| Title |
Watson |
| Reference |
36 |
| Creator |
George Neville Watson (1886-1965) |
| Covering Dates |
1933–1943 |
| Extent and Medium |
9 letters |
|
| Content and context |
Letters of George Neville Watson to LJM. |
| Index Terms |
| Watson, George Neville (1886-1965) mathematician |
| St John's Library/Mordell/36 contains: |
|
36.1
|
T.L.s., from The University, Edgbaston, Birmingham. Asks a question about class-numbers.
1p. |
12 May 1933 |
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36.2
|
T.L.s., from Birmingham. Discusses his recent mathematical work.
2p. |
21 August 1933 |
|
36.3
|
T.L.s., from Leamington Spa. Discusses the similarities between the work of Lerch and his own on contour integrals.
3p. |
2 September 1933 |
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36.4
|
T.L.s. Has received the proofs of LJM's Journal paper and has studied the conundrum about the intersection of a line and a curve.
1p. |
16 July 1941 |
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36.5
|
T.L.s. Is tackling the conundrum contained in LJM's last letter and has now proved a theorem.
1p. |
27 July 1941 |
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36.6
|
T.L.s. Discusses the practicalities of a visit by LJM.
2p. |
1 March 1942 |
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36.7
|
T.L.s. Gives thanks for a parcel, quotes some doggerel from A. E. Housman on mustard. Gives an update on papers of LJM which are to be published in the 'Proc'.
1p. |
18 April 1942 |
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36.8
|
T.L.s. Discusses a MS of LJM's which is to be printed in the 'Proceedings' and also other papers which are to be considered for printing.
2p. |
4 October 1942 |
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36.9
|
T.L.s. Discusses a paper of his which is to appear in the 'Proceedings'.
2p + envelope + draft of paper with comments. |
26 September 1943 |
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