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H1-H108 History of Science
H109-H119 Women in science
H120-H132 Education issues
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Papers of Bertha Jeffreys

Title History of Science
Reference H1-H108
Covering Dates 1917–2000
Extent and Medium paper
Content and context

H1-H95 Scientists and mathematicians. Arranged alphabetically by scientist. For material re Sir Harold Jeffreys see A94-A186.

H96-H108 History of mathematics and science.

St John's Library/JeffreysB/H1-H108 contains:
H1-H4 Sir Edward Victor Appleton (1892-1965).
paper.
1975–1997
H5 Hertha Marks Ayrton (1854-1923). Includes copy of 'Hertha Ayrton: a persistent experimenter' by J. J. Tattersall and S.L. McMurran, Journal of Women's History vol. 7 (1995).
paper.
1995–1996
H6 Mary Everest Boole (1832-1916). Information gathered in connection with G.I. Taylor.
paper.
1993
H7-H14 Mary Lucy Cartwright (1900-1998).
paper.
1960–1998
H15-H16 Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar (1910-1995).
paper.
1983–1996
H17 William Kingdon Clifford (1845-1879). 'Exeter's Mathematican' by E.A. Power, 18pp duplicated typescript.
18p; paper.
1917–1999
H18-H28 Paul Adrien Maurice Dirac (1902-1984).
paper.
1985–1997
H29 Charlotte Froese Fischer (1929-). Typescript autobiographical account with related correspondence.
12p; paper.
1999
H30 Ralph Howard Fowler (1889-1944). Correspondence and papers chiefly re commemoration of the centenary of the birth of Fowler (1889). Also includes photocopies re Heisenberg in Cambridge.
paper.
1986–1996
H31 Dorothy Annie Elizabeth Garrod (1892-1969). 'From "small, dark and alive" to "crippingly shy": Dorothy Garrod as the first woman Professor at Cambridge' by P.J. Smith, 28pp and 19pp typescripts; related correspondence.
paper.
1998–1999
H32-H38 John Arthur Gaunt (1904-1944).
paper.
1948–1993
H39 George Green (1793-1841). Material assembled for bicentennial celebration of the birth of this mathematician and physicist.
paper.
1993
H40-H40a Godfrey Harold Hardy (1877-1947).
paper.
1967–1985
H41-H55 Douglas Rayner Hartree (1897-1958).
paper.
1929–1995
H56 Henry Ronald Hassé (1884-1955). Biographical information.
paper.
1995
H57-H59 Werner Heisenberg (1901-1976).
paper.
1976–1997
H60-H66 Inge Lehmann (1888-1993).
paper.
1934–1997
H67 Lise Meitner (1878-1968). Copy of letter from Sir Brian Pippard to Michael [?] re article on Meitner and O. Hahn (with copy of article).
paper.
1992
H68-H69 Edward Arthur Milne (1896-1950).
paper.
1988–1998
H70 John Milne (1850-1913). Chiefly photocopied information and manuscript notes. See also H98, H99.
paper.
1988
H71-H74 Barbara Mary Middlehurst (1915-1995).
paper.
1987–1996
H75-H76 Andrija (1857-1936) and Stjepan Mohorovicic (1880-1980). Correspondence and biographical information on the Mohorovicics.
2 folders; paper.
1917–1993
H77-H79 Nevill Francis Mott (1905-1996).
paper.
1995–1997
H80-H82 Maxwell Herman Alexander Newman (1897-1984).
paper.
1995–1997
H83-H85 Lewis Fry Richardson (1881-1953).
paper.
1967–1993
H86 Alfred Arthur Robb (1873-1936). Chiefly photocopied information re Robb.
paper.
1991
H87-H88 Robert Schlapp (1899-1991).
paper.
1991–1993
H89-H91 Charlotte Angas Scott (1858-1931).
paper.
1974–1993
H92 Robert Stoneley (1894-1976). Typescript draft and proof of Jeffreys's reminiscences. Jeffreys wrote reminiscences of Stoneley for Geophys. J. Int. (1994).
paper.
1994
H93 Llewellyn Hilleth Thomas (1903-1992). Correspondence re Thomas; copy of obituary.
paper.
1995
H93a Joseph John Thomson (1856-1940). Includes '...reminiscences of Bertha Swirles who married Harold Jeffreys in 1940' for Centenary celebrations (of his discovery of the electron) 1997, and photograph of Jeffreys from the occasion.
paper.
1997–2000
H94 Olga Taussky-Todd (1906-1995). Correspondence re Tausky-Todd; obituaries.
paper.
1995–1997
H95 Dorothy M. Wrinch (1894-1976). Correspondence re obituary and subsequent reminiscences; obituaries; photocopies of biographical information. Dorothy Wrinch collaborated with Sir Harold Jeffreys on papers on the theory of the scientific method 1919-1923.
paper.
1976–1998
H96 'Mathematical Congresses'. Contents of Jeffreys's folder so inscribed: miscellaneous photocopied typescript and manuscript notes on early International Mathematical Congresses.
paper.
1984
H97 'N.H. Abel etc'. Contents of Jeffreys's folder so labelled: correspondence and manuscript notes.
paper.
1984
H98-H99 'Darius A.A. Hughes Wartnaby'.
paper.
1988
H100 'International Conference on Physics 1934'. Contents of Jeffreys's envelope so labelled: correspondence, photocopies and manuscript notes re 1934 conference.
paper.
1993
H101 'Fermat's Last Theorem'. Contents of Jeffreys's envelope so labelled: newspaper cuttings and photocopies re proof of Fermat's Last Theorem.
paper.
1993
H102-H104 'Mathematical Gazette'.
paper.
1944–1996
H105 'Huppert (Geophysics in Cambridge. Summer School 1997)'. Manuscript notes, print-out from summer school programme.
paper.
1997
H106 'Tommy's Voice' by Alba Lalitha Ramaswamy. Unpublished account of physics at Cambridge from James Clerk Maxwell onwards, January 1998. 'Tommy' was the term given to laboratory technicians at the Cavendish. The account is largely drawn from the recollections of one former laboratory techncian.
paper.
1998
H107 Miscellaneous correspondence re history of science.
paper.
1994
H108 Copies of articles by D.O. Forfar.
paper.
1980–2000

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