplete or lacking, no arrangement has been imposed on the tapes at this time. All reel-to-reel tape is 1/4". One 5" reel (designated "e") is stored in a 7" box.




    Series XV. Miscellaneous reprints, manuscripts, and journals, 1938-1986
    3 boxes; 1.5 linear feet

    Arranged alphabetically by author. Several folders are filed by journal title when the entire issue is of interest or by title of article when the author is unknown. Most of the materials of this series are reprints, photocopies, typescripts, or autograph manuscripts of scientific papers and reviews prepared by Ulam's colleagues. Notes, data, and abstracts of these papers are filed here as well. It should be noted that Ulam's reprints of journal articles are located in this series, not with the manuscripts of his other published works in Series IX. Some journals containing an article of scientific interest to Ulam, usually dealing with nuclear bombs or LASL, have been saved intact. Rather than removing the specific article, these journals remain as a complete issue and are filed under the author's name. In cases where the entire journal issue appears to have been of interest to Ulam, the journal has been filed by title.



    Detailed inventory

    Series I. Professional correspondence, 1932-1986
    33 boxes; 15.5 linear feet

    Abbott, Lois Ann 1971-1977
    Box 1

    Abbott, Richard L. 1975
    Box 1

    Abelson, Philip H. 1973
    Box 1

    Carnegie Inst. of Washington


    Ablowitz, Mark J. 1980-1982
    Box 1

    Abraham, Ralph 1977
    Box 1

    Academic Press 1965-1970
    Box 1

    Adams, Arthur S. 1962
    Box 1

    Adams, C. R. 1936
    Box 1

    Addison, John W., Jr. 1957
    Box 1

    hierarchies, constructibility


    Addison-Wesley Publishing, Co. [1973]-1978
    Box 1

    Heinlein, Lore
    Herbert, Pembroke


    Adler, [?] 1944
    Box 1

    Adomian, G[eorge] 1979
    Box 1

    Agins, Barnett R. 1970
    Box 1

    interdisciplinary research in math-physics grant


    Agnew, Harold 1971-1983
    Box 1

    Richard L. Garwin speech


    Agnew, John 1970
    Box 1

    Agnew, Ralph P. 1950-1952; n.d.
    Box 1

    Morse, Anthony P.


    Ahlfors, Lars V. 1951
    Box 1

    Aiserman, Mark 1966
    Box 1

    Akemann, Charles A. 1978
    Box 1

    Akl, D. 1977
    Box 1

    Aladyev, V. 1972
    Box 1

    Alavi, Yousef 1972
    Box 1

    Albers, Robert J. 1971
    Box 1

    Albertson, R. D. 1982
    Box 1

    Al-Dhahir, M. W. 1980
    Box 1

    Aldrich, W. Tyler, Jr. 1959
    Box 1

    escorts' responsibilities at Los Alamos


    Alexander, Gary 1964-1965
    Box 1

    Alexanderson, G. L. 1983
    Box 1

    Alexandroff, Paul 1935
    Box 1

    In French


    Allen, Donald R. 1969
    Box 1

    Prime numbers


    Allen, Jerry 1966
    Box 1

    Harold Liebowitz


    Allen, John Ed 1980-1981
    Box 1

    Allen, Peter S. 1969
    Box 1

    Allen, Phillip M. 1967
    Box 1

    bio-mathematics


    Allendoerfer, Carl B. 1952
    Box 1

    Allred, John C. 1958-1977
    Box 1

    Alpern, Steve 1973-1982
    Box 1

    homeomorphisms


    Altman, M. 1975
    Box 1

    American Academy of Arts and Sciences 1957
    Box 1

    Election
    Billings, Bruce H.
    Burnes, Ralph W.


    American Academy for the Advancement of Science 1976
    Box 1

    Botts, Truman
    Carey, William D.
    Hlavaty, Julius H.
    Knuth, Donald E.
    Levin, Simon A.
    Sterling, Daniel J.


    American Council of Polish Cultural Clubs 1967
    Box 1

    Turowski, Florence


    American Mathematical Monthly, The 1959-1971
    Box 1

    Andree, Richard V.
    Berge, Claude
    Drasin, David


    American Mathematical Society 1957-1977
    Box 1

    Colvin, B. H.
    Durst, Lincoln
    Green, John W.
    Lin, C. C.
    Pitcher, Everett
    Reynolds, Margaret
    Swanson, Ellen E.
    Walker, Gordon L.
    committee work


    American Scholar, The 1977
    Box 1

    Jones, Jean
    von Neumann article


    Amouyal, A. 1965-1966
    Box 1

    Anderson, Clinton P.
    Box 1

    Folder #1 1955-1964
    Folder 1

    H-bomb development, nuclear propulsion, Kennedy visit, moon observatory


    Folder #2 1965-1971
    Folder 2

    ROVER, ROVER


    Boyer, Keith testing
    Box 1

    Folder #3 n.d.
    Box 1

    Shepley & Blair's Hydrogen Bomb


    Anderson, Ken 1972
    Box 1

    Anderson, P. W. 1967
    Box 1

    Anderson, R. Christian 1970-1979
    Box 1

    Anderson, R. D. 1957-1959
    Box 1

    homeomorphisms; Scottish Book


    Andersson, Rolf 1973
    Box 1

    Ankeny, Barbara H. 1975-1976
    Box 1

    M.I.T. Press


    Annual Review of Biophysics and Bioengineering 1967-1971
    Box 1

    Handley, Jacqueline
    Morales, Manuel
    West, Charles A.


    Archer, E. James 1965-1966
    Box 1

    Argo, Harold V.
    Box 1

    - See Ser.I, Metropolis, Nicholas


    Armstrong, J. L. 1958
    Box 1

    Arnold, H. H. 1977
    Box 1

    Univ. of CO centennial medallion


    Arnold, J. R. 1959
    Box 1

    Arnowitt, Richard
    Box 1

    - See Ser.I, Desen, Stanley


    Arsove, Maynard G 1959
    Box 1

    Artin, E. 1956; n.d.
    Box 1

    telescope


    Artin, Natascha n.d.
    Box 1

    Artur, Csetényi 1973
    Box 1

    Ascher, Edgar 1972
    Box 1

    Ashenhurst, Robert L. 1971
    Box 1

    Ashmore, Harry S. 1964-1967
    Box 1

    Encyclopedia Britannica
    Mathematics & Logic article


    Asimov, Daniel 1967
    Box 1

    Askey, Dick 1976
    Box 1

    Astin, Allen V. 1974-1975
    Box 1

    National Academy of Sciences


    Atiyah, Michael 1972
    Box 1

    Princeton talk


    Augenstein, Bruno W. 1963-1983
    Box 1

    wave mechanics


    Aulicino, John V. 1976
    Box 1

    Ault, J. Burchenal 1983
    Box 1

    Avula, Xavier J. R. 1981-1982
    Box 1

    Ayres, W. L. 1945
    Box 1

    Baade, W. 1949
    Box 2

    Babai, L.
    Box 2

    -See Hajnal, A.


    Bacal, Jacob 1976
    Box 2

    Baclawski, Kenneth 1973
    Box 2

    Baer, Reinhold 1948-1971
    Box 2

    endomorphisms


    Bagby, Philip 1940?-1951
    Box 2

    SMU job search, biology, physics


    Baggett, Larry (Lawrence) 1967
    Box 2

    Bailey, Daniel E. 1966
    Box 2

    SMU calendar
    -See also Ser.I, Manning, Thurston E.


    Bailey, Herbert S., Jr. 1955-1956
    Box 2

    re: Coll. Of Math. Problems
    Princeton University Press


    Bailey, J. A. 1964
    Box 2

    Baird, Bridget 1971-1979
    Box 2

    Baker, Howard H., Jr. 1967
    Box 2

    Senate committee on tech. & human environment
    For originals, see Ser.I, Muskie, Edmund S.


    Baker, William O. 1965
    Box 2

    Bell Telephone Laboratories


    Bakowski, [Alois] n.d.
    Box 2

    In Polish


    Baldridge, Jack n.d.
    Box 2

    Bales, Verna 1965
    Box 2

    Ball, B. J. 1966
    Box 2

    New Scottish Book


    [Ball], B. L. 1976-1977
    Box 2

    Ballen, Samuel B. 1976-1983
    Box 2

    corrections to Shatterer of Worlds
    Ulam, Alex[ander]
    -See also Ser.I, Strauss, Peter


    Ballwag, R. A. 1962-1963
    Box 2

    Banach, Stefan (1892-1945) 1937-1977; n.d.
    Box 2

    Some in Polish
    Steinhaus speech


    Banach, Stefan, Jr. 1960-1974
    Box 2

    Some in Polish


    Barcellos, Anthony 1979-1981
    Box 2

    Interview


    Barell, John F. 1976
    Box 2

    Barner, Martin 1975
    Box 2

    Barnes, J. C. 1961-1963
    Box 2

    Hycon, civil def., laser glass


    Barres, Peter Marshall 1981
    Box 2

    Barrett, John H. 1958-1959
    Box 2

    Barrett, Lida K. 1973
    Box 2

    Barrows, Robert Guy 1976
    Box 2

    Adventures film


    Bartholomay, Anthony 1960-1972
    Box 2

    Bartlett, A. A. 1978-1983
    Box 2

    -See also Ser.I, Gamow, George


    Bartoszynski, Robert
    Box 2

    -See Ser.I, Olech, Czeslaw


    Barut, Asim 1966-1983;n.d.
    Box 2

    Gamow lectures


    Bass, Robert W. 1957
    Box 2

    Basu, D. 1969
    Box 2

    Bateman, P. T. 1965
    Box 2

    integers divisible by 3
    Hoolim, Haar


    Batty, Peter 1974-1975
    Box 2

    Film on H-bomb


    Baumgartner, James E. 1969
    Box 2

    Bauer, F. W. 1977
    Box 2

    Bazley, Norman W. 1971-1972; n.d.
    Box 2

    Pimbley, George


    Beadles, [Don] 1977
    Box 2

    Bebernes, Jerrold 1967-1977
    Box 2

    Mate, Attila


    Beck, J. I. (Mrs.) 1968
    Box 2

    Beck, Patricia D. 1980-1981
    Box 2

    Beckenbach, E. F. 1958-1959
    Box 2

    Math for engineer


    Bednarek, A[l]. R.
    Box 2

    Folder #1 1970-1975
    Box 2

    Aomic projective algebra
    Millsaps, K. T.


    Folder #2 1976-1983; n.d.
    Box 2

    Begle, E. G. 1956-1967
    Box 2

    Behan, J. F. 1959
    Box 2

    Belcher, P. F. 1958-1959
    Box 2

    Los Alamos security violations
    -See also Ser.I, Brillouin, Leon


    Bell, Clifford 1958-1959
    Box 2

    Bell, George I. 1964-1977; n.d.
    Box 2

    Biophysics, biomathematics


    Bellman, Richard
    Box 2

    Folder #1 1944-1966
    Box 2

    Probability, functional equat., learning process
    Birkhoff, Garrett
    Cairns, S. S.
    Lefschetz, S.
    Coll. of Math. Problems


    Folder #2 1967-1983
    Box 2

    Mathematical Biosciences jrnl.


    Folder #3 n.d.
    Box 2

    Life after WWII


    Bello, Francis 1964; n.d.
    Box 2

    Genealogy, computers


    Beltrami, Edward 1960
    Box 2

    Benbow, [?] 1942
    Box 2

    Army mathematics


    BenDaniel, David J. 1980-1983
    Box 2

    Set theory
    See Mycielski, Jan


    Benesch, Marie 1940
    Box 2

    In German


    Bennett, Albert B., Jr. 1977
    Box 2

    Benson, Ann 1976
    Box 2

    Benson, Sidney W. 1976
    Box 2

    Beraha, Sami 1962-1968
    Box 3

    inversion of matrices


    Berg, Murray 1964
    Box 3

    Berge, Claude 1971-1981
    Box 3

    Deza, M.
    Las Vergnas, M.
    Rosenstiehl, P.
    See American Mathematical Monthly


    Berger, Agnes 1976
    Box 3

    Bergman, George M. 1961
    Box 3

    Product automorphisms


    Bergman, Stefan 1955-1962
    Box 3

    Berkeley, Edmund S. 1957
    Box 3

    Berresford, Geoffrey C. 1978
    Box 3

    Bers, Lipman 1957-1983
    Box 3

    Besombes, Gilles D. 1978-1981?
    Box 3

    Bethe, Hans
    Box 3

    See Peierls, R. E.


    Betts, A. W. 1946-1947
    Box 3

    Los Alamos housing, forms for employment, requests and badges


    Beyer, Ann 1976
    Box 3

    Beyer, William A. 1955-1975; n.d.
    Box 3

    visual hulls, difference equations
    See Smith, Temple F.


    Bhargava, T. N. 1975-1976
    Box 3

    Bharucha-Reid, A. T. 1960
    Box 3

    Bialynicki-Birula, A.
    Box 3

    See Piskorek, Adam


    Bialynicki-Birula, Iwo 1977
    Box 3

    Some in Polish


    Bielski, Mark 1979
    Box 3

    Gawlinska, Halina


    Bing, R. H. 1948-1975
    Box 3

    Birkhauser Boston, Inc. 1980-1983
    Box 3

    re: publication of The Scottish Book
    Albers, Donald J.
    Cabell, Stephanie
    Kellam-Scott, Barbara
    Klein, Lauren T.
    Klump, Will
    Peters, Klaus


    Birkhoff, Garrett
    Box 3

    Folder #1 1936-1952
    Box 3

    Los Alamos clearance, Carson Mark, poem on GB., AEC clearance, Harvard, American-Soviet Friendship Committee
    Everett, C. J.
    See Bellman, Richard
    See Borgese, Elizabeth Mann
    See Price, G. Baley


    Folder #2 1953-1956
    Box 3

    Hydrodynamics, jet calculations, Coll. of Math. Problems, Lebesque measure
    Pasta, John


    Folder #3 1957-1967
    Box 3

    Nomination to NAS, George Birkhoff prize, synthetic materials for computers, von Neumann article, hydrodynamics
    Burington, Richard S.
    Green, John W.
    McShane, E. James
    Price, G. Baley
    Tuve, Merle
    Walsh, Joseph L.
    Wigner, Eugene P.


    Folder #4 1968-1982
    Box 3

    On Heims' "John von Neumann and Norbert Weiner"
    Rota, Gian-Carlo


    Folder #5 Dates; n.d.
    Box 3

    Publications, Fourier series


    Birkhoff, George D. 1936-1943
    Box 3

    Functional equations


    Birnbaum, Z. William 1969
    Box 3

    Zbyszek Lomnicki


    Bishir, John 1977
    Box 3

    Bishop, P. W. 1967
    Box 3

    Fermi calculator


    Bissinger, Barney 1959
    Box 3

    Blackwell, David 1957; 1983
    Box 3

    Blaker, Warren 1965
    Box 3

    Blakley, G. R. 1965
    Box 3

    Bland, Robert G. 1980
    Box 3

    Blank, A. A. 1960
    Box 3

    Blass, Andreas 1976
    Box 3

    Blass, Bronislaw 1969-1983; n.d.
    Box 3

    Some in Polish


    Blass, Piotr 1981
    Box 3

    Some in Polish


    Blattner, Meesa 1977
    Box 3

    Bledsoe, W. W. 1974
    Box 3

    Blenkinsop, I. H. 1981
    Box 3

    Bliven, Bruce 1976
    Box 3

    Alexander Sach's visit to FDR


    Blizard, John 1977
    Box 3

    Block, Henry W. 1970
    Box 3

    Bloom, David M. 1969
    Box 3

    Bloomfield, Bruce A. 1966
    Box 3

    Blum, Gerard 1973-1974
    Box 3

    re: Koestler's The Challange of Chance


    Blum, Julius R. 1971
    Box 3

    Blumberg, Stanley A. 1975
    Box 3

    Boba, Antonio 1959
    Box 4

    Bobrow, Robert J. 1968
    Box 4

    Bochner, Salomon 1942; 1958; 1979
    Box 4

    Bode, Hendrik W. 1946-1948
    Box 4

    Communication theory
    Bell Telephone Laboratories


    Boehm, George A. W. 1958-1968
    Box 4

    Fortune article on computers, Mark Kac
    Fullen, Betty


    Bogdan, Victor M. 1977-1978
    Box 4

    (Former name: Bogdanowicz,


    Witold M.)
    Box 4

    Bohm, David 1957
    Box 4

    Bok, Derek 1977
    Box 4

    Bolling, W. C. 1967
    Box 4

    Borgese, Elizabeth Mann
    Box 4

    Folder #1 1964-1965
    Box 4

    Mathematics & Logic article
    Birkhoff, Garrett
    Kac, Mark
    See Kac, Mark


    Folder #2 1966-1967
    Box 4

    Max Black's comments on article
    Black, Max


    Borgmann, Carl W. 1958
    Box 4

    Borowska, Zofja 1977
    Box 4

    Borsuk, Karol
    Box 4

    Some in Polish


    Folder #1 1937-1959
    Box 4

    Folder #2 1960-1979
    Box 4

    Madison, WI., Weizmann Inst. lecture


    Folder #3 1980-1982; n.d.
    Box 4

    Newspaper article by Borsuk


    Borsuk, Zofia 1982
    Box 4

    In French; on K. Borsuk's death


    Borzymowski, Andrzej 1983
    Box 4

    Bott[?], Rick 1982
    Box 4

    Boulanger, Philippe 1980
    Box 4

    Bourgin, Richard 1974
    Box 4

    Bourgin, [?] 1942
    Box 4

    Bouricius, Willard 1957-1958
    Box 4

    Bourne, Samuel 1964-1974
    Box 4

    Neyman, Kura-towski, locally compact subgroups


    Bowie, William S. 1964
    Box 4

    Boyd, Constance D. 1974
    Box 4

    corrections to Copernicus article


    Boyer, Keith
    Box 4

    See Anderson, Clinton P.


    Bozhko, N. 1966
    Box 4

    Bradbury, Norris 1946-1969
    Box 4

    industrial cooperation, abstract of SMU's Oak Ridge talk; consulting
    Critchfield, Charles L.
    Peters, Max S.
    See Gamow, George
    See Jarmie, Nelson


    Brahana, Thomas 1982
    Box 4

    Brainin, Joseph 1964
    Box 4

    Braithwaite, Karl 1981
    Box 4

    Bram, Leila D. 1969
    Box 4

    Brandenburg, Betty 1962-1965
    Box 4

    Brant, Bruce Edward 1979
    Box 4

    Audio book of Adventures, binary-quadenary, alternatives to Braille


    Brase, Corinne 1970
    Box 4

    Brauer, Richard 1941; 1957-1958; n.d.
    Box 4

    John von Neumann article


    Braun, Martin 1974
    Box 4

    Mappings


    Braverman, Max 1967; 1970
    Box 4

    Breil, Jean 1982-1983
    Box 4

    Breit, Gregory 1948
    Box 4

    Bremerman, H. J. 1967-1968
    Box 4

    Bio-mathematics


    Bricker, [Betty] 1976
    Box 4

    Briese, Franklin W. 1971
    Box 4

    Briggs, G. B. 1956-1957
    Box 4

    IBM


    Briggs, W[illiam] E. 1974
    Box 4

    See Norton, Karl K.


    Brillouin, Leon
    Box 4

    Some in French


    Folder #1 1947-1965
    Box 4

    Classification of docs., SMU notes, 1/4/51 letter
    Belcher, Philip F.
    Wheeler, John A.


    Folder #2 dates; n.d.
    Box 4

    Folder #3 days; n.d.
    Box 4

    In French


    Brinton, Crane 1946-1957
    Box 4

    Harvard Society of Fellows


    British Chess Magazine 1960
    Box 4

    Brittain, Donald 1966
    Box 4

    Fermi film proj.


    Brittin, Wesley 1961; 1970-1972
    Box 4

    Brockman, John 1983
    Box 4

    Brolley, J. E. 1958-1971
    Box 4

    LASL research program, Oppenheimer Mem.


    Brooks, Harvey 1941; 1973
    Box 4

    Harvard Society of Fellows


    Brosche, P[eter] 1967-1968
    Box 4

    Some in German


    [Brossa?], Beryl 1975
    Box 4

    Brotzman, Donald G. 1970
    Box 4

    Brown, Harold 1980
    Box 4

    Secretary of Defense


    Brown, Harrison 1966-1972
    Box 4

    Brown, Norman L. 1972-1974
    Box 4

    Brown, Randall J. 1975
    Box 4

    Brownell, F. H. 1960-1961
    Box 4

    Brownson, Helen L. 1957
    Box 4

    Mathematical notes on letter


    Brueckler, Keith 1969
    Box 4

    Brylewski, [Tom] 1976
    Box 4

    Brzezinski, Zbigniew 1978-1980
    Box 4

    White House reception, Poland


    Buck, R. Creighton 1971
    Box 4

    Chris Todd


    Budrewicz, [?] 1973
    Box 4

    Series II Ulam, Françoise


    [Buersching?], Margaret Beyer 1976
    Box 4

    Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists 1969
    Box 4

    Wilson, J. S.


    Bumcrot, Robert J. 1972
    Box 4

    Bundy, McGeorge 1965
    Box 4

    Special Asst. to the President for National Security


    Burbidge, Geoffrey 1963-1973
    Box 4

    Explosive phenomena and nucleosynthesis in stars & galaxies
    Burbidge, Margaret


    Burbidge, Margaret 1963-1964
    Box 4

    Burbidge, Geoffrey


    Burgwin, Howard 1964; 1967
    Box 4

    Burington, Richard S. 1957-1960
    Box 4

    See Birkhoff, Garrett
    See Garabedian, Paul R.


    Burks, Arthur W. 1961-1971
    Box 4

    Cellular automata


    Burlage, [Diane] 1979
    Box 4

    Burton, Victor M. 1967
    Box 4

    Busemann, Herbert 1942, 1944-1947
    Box 4

    Busenberg, Stavros 1977
    Box 4

    Bussgang, Julian 1946; 1958
    Box 4

    Zuckerbrot, Frank


    Cade, J. A. 1966
    Box 5

    Cahn, Anne H. 1970-1971
    Box 5

    re: thesis on the A.B.M.



    Box 5

    Cairns, Stewart S. 1946; 1952
    Box 5

    See Bellman, Richard


    Calder, Nigel 1965-1966
    Box 5

    New Scientist


    Calderon, Alberto P. 1978-1979
    Box 5

    Calkin, Mimi n.d.
    Box 5

    Cambefort, J. L. 1979
    Box 5

    Cameron, A. G. W. 1967
    Box 5

    Campaigne, H. 1950
    Box 5

    Campbell, Charles C. 1965
    Box 5

    Bath Tub Row houses


    Campbell, Frank L. 1961
    Box 5

    Campbell, Paul J. 1979
    Box 5

    Campbell, Robert H. 1957
    Box 5

    Organiz. charts, Nevada Test Site, propulsion reactor designs


    Canadian Journal of Mathematics 1968-1969
    Box 5

    Heilbronn, H.


    Canfield, Charles R. 1958
    Box 5

    Cardus, David 1965; 1976
    Box 5

    Carley, J. 1978
    Box 5

    Carlson, Bengt 1978
    Box 5

    Carlson, Julia
    Murphy, Dan
    See Gordon, Martin B.


    Carlson, Tim 1979
    Box 5

    Carr, John W., III 1952
    Box 5

    Carrier, George F. 1967; 1971
    Box 5

    Carson, Ward W. n.d.
    Box 5

    Carter, Ciel M. 1969
    Box 5

    Carter, David L. 1961
    Box 5

    Air Force Space Study Committee


    Carter, David S. 1956-1975
    Box 5

    Carter, P[at] 1978
    Box 5

    Carter, William J. 1976; 1980
    Box 5

    Case, James H. 1967
    Box 5

    Computers


    Case, Kenneth M. 1979
    Box 5

    Cashwell, Edmond D. 1971; 1980
    Box 5

    Casti, John L. 1971
    Box 5

    Cater, Steven C. 1977
    Box 5

    Catlett, Duane S. 1983
    Box 5

    LASL weapons orientation lectures


    Cavender, James A. 1975-1979; n.d.
    Box 5

    Cech, E. 1958
    Box 5

    Celestron Pacific 1974; 1976
    Box 5

    Telescope; Tuthill, Roger W., Inc.; eyesight


    Cenzer, Doug 1978
    Box 5

    Chaitlin, G. L. 1977
    Box 5

    Chamberlin, E. 1959
    Box 5

    Champlain, W. P. 1953
    Box 5

    Chan, Arthur C. H. 1970
    Box 5

    Chandrasekhar, S. 1957-1964
    Box 5

    Chapin, Leverett A. 1976
    Box 5

    Chapple, Eliot D. 1980
    Box 5

    Charney, Jule 1957-1958
    Box 5

    von Neumann and meteorology


    Charpie, Robert A. 1961
    Box 5

    Chase, Gary A. 1969
    Box 5

    Chatelet, A. 1950
    Box 5

    Chciuk, A. 1974
    Box 5

    Cheatham, Thomas E., Jr. 1954
    Box 5

    Cheded, L. 1983
    Box 5

    Chein, Orin 1975
    Box 5

    Chenette, Eugene 1974
    Box 5

    Chevalley, C. 1947
    Box 5

    von Neumann integer conjecture


    Chirikov, Boris 1964-1968
    Box 5

    Stochasticity, ergodicity


    Cholewicki, Victor 1980-1981
    Box 5

    Chowle, S. 1961?
    Box 5

    Christiansen, Peter L. 1982
    Box 5

    Christie, Dan E. 1970
    Box 5

    Name mistyped as "Chirstie"


    Chudnovsky, David 1974-1980
    Box 5

    Name also spelled "Choodnovsky"
    Chudnovsky, Gregory
    Moishezon, Boris


    Chudnovsky, Gregory
    Box 5

    Name also spelled "Choodnovsky"
    See Chudnovsky, David


    Church, Alonzo 1942-1951
    Box 5

    Clancy, H. G. 1948
    Box 6

    Clark, Jack n.d.
    Box 6

    Cleaver, Frank L. 1974
    Box 6

    Clements, George F. 1973
    Box 6

    Cody, Donald D. 1976
    Box 6

    Cohen, Daniel I. A. 1979
    Box 6

    Cohen, David M. 1974-1975
    Box 6

    Cohen, Leon W. 1955-1958; 1971
    Box 6

    National Science Foundation
    Rosenberg, Alex


    Cohen, Michael 1963; 1976
    Box 6

    Cohen, Paul J. 1964-1979
    Box 6

    George Polya


    Cohen, Regina 1973
    Box 6

    Cohen, Stanley 1982
    Box 6

    Cohn, Harvey 1960-1967
    Box 6

    nonlinear transformation
    See Stein, Paul


    Coit, Catherine 1970-1982; n.d.
    Box 6

    Cole, Julian D. 1968
    Box 6

    Coleman, S. J. 1972
    Box 6

    Collins, Fred 1966
    Box 6

    Restitution to SMU and Adam Ulam after WWII


    Collins, Larry 1980
    Box 6

    Collins, R. E. 1969-1970
    Box 6

    Colloquium Mathematicum 1977
    Box 6

    Colvin, Burt 1951
    Box 6

    See American Mathematical Society


    Combinatorial Theory, Journal of 1968-1972
    Box 6

    Star, Z.
    Younger, D.


    Comer, Steve 1977
    Box 6

    Computational Physics, Journal of 1974
    Box 6

    Alder, Berni


    Conant, Don 1978
    Box 6

    Infinity; mathematical physics


    Condon, Edward 1966
    Box 6

    See Mycielski, Jan


    Connolly, Joseph G. 1962
    Box 6

    Hycon Co.


    Connolly, Lucie 1957
    Box 6

    Connolly, Michael 1970
    Box 6

    Conners, Edward A. 1979
    Box 6

    Constantine, Charles M. 1977
    Box 6

    Contopoulos, George 1965-1970; n.d.
    Box 6

    Conway, J. H. 1970
    Box 6

    Conway, John B. 1976
    Box 6

    Cooke, Adeline B. 1978
    Box 6

    Photos of geometric drawings


    Cool, Steven L. 1972-1973
    Box 6

    Cooper, Leon 1975-1977
    Box 6

    Patterns


    Cooper, Ralph S. 1961; n.d.
    Box 6

    Humor on neutrino bomb, and Columbus' scientific review committee


    Cooney, James
    Box 6

    See LeBaron, Robert--Press Conference


    Copeland, Robert 1980
    Box 6

    Corbin, Lee n.d.
    Box 6

    Corbridge, James N. 1975
    Box 6

    Corliss, William R. 1964
    Box 6

    Corner, George W. 1962-1963
    Box 6

    Cotro-Manes, Patricia 1977
    Box 6

    Frontiers of Mathematics


    Courant, Richard 1950-1969
    Box 6

    NYU computing facility, AEC
    Fahrney, D. S. (RAdm.)


    Cowan, G. A. 1959; 1983
    Box 6

    Conf. on Project SANE (Scientific Applic. for Nucl. Explosions)


    Cranefield, Paul 1952
    Box 6

    Cranga, Robert 1970
    Box 6

    In French


    Crawford, Bryce 1979
    Box 6

    Creech, Roger L. 1980
    Box 6

    Creutz, E. 1958-1959
    Box 6

    Project ORION
    General Atomic


    Crew, W. H. 1958-1959
    Box 6

    Minutes of LASL: Committee on Visiting Scientists, Committee on Foreign Travel
    See Susco, Dante V.


    Critchfield, Charles 1955; 1969
    Box 6

    See Bradbury, Norris


    Crocker, Arthur W. 1960
    Box 6

    re: Ulam/Everett patent on nuclear propelled vehicle


    Croft, H. C. 1970
    Box 6

    Crouch, Ralph 1961
    Box 6

    Crowe, Lawson 1969; 1973-1974
    Box 6

    Univ. of Colorado business


    Cullinane, Steven H. 1976; n.d.
    Box 6

    Curtis, Kent K. 1971
    Box 6

    Curtiss, J. H. 1947-1948; 1958-1959
    Box 6

    Insitute of Numerical Analysis


    Clancy, H. G. 1948
    Box 6

    Clark, Jack n.d.
    Box 6

    Cleaver, Frank L. 1974
    Box 6

    Clements, George F. 1973
    Box 6

    Cody, Donald D. 1976
    Box 6

    Cohen, Daniel I. A. 1979
    Box 6

    Cohen, David M. 1974-1975
    Box 6

    Cohen, Leon W. 1955-1958; 1971
    Box 6

    National Science Foundation
    Rosenberg, Alex


    Cohen, Michael 1963; 1976
    Box 6

    Cohen, Paul J. 1964-1979
    Box 6

    George Polya


    Cohen, Regina 1973
    Box 6

    Cohen, Stanley 1982
    Box 6

    Cohn, Harvey 1960-1967
    Box 6

    nonlinear transformation
    See Stein, Paul


    Coit, Catherine 1970-1982; n.d.
    Box 6

    Cole, Julian D. 1968
    Box 6

    Coleman, S. J. 1972
    Box 6

    Collins, Fred 1966
    Box 6

    Restitution to SMU and Adam Ulam after WWII


    Collins, Larry 1980
    Box 6

    Collins, R. E. 1969-1970
    Box 6

    Colloquium Mathematicum 1977
    Box 6

    Colvin, Burt 1951
    Box 6

    See American Mathematical Society


    Combinatorial Theory, Journal of 1968-1972
    Box 6

    Star, Z.
    Younger, D.


    Comer, Steve 1977
    Box 6

    Computational Physics, Journal of 1974
    Box 6

    Alder, Berni


    Conant, Don 1978
    Box 6

    Infinity; mathematical physics


    Condon, Edward 1966
    Box 6

    See Mycielski, Jan


    Connolly, Joseph G. 1962
    Box 6

    Hycon Co.


    Connolly, Lucie 1957
    Box 6

    Connolly, Michael 1970
    Box 6

    Conners, Edward A. 1979
    Box 6

    Constantine, Charles M. 1977
    Box 6

    Contopoulos, George 1965-1970; n.d.
    Box 6

    Conway, J. H. 1970
    Box 6

    Conway, John B. 1976
    Box 6

    Cooke, Adeline B. 1978
    Box 6

    Photos of geometric drawings


    Cool, Steven L. 1972-1973
    Box 6

    Cooper, Leon 1975-1977
    Box 6

    Patterns


    Cooper, Ralph S. 1961; n.d.
    Box 6

    Humor on neutrino bomb, and Columbus' scientific review committee


    Cooney, James
    Box 6

    See LeBaron, Robert--Press Conference


    Copeland, Robert 1980
    Box 6

    Corbin, Lee n.d.
    Box 6

    Corbridge, James N. 1975
    Box 6

    Corliss, William R. 1964
    Box 6

    Corner, George W. 1962-1963
    Box 6

    Cotro-Manes, Patricia 1977
    Box 6

    Frontiers of Mathematics


    Courant, Richard 1950-1969
    Box 6

    NYU computing facility, AEC
    Fahrney, D. S. (RAdm.)


    Cowan, G. A. 1959; 1983
    Box 6

    Conf. on Project SANE (Scientific Applic. for Nucl. Explosions)


    Cranefield, Paul 1952
    Box 6

    Cranga, Robert 1970
    Box 6

    In French


    Crawford, Bryce 1979
    Box 6

    Creech, Roger L. 1980
    Box 6

    Creutz, E. 1958-1959
    Box 6

    Project ORION
    General Atomic


    Crew, W. H. 1958-1959
    Box 6

    Minutes of LASL: Committee on Visiting Scientists, Committee on Foreign Travel
    See Susco, Dante V.


    Critchfield, Charles 1955; 1969
    Box 6

    See Bradbury, Norris


    Crocker, Arthur W. 1960
    Box 6

    re: Ulam/Everett patent on nuclear propelled vehicle


    Croft, H. C. 1970
    Box 6

    Crouch, Ralph 1961
    Box 6

    Crowe, Lawson 1969; 1973-1974
    Box 6

    Univ. of Colorado business


    Cullinane, Steven H. 1976; n.d.
    Box 6

    Curtis, Kent K. 1971
    Box 6

    Curtiss, J. H. 1947-1948; 1958-1959
    Box 6

    Insitute of Numerical Analysis


    Dake, Alma Pauline Kennedy n.d.
    Box 7

    missing pp.1-2


    Dalcher, L. P. 1957
    Box 7

    RAIS


    Dales, D. Douglas 1978
    Box 7

    re: honorary degree - Univ. of Wisconsin at Madison


    Daniel, James W. 1973
    Box 7

    Dannen, Gene 1981
    Box 7

    re: SMU's H-bomb dream


    Darland, Margart G. 1973
    Box 7

    Dart, S. Leonard 1972-1973
    Box 7

    Das, Shawpawn Kimar 1969
    Box 7

    Dash, Harriman H. 1974
    Box 7

    Daub, Albert 1947
    Box 7

    Dauer, Manning 1979
    Box 7

    Dautray, Robert 1981; 1983
    Box 7

    Some in French


    David, Edward E. 1972
    Box 7

    President's message to Congress on science and technology


    Davies, Roy O. 1973
    Box 7

    Davis, C. I. 1964
    Box 7

    Davis, N. E. 1944
    Box 7

    Davis, Philip J. 1958; 1975
    Box 7

    Davis, Ronald W. 1968
    Box 7

    Davis, W. Kenneth 1957
    Box 7

    AEC Division of Reactor Development


    Dawson, Peter 1970
    Box 7

    Day, Martin n.d.
    Box 7

    Dean, Gordon
    Box 7

    See LeBaron, Robert--Press Conference


    Dean, R. G. 1977-1978
    Box 7

    de Branges, Louis 1979; 1981
    Box 7

    Degen, Louis 1971?
    Box 7

    Mathematics and industry


    de Groot, J. 1959
    Box 7

    de Hoffmann, Frederic 1946
    Box 7

    Declassified documents list


    Delage, Robert 1969
    Box 7

    In French


    de Lamadrid, J. Gil 1956
    Box 7

    Delbruck, Max 1961; 1967
    Box 7

    del Junco, Andres 1968
    Box 7

    Dell'Antonio, G. F. 1977
    Box 7

    Deller, R. A. 1946-1947
    Box 7

    Bell Telephone


    del Regato, J. A. 1980
    Box 7

    Del Tredici, Robert 1982
    Box 7

    de Mille, Richard 1978; 1983
    Box 7

    DeMillo, Richard A. 1970
    Box 7

    Department of State, Washington, D.C. 1947
    Box 7

    re: Juliusz Ulam


    de Santillana, G. n.d.
    Box 7

    Desen, Stanley 1952
    Box 7

    Nonlinear quantum mechanics
    Arnowitt, Richard


    Desoer, Charles A. 1959
    Box 7

    Deutsch, Alex T. 1959
    Box 7

    Rocket thrust patent


    de Valpine, Jean 1955
    Box 7

    deVaucouleurs, G. 1970
    Box 7

    Dewar, James A. 1971-1972
    Box 7

    re: dissertation on nuclear rocket program


    Dewdney, A. K. 1977; 1980
    Box 7

    DeWitt, Bryce
    Box 7

    See Wheeler, John A.


    Deya, M.
    Box 7

    See Berge, Claude


    Diaconis, Persi n.d.
    Box 7

    Dickason, Donald P. 1954
    Box 7

    Dickey, Leroy J. 1982
    Box 7

    Dieter, Ulrich 1972-1974
    Box 7

    Some in German


    Dietz, Klaus 1976
    Box 7

    Dieudonné, J. A. 1971
    Box 7

    Di Luzio, Frank G. 1967; 1983; n.d.
    Box 7

    Dinculeanu, N. 1974
    Box 7

    DiPrima, Richard C. 1970
    Box 7

    Dittersdorf, Anita n.d.
    Box 7

    In French


    Dittrich, Walter 1983
    Box 7

    Dobkin, David 1976
    Box 7

    Lipton, Richard J.


    Dodd, Paul A. 1958
    Box 7

    See von Neumann, John, Folder #6


    Dominik, Edward 1976-1977
    Box 7

    Donchin, Dale 1970
    Box 7

    Doran, Robert S. 1972
    Box 7

    Dormeyer, K. A. 1948
    Box 7

    Lane, William


    Dorwart, Harold L. 1977
    Box 7

    Doubilet, Peter 1972
    Box 7

    Douglas, Steven R. 1980-1981
    Box 7

    Cell division


    Douglass, Robert J. 1983
    Box 7

    Douthitt, Kathleen G. 1962
    Box 7

    Downing, Frank W. 1966
    Box 7

    Dreben, Burton 1978-1982
    Box 7

    Dreese, Mitchell J. 1964
    Box 7

    Drell, Sidney D. 1981
    Box 7

    Dresden, Max 1965-1966; 1974
    Box 7

    Dresher, M. 1956
    Box 7

    Games, chess


    Dressel, F. G. 1961
    Box 7

    Drobot, Stefan 1962-1963; 1971
    Box 7

    TMs. - Notre Dame Conf. on Mathematical Models in Physical Sciences


    Ducander, Charles F. 1959
    Box 7

    House of Reps. Committee on Science & Astronautics


    Duclaud-Lacoste, Pascal 1973
    Box 7

    Henniart, Guy


    Dudley, Russell E. 1958
    Box 7

    Duff, G. F. D. 1971
    Box 7

    Duffin, R. J. 1973
    Box 7

    Dugundji, J. 1969
    Box 7

    Dumas, A. M. 1967
    Box 7

    Duncan, Fred 1976
    Box 7

    Duncan, Robert Light 1969
    Box 7

    Dunn, T. A. 1971-1972
    Box 7

    Beard, G. Victor


    Dunnett, G. W. 1979
    Box 7

    Dunod 1969
    Box 7

    Some in French, re: French ed. of Math. & Logic
    Han, F.


    Durrie, John N. 1969
    Box 7

    re: honorary degree - Univ. of New Mexico


    Dynkin, E. B. 1981; n.d.
    Box 7

    Soviet antisemitism
    Kazhdan, David
    Kiefer, J.
    Piatetski-Shapiro, I. I.


    Dyhre, A. E. 1959
    Box 7

    LASL consultants


    Dyson, Freeman, J. 1958-1979; n.d.
    Box 7

    Ballistic missile defense, ORION


    Eaton, W. T. 1975
    Box 8

    Ebenstein, Ruth (Mrs. William) 1944
    Box 8

    Ebenstein, William 1945
    Box 8

    Eberly, J. H. 1978
    Box 8

    Eckart, Carl 1959
    Box 8

    Transformations


    Eddy, William F. 1977
    Box 8

    Edelman, Gerald 1978; 1983
    Box 8

    Edlman, J. n.d.
    Box 8

    Edwards, Robert 1972-1973
    Box 8

    Eelbs, Jim 1954
    Box 8

    Eggers, Maxine A. 1958
    Box 8

    Eggleston, H. G. 1956
    Box 8

    Eggleton, Roger B. 1974
    Box 8

    Ehrenfeucht, Andrzej 1974
    Box 8

    Ehrlich, Dick 1969
    Box 8

    Eidesstattliche Erklarung 1978; n.d.
    Box 8

    In German


    Eigen, Manfred 1971-1972
    Box 8

    Eilenberg, Samuel 1957
    Box 8

    Eilstein, Helena 1959
    Box 8

    In Polish


    Eisele, Carolyn 1977
    Box 8

    Eisenhart, Churchill 1949
    Box 8

    Eisenstein, Edward M. 1970
    Box 8

    Eliezer, David F. 1957
    Box 8

    Computer chess


    Elkeles, Adolf John 1935; 1939
    Box 8

    Some in German


    Ellingwood, Robert 1967-1970
    Box 8

    Univ. of Colorado
    See Manning, Thurston


    Elliott, Peter D. 1975; 1980
    Box 8

    Ellis, Homer 1972
    Box 8

    Ellis, R. Hobart 1967
    Box 8

    Elsasser, Walter M. 1959-1960
    Box 8

    Else, Jon 1980
    Box 8

    Oppenheimer film


    Emmanuel, Betty 1979
    Box 8

    Enarson, Harold L. 1967
    Box 8

    Engelking, Ryszard 1982-1983
    Box 8

    Some in Polish, Kuratowski
    Zygmund, Antoni
    See Ser.IX Kazimierz Kuratowski--A Reminiscence


    Eoll, John G. 1982-1983
    Box 8

    Epstein, Bernard 1977-1978
    Box 8

    Epstein, Marvin A. 1957
    Box 8

    Erdélyi, A. 1958
    Box 8

    Erdös, Paul
    Box 8

    Math. problems, politics


    Folder #1 1938-1946
    Box 8

    Algebra


    Folder #2 1947-1950
    Box 8

    Primes, probability


    Folder #3 1951-1961
    Box 8

    transfomations


    Folder #4 1962-1968
    Box 8

    Set theory


    Folder #5 1969-1970
    Box 8

    Borel sets
    Rao, B. V.


    Folder #6 1971-1972
    Box 8

    Fermat


    Folder #7 1973-1976
    Box 8

    Adventures, 5/3/76 re:Japan


    Folder #8 1977-1983
    Box 8

    Interview


    Folder #9 undated
    Box 8

    Folder #10 undated
    Box 8

    Folder #11 undated
    Box 8

    Prodigies


    Folder #12 undated
    Box 8

    Peter Kornya


    Ernest, John 1977
    Box 8

    EST. Edizione Scientifiche e Techniche 1972
    Box 8

    Macorini, Edgardo


    Estabrook, George F. 1969-1976
    Box 8

    Estrin, Gerald 1973; 1979
    Box 8

    Ettlinger, H. J. 1974
    Box 8

    Evans, Arthur 1977
    Box 8

    Evans, Christopher 1976
    Box 8

    Evenbeck, Scott 1979
    Box 8

    Everett, C. J.
    Box 8

    Folder #1 1944-1969
    Box 8

    set theory
    See Birkhoff, Garrett
    See Kelly, Paul


    Folder #2 undated days
    Box 8

    ASTP, ASTR


    Folder #3 undated
    Box 8

    Folder #4 undated
    Box 8

    Algebra, Fermat


    Folder #5 undated
    Box 8

    Los Alamos


    Folder #6 undated
    Box 8

    real numbers


    Everett, Hugh, III 1957
    Box 8

    DeWitt, Bryce
    Weiner, Norbert


    Ewens, W. J. 1971
    Box 8

    Ewing, John 1981
    Box 8

    Exotech Incorporated 1967
    Box 8

    Cooley, W. C.


    Faber, Vance 1973-1979
    Box 9

    Fabergé, A. C. 1976
    Box 9

    Fabian, Tibor 1977-1978
    Box 9

    Fagundes, Helio V. 1981-1982
    Box 9

    Fajtlowicz, Siemion 1972
    Box 9

    Falk, Harold 1967
    Box 9

    Falkoff, Adin 1958
    Box 9

    Farcl[?]er, Peter H. n.d.
    Box 9

    Farkas, Imre 1981
    Box 9

    Farlow, Stanley J. 1978
    Box 9

    Farmer, Doyne 1982
    Box 9

    Wolfram, Stephen


    Fathi, Albert 1980-1981
    Box 9

    Some in French


    J. W. Fecker, Incorporated 1957-1958
    Box 9

    Telescope, eyesight


    Federico, P. J. 1977
    Box 9

    Fedunok, Suzanne 1976
    Box 9

    Feher, G.
    Box 9

    -See Lovberg, R.


    Feinberg, Abraham 1973
    Box 9

    Feistel, Horst 1957
    Box 9

    Fekete, M. 1957
    Box 9

    Feldman, Jacob 1976
    Box 9

    Feldmeier, Joseph R. 1961
    Box 9

    Feldzamen, A. N. 1966
    Box 9

    Feller, W. 1944
    Box 9

    Fenyves, Ervin J. 1974
    Box 9

    Fermi, Enrico
    Box 9

    Folder #1 1948-1954
    Box 9

    Non-linear vibration, LASL


    Folder #2 n.d.
    Box 9

    Obit., Taylor instability
    Von Neumann, John


    Fermi, Giulio 1956-1962
    Box 9

    Enrico and Laura's son


    Fermi, Laura 1953-1976
    Box 9

    Coll. works, foreign scientists


    Fernholz, E. 1936
    Box 9

    Ferranti, Helene S. 1958
    Box 9

    Computer games
    Industrial Bulletin


    Ferraté, Gabriel A. 1977
    Box 9

    Ferris, Jean 1970
    Box 9

    Ferry, Steve 1979
    Box 9

    Feynman, Richard 1960; 1970-1973; n.d.
    Box 9

    Physics for Math. partons


    Ficken, F. A. 1970
    Box 9

    Fickett, Jim 1979-1981
    Box 9

    Field, Walter S. 1976
    Box 9

    Fieser, Louis F. 1967
    Box 9

    Goldhaber, Maurice
    Hofstadter, Robert
    Rabi, I. I.
    Rittenberg, David


    Fife, Paul C. 1970
    Box 9

    Filley, Gilles 1968
    Box 9

    Fine, Leonard W. 1979
    Box 9

    Finegold, L[en] 1976
    Box 9

    Finkelstein, D. 1959
    Box 9

    Tuck, James


    Finkelstein, Harold 1973-1976
    Box 9

    Fischer, Ed. Floyd 1976
    Box 9

    Fisher, Gordon 1958
    Box 9

    Fishman, Karl 1974
    Box 9

    Hermes, H.


    Fisk, J. B. 1946-1972
    Box 9

    Fitzgerald, Edwin R. 1958
    Box 9

    -See Ser.XV-Fitgerald, Edwin R.


    Fitzgerald, Rosemary 1978
    Box 9

    Fixler, Sylvain 1972-1973
    Box 9

    Some in French


    Flanagan, Dennis 1964
    Box 9

    Prime number pattern, age of electronics


    Flato, Moshe
    Box 9

    Folder #1 1974-1983
    Box 9

    Letters in Mathematical Physics
    Sternheimer, Daniel


    Folder #2 n.d.
    Box 9

    Fleming, Donald 1968
    Box 9

    Flesner, David E. 1983
    Box 9

    Fletcher, R. Ian 1973
    Box 9

    Flores, Antonio J. 1936
    Box 9

    In German


    Foch, James 1974
    Box 9

    Folk, Dick 1982
    Box 9

    Foran, James n.d.
    Box 9

    Forbes, Gilbert B. 1976
    Box 9

    Forbush, S. 1953
    Box 9

    Ford, Gary J. 1976
    Box 9

    Ford, Joseph 1960-1977; n.d.
    Box 9

    MANIAC


    Ford, Judson 1958
    Box 9

    AEC - Sandia Base


    Ford, Kenneth W. 1977
    Box 9

    Ford, Lester K. 1941; 1943
    Box 9

    Ford, Vince
    Box 9

    Folder #1 1965
    Box 9

    Von Neumann, rocket history


    Folder #2 1969
    Box 9

    Chronology, p.1-47


    Folder #3 1969
    Box 9

    Chronology, p.48-95


    Folder #4 1970
    Box 9

    H. Brown, space study


    Forster, W. 1978
    Box 9

    Forsyth, Joyce N. 1948
    Box 9

    Declassified docs.


    Forsythe, George E. 1958-1959
    Box 9

    Fort, M. K., Jr. 1958-1960
    Box 9

    Fortier, Jean J. 1977
    Box 9

    In French


    Fortuna, Vincent 1983
    Box 9

    Fosdick, Lloyd D. 1970-1975
    Box 9

    Foster, William C. 1965
    Box 9

    Fouquet, J. L. 1979-1980
    Box 9

    Fowler, Robert D. 1959
    Box 9

    LASL visiting scientists


    Fox, Ralph 1948-1956; n.d.
    Box 9

    Cartesian products


    Fraenkel, Abraham A. 1957-1958
    Box 10

    von Neumann


    Fraenkel, Aviezri S. 1976-1977
    Box 10

    Frankel, Stanley 1976-1977
    Box 10

    Frauenfelder, Hans 1976; 1983
    Box 10

    Frauenthal, James C. 1981
    Box 10

    Frechen, Joseph B. 1970
    Box 10

    Abstract on product isomorphisms


    Frèchet, Maurice 1936; 1956?
    Box 10

    In French


    Freed, William 1966-1967; n.d.
    Box 10

    Freeman, B. 1957
    Box 10

    Freeman, Raoul James 1957
    Box 10

    Fremond, M. 1983
    Box 10

    In French


    Freudenthal, H. 1960
    Box 10

    Friedman, Bernard 1962
    Box 10

    Friedrichs, K. O. 1959
    Box 10

    Frieman, Edward A. 1957
    Box 10

    Frisch, David 1970; 1977
    Box 10

    Frisch, H. L. 1960
    Box 10

    Frisch, O. R. 1946-1964
    Box 10

    3/24/64 SMU's illness
    Ridley, Brian
    Ridley, Cicely


    Froman, Darol 1958-1959; 1983
    Box 10

    Project Rover meeting agenda
    See Jarmie, Nelson


    Frontier Airlines, Inc. 1970
    Box 10

    Frontiers of Science 1974-1976
    Box 10

    Connelly, John
    Damen, Louise


    Frugé, August 1961
    Box 10

    Fry, H. B. 1959
    Box 10

    General Atomic


    Frye, Buck 1983
    Box 10

    Frye, Glenn n.d.
    Box 10

    Fryling, Jan 1976
    Box 10

    Humor


    Fryling, Kay (Mrs. Jan) 1977-1978
    Box 10

    Fuc[hes?], A. W. 1941
    Box 10

    Fuchs, W. 1969-1970
    Box 10

    Fulks, Watson 1966-1972
    Box 10

    Lax, Peter


    Funderburk, Jerry 1974
    Box 10

    Gala, Victoria 1976
    Box 10

    Gale, D. 1954; 1961
    Box 10

    Infinite games
    Stewart, F.


    Gale, M. S. 1965
    Box 10

    Gall, W. Einar 1983
    Box 10

    Gallagher, Leonard 1976-1980; n.d.
    Box 10

    Gallian, Joseph A. 1978-1980
    Box 10

    Gallucci, Vincent 1970
    Box 10

    Galvin, Fred 1978
    Box 10

    Gamow, Barbara 1969-1970;n.d.
    Box 10

    Snecdotes


    Gamow, George
    Box 10

    Some in French


    Folder #1 1949-1961
    Box 10

    Caricature of Teller, Monte Carlo; Re: Teller 1955; 4 color galazies; Gamow lectures
    Bradbury, Norris
    Diachison, Alex N.
    von Neumann, John


    Folder #2 1962-1977
    Box 10

    Bartlett, Albert
    Campbell, Philip M.
    Raymond, Detlev J.
    See Oversized for 16.IV.62 letter with encl.


    Folder #3 n.d.
    Box 10

    Caricature of SMU, nuclei
    [Teller?], Edward


    Ganea, Tudor 1960
    Box 10

    Garabedian, Paul R. 1959-1960
    Box 10

    Burington, R. S.
    McMillan, Brockway
    Prim, R. C.
    Stoker, J. J.
    Young, David M.


    Gardiner, Donald A. 1975-1976
    Box 10

    Gardner, Martin
    Box 10

    Folder #1 1964-1972
    Box 10

    Games


    Folder #2 1974-1984
    Box 10

    9/13/84 letter re: SMU's death, Adventures rev.
    Ulam, Françoise


    Gardner, Trevor 1961-1964
    Box 10

    Hycon, disarma ment verification, satellites, sci. advis. Board
    Gardner, Carie (Mrs. Trevor)


    Garel, Thomas n.d.
    Box 10

    Gary, Dr. ? 1968
    Box 10

    Gaughan, Edward D. 1967-1968
    Box 10

    Gavin, Lloyd 1979
    Box 10

    Geiringer, Hilda 1958
    Box 11

    Gelbaum, Bernard R. 1968
    Box 11

    Gelles, Gregory 1978
    Box 11

    Gelsomino, Frank 1967
    Box 11

    Gendron, Pierre 1970
    Box 11

    Gentry, Frank C. 1959
    Box 11

    Getman, Kendall G. 1959
    Box 11

    Getting, Ivan A. 1956-1974
    Box 11

    Gibbs, Peter 1977
    Box 11

    Frontiers of Sci.


    Gibbs, R. C. 1953
    Box 11

    See Scott, W. R.


    Gibrat, Robert 1974
    Box 11

    Gibson, R. E. 1964-1966
    Box 11

    Giese, John H. 1960
    Box 11

    Gilbert, Raymond A. 1958
    Box 11

    Gilde, Hans-Georg 1978
    Box 11

    Gillis, J. 1973-1974
    Box 11

    Gilmore, Robert 1974
    Box 11

    Ginsburg, Ben 1957
    Box 11

    Stein, Paul


    Givens, Wallace 1971
    Box 11

    Glanzberg, Al 1960
    Box 11

    Glass, A. M. W. 1979
    Box 11

    Glass, I. I. 1981
    Box 11

    Glass, Leon 1975-1976
    Box 11

    Glast, Irvine 1981
    Box 11

    Glatz, Charles E. 1945
    Box 11

    Glayman, Claude 1973
    Box 11

    In French


    Gleason, A. M. 1957-1958
    Box 11

    Goad, Walter B. 1969-1970
    Box 11

    Goddard, David R. 1978
    Box 11

    Gödel, Kurt 1942-1985
    Box 11

    von Neumann


    Godlewski-Ophir, J. 1974
    Box 11

    -See also Ophir, Dan


    Godlewski, S. 1973
    Box 11

    Goffman, Casper 1952; 1957
    Box 11

    Goldberg, Michael 1971; n.d.
    Box 11

    Goldberg, Vladislav 1979
    Box 11

    Golden, William T. 1982
    Box 11

    Goldhaber, Maurice
    Box 11

    See Fieser, Louis F.


    Goldhaber, Michael H. 1969
    Box 11

    Goldhaber, [Trude] 1954; 1956; 1968
    Box 11

    Some in German


    Goldstein, Gordon D. 1975
    Box 11

    Goldstine, Herman 1959-1967
    Box 11

    Golomb, Michael 1959
    Box 11

    Golomb, Solomon W. 1960
    Box 11

    Golovin, N. E. 1949; 1962
    Box 11

    Rover


    Gomulka, Joanna 1982-1983
    Box 11

    Some in Polish


    Good, I. J. 1952
    Box 11

    Good, Robert J. 1961
    Box 11

    Goodall, Marcus n.d.
    Box 11

    Goodman, Al. W. 1983
    Box 11

    Goodman, William B. 1977
    Box 11

    Goodner, Dwight B. 1974
    Box 11

    Goodwin, R. M. 1980
    Box 11

    Gopalan, M. A. 1983
    Box 11

    Goppett, John W. 1970-1971
    Box 11

    Gordon, Martin B. 1961-1962
    Box 11

    Carlson, Bengt


    Gordon, Richard 1967; 1973
    Box 11

    Gore, Marge (Margaret) 1967-1971; n.d.
    Box 11

    Gorman, Elizabeth 1957-1958
    Box 11

    Gottenberg, William G. 1968
    Box 11

    Gottlieb, Dianne 1965-1966
    Box 11

    Grad, Arthur 1959
    Box 11

    Graham, Ronald L. 1973-1982; n.d.
    Box 11

    Granas, A. 1976
    Box 11

    Some in French


    Gras, Edwin C. 1940
    Box 11

    Harvard


    Graustein, William C. 1939
    Box 11

    Graves, Alvin C. 1957
    Box 11

    See LeBaron, Robert--Press Conference


    Graves, Elton 1973
    Box 11

    Graves, L. M. 1938; 1943; n.d.
    Box 11

    Gray, J. D. 1967
    Box 11

    Green, John W. 1957-1960
    Box 11

    See American Mathematical Society
    See Birkhoff, Garrett


    Greenstein, Jesse 1971
    Box 11

    Math depts.


    Greenwood, Fred L. 1968
    Box 11

    Greenwood, Robert E. 1977-1978
    Box 11

    Gregg, Lee W. 1974
    Box 11

    Gregory, A. S. 1956
    Box 11

    Griego, Richard J. 1977
    Box 11

    Taos bio-math, conference


    Griffiths, H. B. 1958
    Box 11

    Griggs, David 1947
    Box 11

    See Brooks, Harvey


    Grimeisen, Gerhard 1970
    Box 11

    Gropetti, H.
    Box 11

    Luthy, M.


    Gros Louis, Kenneth R. R. 1982
    Box 11

    Grünbaum, Branko 1957-1958
    Box 11

    some in Hebrew


    Grusin, Don 1966
    Box 11

    Guberman, J. 1980
    Box 11

    Guenard, François 1981
    Box 11

    Some in French


    Guenther, Ronald B. 1979
    Box 11

    Gueron, Michèle 1977
    Box 11

    Gugu, Alexandra 1974-1975
    Box 11

    Gullion, Ralph 1964
    Box 11

    Gunn, John O. 1960
    Box 11

    Güntzer, Ulrich 1969
    Box 11

    Gupta, P. C. 1977-1978
    Box 11

    Gustafson, Karl 1969-1978
    Box 11

    Univ. of Colorado


    Guthery, Scott B. 1970
    Box 11

    Guy, Richard K. 1968-1975
    Box 11

    Haar, D. ter
    Box 12

    See ter Haar, D.


    Haddad, H. M. 1969-1970
    Box 12

    Hagopian, C[huck] 1979
    Box 12

    Haimo, F. 1960
    Box 12

    Hair, H. B. 1972
    Box 12

    Hajnal, A. 1972
    Box 12

    Babai, L.


    Haken, H. 1983
    Box 12

    Halász, Sylvia 1973-1974
    Box 12

    Hall, Edward T. 1976; 1981
    Box 12

    Hall, Marshall, Jr. 1971
    Box 12

    Halladay, Henry
    Box 12

    Folder #1 1969
    Box 12

    Court case on computer development
    Tinkham, Thomas


    Folder #2 1970
    Box 12

    Trial memo


    Folder #3 1971-1976
    Box 12

    Haller, Rudolf 1983
    Box 12

    Halmos, Paul R. 1942; 1949; n.d.
    Box 12

    Halperin, Israel 1957-1982
    Box 12

    See Whitman, Marina von Neumann


    Hama, Francis R. 1961
    Box 12

    Hamann, H. Fredrick 1955
    Box 12

    Anderson, Clinton P.


    Hammer, F. David 1976
    Box 12

    Hammer, Peter 1970-1978
    Box 12

    Hammer, Preston C. 1971
    Box 12

    Hammersley, J. M. 1961; 1970
    Box 12

    Hamming, Richard 1947
    Box 12

    Hancock, John E. H. 1959
    Box 12

    Handler, Philip 1971-1978
    Box 12

    See also Keldysh, M. V.


    Hanna, J. Ray 1969
    Box 12

    Hannick, Francis 1978
    Box 12

    Masters thesis


    Hanson, Harold P. 1976
    Box 12

    Harari, H. 1980
    Box 12

    Harary, Frank 1958-1959; 1971
    Box 12

    Hardie, Bradford 1977
    Box 12

    Hardy, Joan E. 1960; n.d.
    Box 12

    Harlow, Francis H. 1956
    Box 12

    See oversize for 14 May 1957


    Harper & Row, Publishers 1968
    Box 12

    Vance, Blake E.


    Harris, Julian 1947
    Box 12

    Harris, Lawrence 1979
    Box 12

    Harris, Theodore E. 1946-1950
    Box 12

    Harrison, Marvin [S.?] 1976
    Box 12

    Hartgering, James B. 1962
    Box 12

    Hartzman, Carl S. 1979
    Box 12

    Harvard University Society of Fellows 1957-1975
    Box 12

    Hoxie, E. F.
    Leontif, Wassily


    Hatch, Eastman N. 1974
    Box 12

    Hay, Patricia 1942
    Box 12

    Hawkins, David
    Box 12

    Folder #1 [1945?]-1973
    Box 12

    Primes, MANIAC
    See Peters, Max


    Folder #2 n.d.
    Box 12

    Folder #3 n.d.
    Box 12

    Ulam, Claire


    Folder #4 n.d.
    Box 12

    Stats., philos.


    Hawkins, Thomas 1983
    Box 12

    Haworth, Leland 1968
    Box 12

    Heady, Ferrel 1969
    Box 12

    Hon. degree


    Heatherly, Henry E. 1976
    Box 12

    Heisenberg, W. 1965
    Box 12

    Hejtmanek, Hans 1969-1982
    Box 12

    Helfenstein, H. 1958
    Box 12

    Heller, Robert L. 1978
    Box 12

    Heller, Sidney 1970-1971
    Box 12

    Hellerman, Leo 1976
    Box 12

    Hellerman, Robert H. G. 1979
    Box 12

    Helson, Henry 1951-1958
    Box 12

    See Steinhaus, Hugo


    Hempelmann, L. H. 1945
    Box 12

    LASL health hazards


    Hendrickson, M. S. 1958
    Box 12

    Henkin, Leon 1971
    Box 12

    Henney, Dagmar 1973
    Box 12

    Henniart, Guy
    Box 12

    See Duclaud-Lacoste, Pascal


    Henningsen, Peter 1979
    Box 12

    Hénon, Michel 1967
    Box 12

    Henri, [?] 1966
    Box 12

    Henrick, John J. 1960
    Box 12

    Henriques, F. C. 1956
    Box 12

    Hensley, Douglas n.d.
    Box 12

    Herbstein, F. H. 1977-1978
    Box 12

    Herman, Bob (Robert) 1969-1970
    Box 12

    Herman, Gabor T. 1971
    Box 12

    Hermann, Robert 1958
    Box 12

    Hermes, Henry 1972-1976
    Box 12

    SIAM


    Herz, J. C. (Jean-Claude) 1965; 1967
    Box 12

    Hessel, Samuel J. 1979
    Box 12

    Hestenes, M. R. 1958
    Box 12

    Heuer, Ken 1975; 1980
    Box 12

    Hewitt, Edwin 1947; 1960-1961
    Box 12

    Hewlett, Richard G. 1968-1969
    Box 12

    Higier, Theodore 1964
    Box 12

    Higman, Howard 1964
    Box 12

    Conf. on world affairs


    Hill, Albert G. 1962-1964
    Box 12

    Wiesner, Jerome B.


    Hilton, Peter 1967
    Box 12

    Hines, Richard P. 1958
    Box 12

    Hirschfelder, Joseph O. 1963
    Box 12

    Hoarse, Graham 1980-1981
    Box 13

    Hobbs, Arthur M. 1978
    Box 13

    Hodges, Andrew P. 1979
    Box 13

    Hodges, John H. 1970-1973
    Box 13

    Griffin, Edmond E.


    Hoerlin, Hermann 1956; 1961
    Box 13

    LASL space committee


    Hoffman, Frederick 1974
    Box 13

    talk outlines


    Hofstadter, Douglas R. 1977-1981
    Box 13

    Hofstadter, Robert 1975
    Box 13

    See also Fieser, Louis F.


    Holladay, John C. 1964-[1977?]
    Box 13

    Hollis, William H. 1955-1956
    Box 13

    Von Neumann, John


    Holsztynski, Wlodzimierz 1975-1979
    Box 13

    Holt, Rinehart and Winston 1977
    Box 13

    re: Adventures
    Klein, Norman


    Holter, Norman J. 1976
    Box 13

    Holton, Mary 1978
    Box 13

    Honig, William 1977
    Box 13

    Hooper, Jane 1954
    Box 13

    Hopf, H. 1936; 1951
    Box 13

    In German


    Hopkins, Frank S. 1940
    Box 13

    Horowitz, A. 1956-1957
    Box 13

    chess


    Horwitz, Paul 1969
    Box 13

    ABM issue


    Householder, A. S.
    Box 13

    Folder #1 1948-1956
    Box 13

    Monte Carlo, Mathematical Profiles Project (MPP)


    Folder #2 Nov. 1956
    Box 13

    Folder #3 Dec. 1956
    Box 13

    Folder #4 1957
    Box 13

    Folder #5 n.d.
    Box 13

    Howard, William M. n.d.
    Box 13

    Howorka, Edward
    Box 13

    Folder #1 1973-1978
    Box 13

    Folder #2 1979-1981
    Box 13

    Folder #3 n.d.
    Box 13

    SMU's notes


    Hoyt, Henry 1949; 1958; 1969
    Box 13

    LASL security of top secret docs.


    Huang, Kerson 1974-1975
    Box 13

    Hudson, Craig C. 1960
    Box 13

    Hughes, A. L. 1943-1944
    Box 13

    Invitation to Los Alamos


    Hunter, Kenneth E. 1963-1970
    Box 13

    Hycon


    Hurd, Cuthbert 1949-1983
    Box 13

    Monte Carlo


    Hyers, Donald H.
    Box 13

    Folder #1 1942-1954
    Box 13

    USC; papers


    Folder #2 1955-1982
    Box 13

    Folder #3 date, n.d.
    Box 13

    Folder #4 n.d.
    Box 13

    Hyman, [A?nton] A. 1961
    Box 13

    Ickes, Harold 1969
    Box 14

    ABM


    Ihrig, Edwin
    Box 14

    Folder #1 1980-1981
    Box 14

    Folder #2 n.d.
    Box 14

    Ilisevich, Robert D. 1971
    Box 14

    Inghram, Mark G. 1968
    Box 14

    Ingraham, R[ichard L.] 1952-1955
    Box 14

    International Research and Exchanges Board 1973
    Box 14

    Scott, Cynthia
    Vilkas, Eduardas


    Interscience Publishers, Inc. 1957-1960
    Box 14

    Collection of Mathematical Problems
    Kask, Warren
    Kent, Leonard B.
    King, Charles H.
    Mosbacher, C. J.
    Proskauer, E. S.


    Irwin, John 1978
    Box 14

    Irwin, William J. 1957
    Box 14

    Isa[?]dor, Wladimir 1936
    Box 14

    Isaacs, Rufus 1957-1958
    Box 14

    Game theory


    Iseki, Kiyosi 1939
    Box 14

    Ivry, Benjamin 1981
    Box 14

    Jacob, George 1973
    Box 14

    Jacobs, Earl E. 1961
    Box 14

    Jacobsen, Thomas W. 1982
    Box 14

    Jaffe, Robert L. 1981
    Box 14

    Janssen, William Earl 1976
    Box 14

    Jarmie, Nelson 1958
    Box 14

    LASL
    Bradbury, N. E.
    Froman, D. K.


    Jaworowski, Jan 1958; 1961
    Box 14

    In Polish


    Jehle, Herbert 1968
    Box 14

    Jensen, Hans D. 1970
    Box 14

    Jessor, Richard 1971
    Box 14

    Joffe, Anatole 1977-1978
    Box 14

    Some in French


    John, Fritz 1952-1961; 1971
    Box 14

    problems


    Johnson, Donnelly J. 1969
    Box 14

    Johnson, Gordon G. 1975
    Box 14

    Johnson, Laurence W. 1977
    Box 14

    Johnson, Paul B. 1958-1959
    Box 14

    Johnson, Ralph M. 1972; 1976-1977
    Box 14

    Johnson, Ralph P. 1958
    Box 14

    Johnson, Shirley 1972; 1975
    Box 14

    Jones, Burton W. 1957-1977
    Box 14

    Univ. of Colorado


    Jones, James P. 1983
    Box 14

    Jones, R. Michael 1967
    Box 14

    Just, Kurt 1961
    Box 14

    K[?], E[?]l 1970
    Box 14

    Kac, Mark
    Box 14

    Folder #1 1955-1964
    Box 14

    See Borgese, Elizabeth Mann
    See Preece, Warren E.


    Folder #2 1965-1968
    Box 14

    Mathematics and Logic; Rota comments
    Borgese, Elizabeth Mann


    Folder #3 1969-1970
    Box 14

    Reviews


    Folder #4 1971-1978
    Box 14

    Some in French, Lebesque


    Folder #5 1979-1983
    Box 14

    Some in Russian


    Folder #6 n.d.
    Box 14

    Marceli Stark, Adventures


    Kadushin, Evelyn G. n.d.
    Box 14

    Kahane, Joseph 1969-1970
    Box 14

    Kahn, Herman 1949; 1954
    Box 14

    Monte Carlo


    Kakutani, Shizuo 1941; 1950-1958
    Box 14

    Kalk, W. Richard 1982
    Box 14

    Kallet, [Tony] 1976
    Box 14

    Kallman, Robert R. 1973-1979
    Box 14

    Kalman, Rudolph 1974; 1979
    Box 14

    See also Whitman, Marina von Neumann


    Kaluza, Roman 1980
    Box 14

    Some in Polish, Banach


    Kamimura, K. 1980
    Box 14

    Kampe de Feriet, J. 1953-1954
    Box 14

    Some in French


    Kannai, Y. 1976
    Box 14

    Kantor, Jean-Michel 1981
    Box 14

    Kaplan, Wilfred 1957
    Box 14

    Kaplanski, Irving 1963; 1978
    Box 14

    Karff, Mona M. 1981
    Box 14

    Kariotis, Christina 1976
    Box 14

    Karlin, Samuel 1971-1972
    Box 14

    Karlsson, Johan 1974
    Box 14

    Karpinski, Marek 1977-1980; n.d.
    Box 14

    See Pallascke, D.


    Karst, Edgar 1961-1961
    Box 14

    Kates, Robert W. 1977
    Box 14

    NAS-human rights


    Katz, Paul H. 1953
    Box 14

    Katz, Richard J. 1977
    Box 14

    Kaufman, Brian 1980
    Box 14

    Kaufmann-Buhler, Walter 1980
    Box 14

    Kauffman, Andrew J. 1957-1958
    Box 14

    Juliusz Ulam


    Kautz, Willam H. 1963
    Box 14

    Kaysen, Carl 1971-1972
    Box 14

    Kazanowski, Albin 1979
    Box 14

    Keeny, Spurgeon M. 1960-1961
    Box 14

    Keesling, James 1972-1980
    Box 14

    Kehl, William B. 1958
    Box 14

    Keilson, Julian 1951-1952
    Box 14

    Kekst, Gershon 1980
    Box 14

    Keldysh, M. V. 1973
    Box 15

    Sakharov
    Handler, Philip


    Kellogg, J. M. B. 1959
    Box 15

    Kelly, Armand 1949
    Box 15

    Kelly, Harry C. 1960
    Box 15

    Kelly, Paul
    Box 15

    Folder #1 1941-1949
    Box 15

    War years
    Everett, C. J.


    Folder #2 1955-1975
    Box 15

    Visual hull


    Folder #3 1976-1980
    Box 15

    Folder #4 n.d.
    Box 15

    Papers
    Bondy, J. A.
    Hemminger, R. L.


    Folder #5 n.d.
    Box 15

    Kennedy, Sargent 1970-1971
    Box 15

    Kemeny[?], John 1947
    Box 15

    Kepski, Julius 1982
    Box 15

    Kerr, Donald M. 1981-1982
    Box 15

    Metropolis, N.


    Kershner, R[ichard] B. 1970
    Box 15

    Kessler, Richard Lee 1964
    Box 15

    Khinchin, A. I. 1951?
    Box 15

    Kiefer, J[ack] 1972
    Box 15

    Kielczewski, Z. 1975
    Box 15

    Nowak, S.


    Kiesler, Bruno 1974
    Box 15

    Killian, J. R. 1956
    Box 15

    Kilmer, William L. 1962
    Box 15

    Kim, K. J. 1981; n.d.
    Box 15

    Kimball, R. M. 1949
    Box 15

    LASL


    Kimble, H. Jeff 1982
    Box 15

    King, Donald West 1972; 1974
    Box 15

    King, Gilbert W. 1959
    Box 15

    King, Percival 1967
    Box 15

    Fermiac calculator


    Kingman, John 1977-1978
    Box 15

    Kishimoto, Akitaka 1978
    Box 15

    Kisiel, Chester C. 1970
    Box 15

    Kissell, Mary C. 1972
    Box 15

    Kisslinger, Carl 1979
    Box 15

    Kister, Jim 1956-1957
    Box 15

    Kistiakowsky, George B. 1959-1977
    Box 15

    Muskie campaign


    Klamkin, M. S. 1959
    Box 15

    Newman, D. J.


    Klaring, Wermer 1972
    Box 15

    Klauder, John R. 1980
    Box 15

    Kleban, Eugene 1974; 1977
    Box 15

    Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences in America


    Klee, Victor 1958; 1973-1974
    Box 15

    Computers
    See also McCarthy, Joseph L.


    Kleene, Stephen C. 1940-1942; 1967
    Box 15

    Klein, Jacob 1956
    Box 15

    Klein, Morris 1978
    Box 15

    Kleinberger, P. A. (Mrs.) 1963
    Box 15

    Kleinfeld, Erwin 1977
    Box 15

    Kleitman, Daniel 1961-1976
    Box 15

    Erdö


    Kleppner, Adam 1971-1972
    Box 15

    Klethyn, Anatol n.d.
    Box 15

    anagrams of SMU's name


    Kletzing, Dennis 1977-1978
    Box 15

    Kline, J. R. 1942-1945
    Box 15

    war


    Kluczynski, Thomas E. 1964
    Box 15

    Knee, David n.d.
    Box 15

    Knight, Bruce 1973
    Box 15

    Knight, Gary A. 1981
    Box 15

    Knudsen, Vern O. 1958-1959
    Box 15

    See von Neumann, John, Folder #6


    Kobelinski, Mitchell P. 1971
    Box 15

    Kochen, Manfred 1976-1977
    Box 15

    Wilson, Linda M.


    Kohler, Foy D. 1982
    Box 15

    Kolata, Gina Bari 1975
    Box 15

    Kolman, Bernard 1983
    Box 15

    Kolo Lwowian 1976
    Box 15

    Kolodner, I. I. 1971; n.d.
    Box 15

    Kolstead, George A. 1964
    Box 15

    See Pasta, John


    Kölzow, D. 1979
    Box 15

    Konopinski, Emil 1965; 1970
    Box 15

    Kopec, Ada 1976-1977; n.d.
    Box 15

    Some in Polish


    Kopman, Gerd 1976; 1978
    Box 15

    Koprowska, Irena 1973-1974
    Box 15

    Koprowski, Hilary 1976
    Box 15

    Korevar, Jaap 1971
    Box 15

    Kosciuszko Foundation 1974
    Box 15

    Miskiewicz, Sophia


    Koshland, Daniel 1981
    Box 15

    Koski, Walter 1947
    Box 15

    Kott, Lidka 1962-1963; 1975, n.d.
    Box 15

    Some in Polish
    Steinhaus' daughter


    Kouri, Robert 1971
    Box 15