June 1944

July 1944

Aug. 1944

Sept.-Oct. 1944

Nov.-Dec. 1944

Jan. 1945

Feb.-Mar. 1945

Apr.-June 1945

July-Sept. 1945

Oct. 1945-July 1946

War Department

Nov. 1941-Dec. 1942

Jan.-Dec. 1943

Jan.-Dec. 1944

Jan.-Oct. 1945

Correspondence by subject

Aircraft

July-Dec. 1942

Jan.-Dec. 1943

Jan.-Dec. 1944

Jan.-July 1945

Anti Submarine Bombs (ASB) Rockets

May-Sept. 1942

Oct.-Dec. 1942

Jan.-Nov. 1943

Beach Barrage Rockets (BBR)

July-Dec. 1942

Jan.-Mar. 1943

Apr.-July 1943

Aug.-Oct. 1943

Chemical Warfare Bombs (CWB)

Jan.-Dec. 1942

Jan.-May 1943

Chemical Warfare Grenade (CWG)

May-June 1942

Chemical Warfare Rockets (CWR)

June-Dec. 1943

Forward Firing Rockets

Jan.-Feb. 1944

Fuzes

May-Dec. 1942

Jan.-May 1943

June.-Sept. 1943

Oct.-Dec. 1943

Jan.-Feb. 1944

Mar.-May 1944

Jun.-Dec. 1944

Jan.-Oct. 1945

Launchers

Beach Barrage (BR) launchers

Apr.-Dec. 1943

Forward Firing (FF) launchers

Sept.-Oct. 1943

Nov.-Dec. 1943

Jan.-Feb. 1944

Mar.-June. 1944

Land/Amphibious (LA) launchers

May-Sept. 1943

Oct.-Dec. 1943

Jan.-Feb. 1944

Mar.-May 1944

June 1944

General

Aug. 1942-Aug. 1943

Sept.-Dec. 1943

Jan.-May 1944

June-July 1944

Aug.-Dec. 1944

Jan.-Aug. 1945

Project "Moses"

June-July 1944

Project "Tiny Tim"

May-June 1944

July 1944

Projectiles

May-Aug. 1943

Sept.-Dec. 1943

Jan.-Dec. 1944

Jan.-Nov. 1945

Retro Torpedo

Apr.-Dec. 1943

Jan.-June 1944

Spinner Rockets

Dec. 1943-Feb. 1944

Target Rockets

1941

Jan.-Dec. 1942

Jan.-Sept. 1943

Oct.-Dec. 1943

Vertical Flares

Aug.-Dec. 1942

Jan.-Oct. 1943

Vertical Bombing

July-Oct. 1942

Nov.-Dec. 1942

Jan.-Mar. 1943

Apr.-Nov. 1943

South Pacific Theatre Trip

Travel information Nov. 1943-May 1944

Trip notes and notebook

South Pacific reports

Feb.-Apr. 1944

Sept. 1944-Jan. 1945

South Pacific combat reports Jan. 1944-Aug. 1945

Final report: "The use of rockets in the South West Pacific area" 1944

Manuscript

Photographs not included in final report

Final version [includes photos] 1944

"Rockets go to war," manuscript by J. D. Gerrard-Gough (naval historian) annotated by W. A. Fowler 1973

Manuscripts

"Target areas of rocket projectiles" 1944

"Rocket fuzes" book 1946

Preface, chapters 1-3 written by R. B. King

Chapters 4-5 written by V. K. Rasmussen

Chapter 6 written by J. B. Hatcher

Chapter 7 written by H. E. Fracker

Copy of "Chapter 18: Service designs of fin-stabilized rockets for surface warfare" by Conway W. Snyder [1946?]

Copy of "Chapter 19: Service designs of fin-stabilized rockets for aircraft armaments" by Conway W. Snyder [1946?]

Excerpts from US Rocket Ordnance, manuscript and correspondence 1947

"Rocket borne atomic bombs" n.d.

"Rockets book" n.d.

Chapters 1-6

Chapters 7-10

"The relationship of the California Institute of Technology to industrial and governmental research" by Dr. Max Mason n.d.

[Rocket weapons] n.d.

"Scientific research in the Army" by Harold C. Urey n.d.

Publications

Newspaper clippings

Allied landing in New Guinea April 1944

Philippines front March 1945

Atomic bomb Aug. 1945

Rockets, miscellaneous

Periodicals

CIT Newsletter May-July 1944

Confidential Bulletin

Aug. 1944-Dec. 1944

Jan.-Apr. 1945

May-July 1945

The Military Engineer May 1944-July 1945

Naval Aviation Confidential Bulletin

June-Dec. 1944

Jan.-July 1945

Naval Aviation News Apr. 1945

Rocket

Apr. 1945 (3 copies)

June 1945 (2 copies)

Aug. 1945

Miscellaneous publications, reports and documents

"Bombs and fuzes," US Navy manual, 1942; "Enemy bombs and fuzes," US Navy manual, 1942

"Projectiles and fuzes" US Navy manuals [2 quarter size notebooks] 1943

"The Douglas Invader" Sept. 1943

"Terminal ballistics and explosive effects" Oct. 1943

"Douglas DGP-1 twin .50 cal. gun package" Mar. 1944

"Army-Marines-Navy telephone directory" Mar. 1944

"British Rockets and Fuzes" July 1945

"Range table for 2.25-inch aircraft rocket..." Aug. 1945

"US Rocket Ordnance: development and use in World War II" 1946

Memorandum: Dummy for ammunition catalog for SSR [Spin-Stabilized Rockets] n.d.

Lists of films on rocket development 1943 [?]-1945, n.d.

Fuze diagrams, unidentified and undated

Miscellaneous printed matter

Unidentified documents ca 1945

Miscellaneous documents 1945-1946

Association of Pasadena Scientists

Federation of Atomic Scientists

Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts, Sciences

and Professions

Continuations Committee of Science and Education

Association of Los Alamos Scientists (ALAS) 1945-1946

Los Alamos Newsletter, nos. 1-31 [no. 11 missing]

Atomic and hydrogen bombs, miscellaneous printed matter 1945-1950

Committee on Declassification: Recommendations on Release of Atomic Bomb Information 1946

Atomic Scientists of Chicago

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists 1946, 1950, 1952

United Nations Atomic Energy Commission

The International Control of Atomic Energy (Second Report) Sept. 11, 1947

"Longhairs and Short Waves: How M.I.T.'s Radiation Laboratory handled development engineering for microwave radar" Fortune Magazine Nov. 1945

Postwar letters of reference and recommendation 1945-1947

Adams, R. V.

Becker, R. A.

Bennett, W. H.

Blitzer, L.

Cover, J. H., Jr.

Cox, C. S.

Epstein, L. I.

Griffin, W. H.

Johnson, P.

Mills, M.

Mosteller, G.

Ridley, G. B.

Ritter, A.

Rubin, S.

Snyder, C. W.

Tomlinson, E. P.

Trilling, L.

Waugh, J. G.

History

"History of the development of Project Vista," memorandum from L. A. DuBridge to W. A. Fowler Mar. 27, 1951

"Project Vista," memorandum from L. A. DuBridge to Caltech's Board of Trustees Apr. 5, 1951

"Vista briefing," Project Wolverine briefings, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor July 2, 1953

"Project Vista," seminar on National security Feb. 17, 1965

"Project Vista and nuclear weapons in Europe," by David C. Elliot, in International Security Summer 1986

Administrative

Policies and procedures

Personnel lists

Staff group lists

Caltech personnel, letters of appointment

Non-Caltech personnel

Personnel security clearances

Personnel salary information

Travel procedures

Contract information

Contract cost status reports

Faculty and staff time spent on Project Vista Dec. 1951

Correspondence

A-B

C-D

E-F

G-H

J-L

M-O

P-Q

R-S

T-Z

Project Vista Committee meetings Mar.-May 1951

Briefings, Apr.-July 1951, Feb. 1952

Seminars May-July 1951

Vista Group Chairmen meetings July-Dec. 1951

Vista Group Chairmen, miscellaneous correspondence Mar. 1951-Apr. 1952

Rocket firing tests Feb.-Dec. 1951

"Operation Rack" July 30-Aug. 10, 1951

"Southern Pines" exercises Aug. 13-31, 1951

Declassification of: "The exterior ballistics of artillery rockets" by L. Davis, Jr. June 1951-Mar. 1952

Recommendations on "Honest John" Oct. 29, 1951

Disposition of Project Vista materials Mar. 1952

Final report

Preliminary conclusions and recommendations Apr.-Dec. 1951

Outline

Foreword drafts

Chapter IV, section A-3-C: "Neutralization and barrage fire in defense of a wide front" Oct. 1951

Chapter IV, section A-3-E: "Mines" Nov. 1951

Appendix XI-A and XI-B: "PW material requirements;" "Elements of a possible PW plan for the defense of Western Europe" Nov. 1951

Errata Feb. 1952

Correspondence Aug. 1951-Dec. 1952

Project Vista Library

Library log Apr. 1951-Feb. 1952

Memos May-Nov. 1951

Correspondence

Apr.- June 1951

July 1951

Aug. 1951

Sept. 1951

Oct.-Dec. 1951

Jan. 1952-Feb. 1953

Documentary films outlines 1951

Distribution lists of

Vista films 1951-1952

Vista reports (VER) 1951-1952

Disposition of Vista library Mar. 1952

Vista Monographs (VM)

VM1: "Artillery and aircraft rockets" 1951

Manuscript

Foreword and Chap. 1, "Characteristics of rockets"

Chap. 2, "Principles of rockets"

Chap. 3, "Logistics of rockets"

Chap. 4, "Dispersion of rockets"

Chap. 5, "Design tolerances," appendices, glossary

Final version Dec. 1951

VM3: "Elements of a possible PW plan for the defense of Western Europe" Feb. 1952

VM4: "An extended theory of the significance of correlation" Feb. 1952

VM5: "Notes of tactical radiological warfare" Aug. 1951

Vista EngOrd Reports (VER)

VER102: "An anti-aircraft spin-stabilized rocket" Sept. 15, 1951

VER103: "The computation of trajectories of short range rockets" Sept. 15, 1951

VER104: "Effect of closed breech launching upon the trajectories of a small spin-stabilized rocket" Dec. 15, 1951

VER 105: "Characteristics of standard artillery weapons" Oct. 30, 1951

VER108: "Characteristics of standard recoilless rifles" Oct. 30, 1951

VER111: "A 4.5" short range bombardment rocket" Oct. 15, 1951

VER113: "Ordnance delivery factors for several ground fired weapons" Dec. 30, 1951

VER115: "Weapons summary of aircraft guns standard and experimental types" Nov. 15, 1951

VER116: "Weapons summary on infantry small arms" Dec. 30, 1951

VER117: "Weapons summary on infantry hand and rifle grenades" Nov. 20, 1951

VER118: "Development trends in guns for aircraft" Dec. 30, 1951

VER119: "Weapons summary on high explosive bombs for aircraft" Nov. 20, 1951

VER120: "Physical characteristics of aircraft rockets" Nov. 15, 1951

VER121: "Aircraft armament for air-to-ground operations" Nov. 30, 1951

VER123: "Effectiveness of weapons using high explosives and solid shot" Nov. 1, 1951

VER129: "Ballistic and logistic characteristics of air launched rockets for use against ground targets" Dec. 15, 1951

Library materials

"Research development of smokeless, solid propellants," by B. H. Sage, U.S. Naval Ordnance Test Station Jan. 6, 1950 [report]

"Special text: organizational charts" Sept. 1950

"Present status of experiments information ... for tubular grains," (SC-106), by B. H. Sage, U.S. Naval Ordnance Test Station Sept. 1950 [report]

" Engineer Intelligence Notes," Vol. 1-5 1950-1951

"The behavior of several grains ... for low temperature use," (SC-125), by B. H. Sage, U.S. Naval Ordnance Test Station Jan. 31, 1951 [report]

Douglas Aircraft company technical reports Jan.-Aug. 1951

"Alternative design of 2.75" MK 1 Mod 0 aircraft rocket," (SC-123.1), by B. H. Sage, U.S. Naval Ordnance Test Station Mar. 1951 [report]

"Evaluation tests of the 2.75-inch air-to-air folding fin rocket," NAVORD report 1297, (NOTS 367) Mar. 19, 1951 [report]

"A launcher for small anti-aircraft rockets" May 1951 [report]

"Some characteristics of several solid propellants," (SC-135.1), by B. H. Sage, U.S. Naval Ordnance Test Station May 1951 [report]

"An analysis of closed breech launching of a small spin- stabilized rocket," (SC-138), by B. H. Sage, U.S. Naval Ordnance Test Station June 1951 [report]

"Project Honest John," Douglas Aircraft Co. July-Aug. 1951 [5 reports]

"Generalized rocket characteristics," by G. B. Freeman, U.S. Naval Ordnance Test Station Sept. 28, 1951 [technical memo]

"Report of the Army Field Forces ...launcher, rocket 115mm (infantry support)" Sept. 17, 1951

"A recoilless-gun launcher for a 2.75" rocket," (SC-139), U.S. Naval Ordnance Test Station Oct. 1951 [report]

"Anti-aircraft weapons for shipboard use," (SC-141), by B. H. Sage, U.S. Naval Ordnance Test Station Dec. 1951 [report]

"The use of water-entry techniques to study the earth-entry behavior of projectiles" Jan. 10, 1952 [technical report]

Military Review, Vol. XXXI, no. 10 Jan. 1952

"Operational development force" April 1952 [pamphlet]

"Some characteristics of a small gun-launched air-to-air rocket," (SC-143), by B. H. Sage, U.S. Naval Ordnance Test Station Apr. 1952 [report]

"Correlation of physical and performance characteristics of solid-propellant rockets," (NOTS 564), U.S. Naval Ordnance Test Station Aug. 1952 [report]

"Organizational manual, U.S. Naval Ordnance Test Station" Jan. 1, 1953

Miscellaneous

2 notebooks

Vista Hopper, Weekly Bulletin, no.1-15 May-Oct. 1951

Vista stationery

Vista souvenir button

Vista slides See: Series XI, Box 4

American Academy of Achievement (AAA) 1961; 1970

American Academy of Arts and Sciences (AAAS) 1966-1968; 1974

Nomination of G. J. Wasserburg, W. Whaling, C. A. Barnes

American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) See: Series I; See: Series VI, Holiday Science Lectures Dec. 1963; 1964; 1966; 1968

American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT) 1956; 1959-1964

American Association of Universities (AAU) 1950, 1953

American Association of University Professors (AAUP) 1963; 1967-1968; 1971

American Astronomical Society (AAS) 1958-1960; 1966-1967; 1969-1970

American Chemical Society (ACS) 1958; 1960; 1970-1972

American Friends of Cambridge University See: Series I

American Institute of Physics (AIP)

Publication correspondence 1947-1962

Letters of appointment 1947; 1974-1980

Visiting Scientists Program in Physics 1958-1970 See: Series I

Council of the Friends of the Center for History of Physics 1972-1973;1976-1977

Nominating Committee for the K. T. Compton Medal 1974

Assembly of Society Officers 1974-1975

Handbook for Society Officers 1976

Ad Hoc Committee on Building Plans 1976

Committee on the Sources for History of Modern Astrophysics 1976-1977

Committee on the History of Physics 1976-1981; 1983-1987 See also: APS Committee Concerning the Division of History of Physics

Newsletter 1977

Astronomy news series 1980

Committee on Public Education and Information 1980-1986

American Philosophical Society 1962-1970; 1972-1973 See also: Series VI, Jayne Lectures May 1965

American Physical Society (APS)

Letters of appointment 1952-1953; 1957-1958; 1973-1975

Organizational charts 1975

Assistant to the APS President [Michael J. Newman] 1974-1975

Michael J. Newman APS meeting notes 1976-1977

Past presidents age charts 1976

Council meetings 1976-1977

Past presidents addresses

Presidential address Feb. 8, 1977

Talk outline 1976

Drafts 1976-1977

Final version 1976

Correspondence 1976-1977

Comments on presidential address 1977-1978 See also: Series XI, photos

Committees

Nominating Committee 1951; 1956

Committee for the T. W. Bonner Memorial Award 1963-1964

Committee on Fellowship Nominations 1966

Bicentennial Committee 1974-1977

Executive/Budget Committee and Building Committee 1976 See also: AIP Ad Hoc Committee on Building Plans

Committee on the Status of Women in Physics 1976-1979

Committee Concerning the Division of History of Physics 1979-1986 See also: AIP Committee on the History of Physics

Subcommittee Report on NSF-sponsored Institute for Theoretical Physics n.d.

Apker Award Selection Committee 1977-1978

Industrial Fellowship Selection Committee 1977-1978

Affirmation of Freedom of Inquiry and Expression 1976

Constitutional Amendment 1976

Equal Rights Amendment 1978-1979

Human rights issues

Argentina 1977

Philippines 1976-1977

Soviet Union 1973-1983

APS studies

Study on light water reactor safety 1973-1976

Study on nuclear fuel cycles and waste management 1975-1977

Study on research planning for coal utilization and synthetic fuel production

Oct. 1973-Dec. 1974

Mar. 1977-Feb. 1980

Mar. 1980-Aug. 1980

Sept. 1980

Study on radioactive releases from severe accidents at light water reactor power plants 1983-1985

Letters to U. S. presidential candidates regarding science issues 1976

Meeting with Senator Joseph M. Montoya Mar. 1976 [cancelled]

To U. S. Congress regarding NSF funding

Letters Mar. 9, 1976

Telegrams May 6, 1976

Letters II

May 17, 1976

May 20, 1976

Science Advisory Bill 1976

Letters to U. S. Senate and Congress regarding NASA funding 1977

Congressional Scientist Fellowship Program 1974; 1977

Applied Physics Education issue 1976

APS miscellaneous correspondence 1949-1981

Anomalous Phenomena Society of America (APSA) 1980

Astronomical Society of the Pacific (ASP) 1984-1991

Böhmische Physical Society 1980

Committee of Concerned Scientists 1973-1974

Committee of Scientific Society Presidents (CSSP) 1975-1977

Conference Board of Associated Councils, Advisory Selection Committee for Physics 1956-1959

History of Science Society (HSS) 1982-1986

Institute for Defense Analyses (IDA), Board of Trustees 1966-1968; 1971

International Academy of Science 1987

International Astronomical Union See: Series VI, Moscow talk, Aug. 1958; Prague talk, Aug. 1967

Laboratory for Nuclear Science Visiting Committee, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1963-1966

Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory Scientific Advisory Committee 1971-1972

Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, New Mexico 1965-1970

Matterhorn Project Review Committee, Princeton University 1960

National Academy of Sciences (NAS)

"The Biological Effects of Atomic Radiation" (report) 1956 [2 volumes]

Letters of appointment 1956-1974

Centennial celebration Oct. 1963 See also: Series VI, NAS Centennial talk 1963

Bellagio conference report June 1976

Membership booklet 1976

Human rights issues 1972-1978

Council meetings, Washington, D.C.

Dec. 12, 1976

Jan. 23, 1977

Mar. 6, 1977

Apr. 24, 1977

Nominations for membership in NAS

Robert F. Christy nomination 1957-1963 [Confidential]

Robert B. Corey nomination 1969

Gerald J. Wasserburg nomination 1970 [Confidential]

David A. Bromley and John D. Walecka nominations 1980

Miscellaneous nominations 1968-1971; 1973

Committees

Temporary Nominating Group for Radio, Infrared and X-ray Astronomy 1969-1970

Committee on Policy 1970

Space Science Board

1970-1973; 1980

Committee for Space Astronomy 1974-1975 See also: NASA, Space Science Steering Committee

Barnard Medal Selection Committee 1975

Committee on Academy Membership 1977

Committee on Human Rights 1977-1979

Committee Regarding the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 1977

Cyrus B. Comstock Fund Award Committee 1977-1978

Nominating Committee 1980-1981

NAS/National Research Council Committees (NRC)

Physics Survey Committee, Panel on Astrophysics, Space Physics and Cosmic Radiation, correspondence

Jan.-Apr. 1964

May-Nov. 1964

1965-1968

Ad Hoc Panel on Nuclear Astrophysics 1967-1968

Ad Hoc Panel on New Uses for Low-Energy Accelerators

Correspondence and drafts 1968-1969

Final report 1968

Committee on Nuclear Science, report 1975

Ad Hoc Panel on Accelerator-Related Atomic Physics Research, report 1976

Ad Hoc Panel on the Future of Nuclear Science, report (Friedlander Report) 1977

US/USSR Joint Commission on S & T Cooperation 1978

Astronomy Survey Committee, Panel on Theoretical and Laboratory Astrophysics

Panel nominations and letter of appointment 1978-1979

Panel correspondence May 1979-Jan. 1980

Panel meetings

La Jolla, California Apr. 9-10, 1979

Cambridge, Massachusetts June 14-15, 1979

Princeton University, New Jersey Oct. 4-5, 1979

Caltech Jan. 10-11, 1980

Panel draft reports

Feb.-Mar. 1980

Apr.-July 1980

Committee on US/USSR Cooperation in Physics 1981-1982

Office of Physical Sciences 1981

Ad Hoc Working Group on Scientific Instrumentation

Correspondence Nov. 1981-Apr. 1982

Committee meeting report

March 12, 1982

March 13, 1982

NRC Commission on Physical Sciences, Mathematics, and Resources 1982-1986

Physics Survey Steering Committee

Correspondence

1982-1983

1984-1986

Committee draft reports:

"Nuclear physics survey" Aug. 1984

"Physics in the 80's: overview" Jan. 1985

"Physics through the 1990's: an overview" Nov. 1985

Miscellaneous correspondence 1957-1981

National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)

Space Science Steering Committee, Astronomy Subcommittee 1960-1966

Physics Advisory Committee 1963-1968

Astronomy Mission Board 1967-1970

Space Program Advisory Council, Physical Science Committee, correspondence

Aug. 1970-Oct. 1971

Nov.-Dec. 1971

Jan.-May 1972

June-Dec. 1972

Jan.-Nov. 1973

1974-1975 See also: NAS, Space Science Board

Miscellaneous correspondence 1959-1973

National Nuclear Data Center, Brookhaven National Laboratory 1979

National Science Foundation (NSF)

Organizational chart 1968

National Science Board 1969, 1981

Peer review system 1975

Meeting re: nuclear sciences Oct. 20, 1975

Budgets 1975-1977; 1979

Nuclear Science Advisory Committee (NUSAC) 1977-1980

Administrative files

Formation of NUSAC: charter, membership, WAF's appointment 1976-1977

Charter revision, membership, WAF's reappointment, WAF's resignation as chair 1978-1981

Correspondence, miscellaneous 1977-1979

American Astronomical Society (I. King)

American Physical Society (E. Henley)

Brown, G. E.

DeVries, R. M.

Fox, J. D.

Garvey, G. T.

Gove, H.

Henley, E. M.

MacDonald, J. R.

Matthews, J.

Miller, J.

Robson, D.

Tombrello, T.

Conflict of interest 1978

American Chemical Society, liaison with NUSAC 1978-1979

Department of Energy

Committee on Nuclear Science (CNS) 1977-1978

Ajzenberg-Selove, F.

Pugh, H.

Rogosa, G.

Tombrello, T.

High Energy Physics Advisory Panel (HEPAP) 1977

Deutch, J.

Drell, S.

Director of Division of High Energy and Nuclear Physics 1977-1978

Drell, S.

Kane, J.

Walker, R. L.

Loan of isotope samples 1977-1978

Kernforschungszentrum Karlsruhe

Rogosa, G.

National Academy of Sciences/National Research Council (NAS/NRC)

Committee on Atomic and Molecular Sciences (CAMS) 1979

Sellin, I.

Panel on the Future of Nuclear Science, report (Friedlander Report), Recommendation A 1976-1978 See also: NAS/NRC Committees

National Air and Space Administration (NASA), Space Radiation Effects Facility (SREL) 1978

Bardon, M.

Hearth, D.

Kane, J.

Krumhansl, J.

NSF Institute for Theoretical Physics 1977-1980

Presentation to Division of Nuclear Physics and American Physical Society Apr. 26, 1978

Presentation to Advisory Committee for Physics Dec. 7, 1978

Subcommittee to Review NSF-Supported Nuclear Physics Laboratories, report (Bromley Report) 1979

Support of physics 1979-1980

U.S.-Japan collaboration in high energy physics 1978-1980

Harvey, B. G.

Nishikawa, T.

Press, F.

Rogosa, G.

Sugimoto, K.

Yamazaki, T.

Meetings

Meeting I, Rochester, NY Oct. 14-15, 1977

Meeting II, Washington, DC Dec. 12-13, 1977

Meeting III, Berkeley, LBL Jan. 27-28, 1978

Meeting IV, Washington, DC Apr. 7-8, 1978

Meeting V, Boulder, CO June 11-12, 1978

Meeting VI, Stanford, CA Nov. 3-4, 1978

Meeting VII, Washington, DC Jan. 26-27, 1979

Meeting VIII, Washington, DC Mar. 19-20, 1979

Meeting IX, Washington, DC Apr. 9-10, 1979

Meetings, Feb. 7-9, June 1-3, Nov. 6, 1980; Feb. 13, 1981

Subcommittees and Working Groups

Long-Range Planning and Priorities

1977-1978

Jan.-Mar. 1979, n.d.

Orleans meeting (July-Aug. 1979)

Correspondence and documents

Ajzenberg-Selove, F.

Feshbach, H.

Harvey, B.

Tombrello, T.

Preliminary report (WAF et al.)

Preliminary reports (by others)

Final report

Drafts, correspondence

Aug.-Nov., 1979

Final version Dec. 1979

Press coverage Mar. 1980

Updates 1982-1983

Facilities Subcommittee

Correspondence and documents 1977-1980

Report for FY 1980 1978

Report for FY 1981 1979

Report for FY 1982 1980

Facilities proposals 1980

Instrumentation Subcommittee

Correspondence and documents 1977-1979

1979 Report 1979-1980

Manpower Subcommittee

Correspondence and documents 1977-1978

Correspondence and documents 1979-1980

Report/Census 1978 1979

Working Group on User-Mode Operations, correspondence and documents 1978-1979

Working Group on Ongoing Programs and Laboratory Operations

Correspondence and documents 1978-1980

Report 1979-1980

Nomination for Director of the NSF 1977-1979

Astronomy Advisory Committee. Subcommittee on Laboratory and Theoretical Astrophysics, documents and correspondence

1977

1978-1979

Advisory Committee for the Division of Physics 1978; 1981-1984

Organic Act revision 1979-1980

Subcommittee on Laboratory and Theoretical Astrophysics, questionnaire responses 1979

Directors, chairmen, etc.

Theoretical astronomers

Observational astronomers

Laboratory researchers See also: NAS/NRC Astronomy Survey Committee

Budget authorization hearings; testimony on instrumentation. House Subcommittee on Science Research and Technology Mar. 4, 1982

Panel for the Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCOE) 1986

Panel on cosmology 1988

Miscellaneous correspondence 1956-1987

Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Advisory Committee for Electronuclear Research and Physics 1959-1963; 1966-1973

The Planetary Society 1981

The Royal Society of Arts 1985

University of California Radiation Laboratory, Livermore 1956-1959

U.S. Air Force

Missile Development Center 1957-1960

Office of Scientific Research, Physics Advisory Committee, correspondence

1960-1963

1964

U.S. Army Combat Development Experimentation Center, Scientific Advisory Committee 1957

U.S. Atomic Energy Commission (AEC)

Atomic Energy Act of 1946 ("McMahon Bill")

Atomic Energy and the Physical Sciences, report 1950

Guide for Project Personnel on Classification of H-Bomb Information in 1950

Sherwood Steering Committee 1958-1959; 1965

Second International Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy, Geneva, Switzerland Sept. 1-13, 1958

Controlled Thermonuclear Research (CTR), Standing Committee correspondence 1966-1970

U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration (ERDA)

Reports on high energy physics facilities 1975, 1977

Assistant Director search 1977

U.S. House of Representatives

Statement before the Committee on Science Technology (solar neutrino) Mar. 8, 1984

Long presentation

Short presentation

Correspondence and newspaper clippings

U.S. Navy

Nuclear Physics Advisory Committee (NPAC) 1962-1965

Naval Research Advisory Committee (NRAC)

Letters of appointment 1962-1970

Committee correspondence

1963-1964

1965-1966

1967-1968

1969-1970

Continental Branch Office Liaison Group 1963-1964

Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory (NRDL), Board of Visitors

Letters of appointment 1966-1968

Board correspondence 1966-1968

U.S. Naval Postgraduate School 1966

Naval Underwater Warfare Center, Advisory Board 1967

U.S. War Department, correspondence 1946

Nuclear fission lecture Oct. 1945

Nuclear fission lecture, Whittier College July 10, 1946

"Atoms and men," California Council for Adult Education 1946-1947

"Gamma radiation from Be 9 + H 1," University of Southern California, Jan. 3-4, 1947

"Neutrino seminar for Navy" Mar. 12, 1948; Nov. 5, 1948

"Nuclear physics," Bridge Laboratory, Caltech May 7, 1948

"Symposium on Cosmic Rays," Caltech June 21-23, 1948

"Nuclear physics," Sigma Xi talk Apr. 1949

"Discovery of the atomic energy," talk for Roger Hayward's Club Nov. 1, 1949

"H-bomb," talk for Chapman College Feb. 20, 1950

"The release of nuclear energy," American Association of Physics Teachers, Whittier, California Mar. 18, 1950

"The case against nuclear weapons," Altadena-Pasadena Young Democrats Mar. 23, 1950

Caltech Associates talk May 3, 1950

"The case against nuclear weapons," Unitarian Public Forum, First Unitarian Church, Los Angeles May 5, 1950

Oak Ridge talk June 9, 1950

Stellar talk in Kellogg Laboratory Oct. 27, 1950

"The cost of modern physics" ca 1950

"The past decade in nuclear physics" ca 1950

"Atomic energy," Patent Association talk Feb. 26, 1951

Selection Rule Seminar Apr. 2, 9, 10, 1952 and n.d.

Rocket talk, Naval Reserve Apr. 8, 1952

"Nuclear structure and transmutation," University of California, Los Angeles Oct. 27, 1952 See also: Series VIII, 1954 reprint

Seminar on calculation of off-resonance nuclear cross-sections Nov. 21, 1952

"Recent developments in atomic science," Fullerton Forum, California Jan. 29, 1953

"Recent experimental evidence on stellar nuclear reactions," American Physical Society meeting, Washington, D. C. Apr. 29, 1953

"Cross-sections of proton reactions," University of New Mexico Sept. 1953

[Atomic energy] sophomore lecture Mar. 12, 1954; 1956; 1957

"Nuclear reactions in stars," Kapitza Club talk, Cambridge University Oct. 10, 1954

"Helium burning," Cambridge University Oct. 20, 1954

Harwell lecture Nov. 18, 1954

"Stellar evolution and synthesis of the heavy elements," Cambridge University Jan. 11, 1955

"Nuclear reactions in stars," Swedish Academy of Science, Stockholm Jan. 26, 1955

"Recent developments in American science," Fulbright talk, University of London Mar. 21, 1955

Heidelberg University talk Apr. 2, 1955

"Element synthesis in stars: interior helium burning," Kellogg Laboratory seminar Aug. 30, 1955

"Nuclear reactions and element synthesis in the surface of stars," Kellogg Laboratory seminar Sept. 2, 1955

Bridge seminar Sept. 30, 1955

Astrophysics seminar Oct. 5, 1955

"Synthesis of the elements in stars," National Academy of Sciences, Autumn meeting, Caltech Nov. 2, 1955

"B 12 and the red giants," Sigma Xi talk Feb. 21, 1956

Caltech Alumni talk Apr. 7, 1956

Lockheed talk Apr. 12, 1956

"B 12 and the red giants," Oak Ridge talk Apr. 23, 1956

"Origin of the elements," May 22, 1956

Symposium on Nuclear Abundances and Stellar Evolution, University of Michigan July 8-12, 1956

"Nuclear processes in stars," Joint Meeting of the American Astronomical Society and the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, University of California, Berkeley Aug. 27, 1956

Talks at Los Alamos Sept. 11, 13-14, 1956

Talk at the American Association of Physics Teachers meeting, Caltech Oct. 13, 1956

"Element synthesis in stars," Bridge lecture (public talk) Oct. 19, 1956

"Origin of the elements," Bridge seminar Nov. 1, 1956

Princeton University talks Nov. 11-12, 1956

"Synthesis of the elements," Monterey Physics Society talk Dec. 29, 1956

"Elements synthesis in supernovae," National Academy of Sciences meeting, Washington, D.C. Apr. 24, 1957

"Nuclear processes in stars and the origin of the elements," University of South Carolina Apr. 29, 1957

"Origin of the elements," L. A. High School talk May 14, 1957

"Nuclear processes and element synthesis in stars," Specola Vaticana, Rome May 24, 1957

Copenhagen talk June 13, 1957

Talks at the University of Michigan June 25, 26, 28, and July 1-3, 1957

"Neutron reactions in stars," Theoretical Reactor Physics Conference, Phillips Petroleum Co., Sun Valley, Idaho Sept. 22, 1957

Kellogg Laboratory seminar Oct. 12, 1957

"Origin of the elements," Geophysics course lectures Oct. 21-31, 1957

"The origin of the elements," UCLA Extension, Los Angeles Dec. 11, 1957

"Horizons of Science," McKinley PTA Science Club Mar. 4, 1958

"Chalk River Project" talk, [Ontario, Canada] Mar. 10, 1958

"The origin of the elements," University of Vermont Mar. 14, 1958

"The origin of the elements;" "Experiments on stellar nuclear reactions;" "The nature of the beta-interaction in the decay of Li 8," Harvard University Mar.-Apr. 1958

"Proton-proton chain, CNO-cycle and synthesis of the elements," 1958; Gordon Conference on Nuclear Chemistry, Meriden, New Hampshire, June 26, 1958

University of Southern California (USC) Summer School lectures July 7 and 9, 1958

10th General Assembly of the International Astronomical Union, Moscow August 1958

Correspondence and documents 1957-1958

Talks following Russia trip Oct. 1958

Russian scientific exchange visits

Russia trip, miscellaneous

Philips Fund Program, Haverford College Nov. 5-7, 1958

"Nucleogenesis by fusion reaction in stars," Austin, Texas Nov. 20, 1958

"Origin of the nuclear species," Stanford University Jan. 14, 1959

"The origin of the elements," General Atomic Corp., San Diego Mar. 6, 1959

Talks at New Mexico State College Mar. 18-20, 1959

"Nucleogenesis in stars," National Aeronautics and Space Administration [NASA] lectures Mar. 26-27, 1959

"Caltech satellite program;" "Observations on scientific ... Central Asia;" "Origin of the elements;" "Stellar nucleosynthesis," Florida State University, Apr. 23-24, 1959

"Age of the elements and of astrophysics systems," University of Colorado, Boulder Apr. 30, 1959

"The origin of the elements," colloquium at Atomics International, Canoga Park, California May 6, 1959

"Nucleogenesis in stars," Brookhaven National Laboratory lectures June 9-12, 1959

"Experimental and theoretical results on nuclear reactions in stars, II," Liège July 6, 1959

"The origin of the elements," Air Force Academy talk, Colorado Springs Sept. 10, 1959 See also: Series XI, photos

"Applications of neutron capture cross-section measurements in astrophysics," American Physical Society meeting, Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory Oct. 2, 1959

"Origin of the nuclear species," colloquium at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Nov. 5, 1959

"The origin of the elements," Texas Symposium on Nuclear Fusion, University of Texas, Austin Nov. 20, 1959

Talk given at dinner in honor of Earnest C. Watson Nov. 23, 1959

"The origin of the elements," University of California, San Diego, School of Science and Engineering Feb. 22, 1960

"Neutron processes in stars," Montana State University, Missoula Mar. 31, 1960

"Neutron capture processes in red giants and supernovae," National Academy of Sciences Apr. 25, 1960

"Reflections on: 'The immense design'," Caltech Women's Club May 4, 1960 See also: Series X, "The immense design" TV talk Mar. 26, 1960

"Nuclear furnaces in the sky," Caltech Alumni seminar May 7, 1960

"On the origin of nuclear species by means of nuclear reactions in stars," Cloudcroft Lectures June 22-24, 28, 30, 1960

"Deuteronomy," physics seminar Jan. 12, 1961

"Deuteronomy: the synthesis of deuterons and the light nuclei during the early history of the solar system," Richtmyer Memorial Lecture, the American Association of Physics Teachers, New York Feb. 2, 1961

"The nuclear universe," talk at All Saints Church, Pasadena Mar. 2, 1961

"Deuteronomy: the early history of the solar system"

Case Institute of Technology Apr. 10, 1961

Argonne National Laboratory Apr. 14, 1961

"The origin of the elements," State University of Iowa May 1, 1961

"Nucleosynthesis during the early history of the solar system," Oak Ridge National Laboratory May 2, 1961

American Rocket Society talk, Gatlinburg, Tennessee May 3, 1961

"Deuteronomy: the synthesis of deuterons and other nuclei during the early history of the solar system," University of Illinois, Urbana May 4, 1961

Gordon Research Conference on Nuclear Chemistry, Colby Junior College June 26-30, 1961

"Rutherford and nuclear cosmochronology," the Rutherford Jubilee International Conference, Manchester, England Sept. 6, 1961 See also: Series VII, 1965 manuscript

"Nuclear interpretation of heavy element abundances in stars," Cambridge Observatory Club talk Nov. 13, 1961

"Creation of the elements in stars," Cambridge Astrophysics Society Feb. 7, 1962

"Neutrino emission by stars," Herstmonceux Castle, Sussex, England Apr. 17, 1962

"Origin of nuclear species," Liège May 9, 11, 1962

"Stellar structure and nuclear synthesis," Stanford SINS group seminar I, Jan. 4, 1963; "The stability of supermassive stars," Stanford SINS group seminar II, Jan. 11, 1963

"Nuclear clues to the early history of the solar system," Lockheed Research Laboratory, Palo Alto, California Jan. 31, 1963

"Nuclear clues, etc.," Friday night demonstration lecture Mar. 8, 1963

"Nature of strong radio sources," Stanford SINS group seminar Mar. 13, 1963

"Nuclear cosmochronology;" "Lectures in cosmology," a series of lectures at the University of Washington Mar. 29 and Apr. 1, 3, 5, 8, 10, 1963

"Neutrinos, massive stars and strong radio sources," American Physical Society Apr. 25, 1963

Physicists meeting, NASA, Warrenton, Virginia June 20-21, 1963

"Recent developments in nuclear clues to the early history of the solar system," Gordon Conference on the Chemistry and Physics of Space, Tilton, New Hampshire July 1-5, 1963

"Nuclear processes in stars," Russell lecture, University of Alaska July 22, 1963 See also: Series XI, photos

"Nuclear and neutrino processes in stars, supernovae and massive condensations," University of Colorado, Boulder Aug. 6-8, 13-15, 20-21, 1963

National Science Foundation Colloquium series, Washington, D.C. Sept. 17, 1963

Whittier University Club Sept. 19, 1963

"The origin of the elements," National Academy of Sciences Centennial Oct. 21, 1963

"Violent galactic events and massive condensation," Kitt Peak Observatory Oct. 25, 1963

"Neutrino losses from massive stars," University of California, San Diego Nov. 27, 1963

International Symposium on Gravitational Collapse and Other Topics in Relativistic Astrophysics, Dallas Dec. 18-20, 1963 See also: Series VII, 1963-1964 manuscript

Gordon Research Conference 1963

Holiday Science Lectures: "Origin of the elements;" Chicago Museum of Natural History, Dec. 26-27, 1963; University of Utah, Dec. 28-30, 1964; North Phoenix High School, Dec. 28-29, 1966; Emory University, Dec. 27-28, 1968 See also: Series I, American Association for the Advancement of Science

"Nuclear clues to the early history of the solar system," Rockefeller Institute, New York Jan. 21, 1964

"The origin of the elements," American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, New York Jan. 22, 1964

[Massive stars and strong radio sources,] Long Beach State University Feb. 13, 1964

"Iron group E-process abundances," University of California, Los Angeles Mar. 26, 1964

"Nuclear clues to the early history of the solar system," General Atomic, San Diego Apr. 2, 1964

"Massive stars and strong radio sources"

University of Texas, Austin, Apr. 7, 1964; Rice University, Apr. 10, 1964; University of Missouri, Apr. 18, 1964

Annual General Meeting of the American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia, Apr. 24, 1964; the International Astronomical Union meeting, Hamburg, Aug. 27, 1964

"The iron group elements and the equilibrium processes in nucleosynthesis," International Astronomical Union Symposium, University of Utrecht Aug. 14, 1964

International Astronomical Union Symposium, University of Liège Aug. 17-20, 1964

"Neutrino processes and pair formation in massive stars and supernovae," Padua Conference on Cosmology, Padua Sept. 14-16, 1964

"On the physical properties in the structure and evolution of galaxies," 13th Solvay Congress, Brussels Sept. 21-26, 1964

"Massive stars and strong radio sources," Yeshiva University, Nov. 16, 1964; Columbia University, Nov. 18, 1964; US Naval Observatory, Nov. 20, 1964

"Origin of the elements"

Caltech Student Day talk, Dec. 5, 1964;

University of Utah, Dec. 28-30, 1964 See: Holiday Science Lectures Dec. 1963

"Meteorites and the formation of the elements," Geophysics class Jan. 21, 1965

"Nuclear furnaces in the sky;" "The exciting universe;" "Massive stars radio sources," Philips Lectures, Haverford College Apr. 19-21, 1965

"The origin of the elements," Cooper Foundation Lecture, Swarthmore College Apr. 22, 1965

"Nuclear processes and rotational stability in supermassive stars," National Academy of Sciences Apr. 28, 1965 See also: "The stability of supermassive stars" 1966

Jayne Lectures, Franklin Institute, Philadelphia May 3-7, 1965 See also: Series V, American Philosophical Society

US Navy talk, [Washington, DC?] May 26, 1965

"High energy astrophysics," International School of Physics 'Enrico Fermi,' Varenna July 12-24, 1965

School program and notes

Lecture I: "Neutrino astrophysics," part I, July 7, 1965

Lecture II: "Neutrino astrophysics," part II, July 16, 1965

Lecture III: "Supermassive stars, ... radio sources," part I, July 21, 1965

Lecture IV: "Supermassive stars, ... radio sources," part II, July 23, 1965

"The origin of the elements," Australian Institute of Physics, Brisbane Aug. 1-5, 1965

"Supermassive stars and radio sources," Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization [CSIRO], Sydney Aug. 13, 1965

"Nuclear processes in stars," the Australian National University, Canberra Sept. 7-9, 14-15, 1965

"The origin of the elements," Beckman lecture, Caltech Oct. 11, 1965

"The stability of supermassive stars"

Astrophysics seminar Nov. 17, 1965

American Physical Society meeting, University of California, Los Angeles Dec. 20, 1965

"Synthesis of the light elements during the early history of the solar system;" "The age of the elements," New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology Feb. 17-19, 1966

"Nuclear astrophysics and geophysics," series of lectures at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology March-June 1966

"The universe and the origin of matter," University of Miami, Florida Sept. 28, 1966

"Origin of the elements," North Phoenix High School Dec. 28-29, 1966 See also: Series XI, photos

"The origin of the elements," Los Angeles Academy of Medicine Jan. 12, 1967

4th Symposium on Relativistic Astrophysics, New York Jan. 26, 1967

"Nucleosynthesis in big and little bangs"

American Physical Society, New York Jan. 30-Feb. 2, 1967

Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel Mar. 2, 1967

"Quasars and gravitational redshifts," Northwestern University Apr. 17, 1967

"The origin of the elements," University of California Medical Center, Los Angeles Apr. 25, 1967 See also: Michigan State Apr. 18, 1968

"The empirical foundations of nucleosynthesis," Symposium on the Abundances of the Elements, Paris May 8-10, 1967

"The formation of Li7 in the big bang," International Astronomical Union meeting, Prague Aug. 21-31, 1967

"Quasars and gravitational redshifts"

University of Rochester Oct. 5, 1967

Sigma Xi talk, Harvard University Oct. 9, 1967

"Nucleosynthesis in big and little bangs"

Ohio State University Oct. 21, 1967

National Academy of Sciences meeting, Ann Arbor, Michigan Oct. 23, 1967

California Western University Nov. 9, 1967

"The origin of the elements," Holiday Science Lectures, Emory University Dec. 27-28, 1967

"Quasars and gravitational redshifts," McDonnell Douglas Advanced Research Labs, Huntington Beach, California Jan. 16, 1968

"Atomic furnaces in the sky," Delphian Society, Los Angeles Jan. 19, 1968

"Quasars and gravitational redshifts," SINS talk, Stanford University Feb. 23, 1968

"Neutron data needed in the interpretation of astrophysical phenomena," Conference on Neutron Cross Sections and Technology, Washington, D.C. Mar. 4, 1968

"Quasars and gravitational redshifts"

Northwestern University and Michigan State University, Illinois Apr. 16-19, 1968

Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge University, June 4, 1968; Herstmonceux Castle, Sussex, England, June 6, 1968

"New look at an old problem: origin of the elements," University of California, San Diego Oct. 7, 1968

"Nucleosynthesis;" "Solar neutrinos," TATA Institute of Fundamental Research, Bombay Nov. 11-16, 1968 See also: Series XI, photos

"Origin of the elements," Emory University Dec. 27-28, 1968 See: Series VII, Holiday Science Lectures Dec. 1963

"The excited universe," Time-Life talks, Jan. and Nov. 1968; Feb. 1969

"The public and the welfare of science" 1969

Toast to Lee and Doris DuBridge, the Athenaeum, Caltech Jan. 12, 1969

"New light on an old subject: the origin of the elements," Goddard Space Flight Center Feb. 14, 1969

"Quasars and gravitational redshifts," Princeton University Mar. 18, 1969

Sigma Xi talk, Princeton University Mar. 20, 1969

"Quasars and gravitational redshifts," Goethe Link Observatory, Indiana University May 13, 1969

Erice School lectures, Palermo May 19-23, 1969

"Short-lived radioactivities and nucleosynthesis chronology," Cambridge University July 25, 1969

"Chronology of galactic nucleosynthesis," Stanford University, Oct. 22, 1969; American Physical Society meeting, University of Colorado, Boulder, Oct. 31, 1969

"The nuclear chronology of the galaxy," Washington Philosophical Society Nov. 21, 1969

"Quasars as rotating supermassive stars," Vatican Semaine d'Etude on Nuclei of Galaxies, Rome Apr. 15, 1970

"Facts and fancies about 'big bang' helium and microwave radiation"

Netherlands Foundation for Radio Astronomy, Groningen Apr. 22, 1970

Academia dei Lincei, Cortona June 12, 1970

"Pulsar model for quasars," International Astrophysical Union [IAU] Symposium; "The crab nebula," Jodrell Bank, England Aug. 5-7, 1979

"Origin of the elements," British Association for the Advancement of Science, Durham, England Sept. 7, 1970

"Neutrino astrophysics," Niels Bohr Institute, Copenhagen Sept. 16, 1970

"Pulsar model for quasars," University of Texas, Austin Oct. 14, 1970

Bonner Prize talk, American Physical Society meeting, Houston Oct. 16, 1970

"How hot is the sun?" Research Directors' Conference, Caltech, Feb. 9, 1971; "Nuclear astrophysics," Scott Lectures, Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge University, June 1971

"What cooks in the sun?" June 2, 1971

"How old are the elements, the moon, the solar system, the galaxy?" June 4, 1971

"How are the superheavy elements produced?" June 9, 1971

"Prospects in nuclear and high energy astrophysics," Brookhaven National Laboratory 25th Anniversary Oct. 14, 1971

"Nucleosynthesis of the superheavy elements," Argonne National Laboratory Oct. 20, 1971

"Prospects in nuclear and high energy astrophysics," Kellogg Laboratory seminar Oct. 29, 1971

"Nuclear astrophysics," talk to physics division visiting committee Nov. 29, 1971

"Prospects in nuclear and high energy astrophysics"

Goddard Space Flight Center Jan. 19, 1972

University of California, San Diego Feb. 16, 1972

Solar neutrinos, status and prospects, University of California, Irvine Feb. 25-26, 1972

"Cosmological nucleosynthesis," American Astronomical Society [AAS] meeting, Caltech Oct. 24, 1972

"The age of the elements and the universe," J. T. Donald Distinguished Lecture Series in Chemistry, McGill University Nov. 14, 1972

"The age of the elements, the galaxy and the universe," Goddard Space Flight Center Mar. 16, 1973

"Experimental nuclear reaction rates," University of Texas, Austin Apr. 3, 1973

"The age of the elements, the galaxy and the universe"

Ohio State University Apr. 17, 1973

University of Washington May 10, 1973

"The case of the missing solar neutrinos," American Astrophysical Society meeting, Columbus, Ohio June 26, 1973

"The age of the elements, the galaxy and the universe," Institute of Astrophysics, Liège Sept. 18, 1973

"Explosive nucleosynthesis, the violent birth of the chemical elements," Beckman Monday Night Lecture [The Earnest C. Watson Lecture Series], Caltech Oct. 15, 1973

"Nuclear problems in explosive nucleosynthesis," Kellogg Laboratory talk Nov. 2, 1973

"High temperature nuclear physics," George Darwin Lecture, The Royal Astronomical Society, London Dec. 14, 1973

"The case of the missing solar neutrinos" 1973-1974

"Nuclear problems in high temperature astrophysics," American Physical Society meeting, Chicago Feb. 7, 1974

Response at the National Science Board banquet, Washington, D.C. Mar. 21, 1974

"Solar abundances: the nuclear astrophysicist's viewpoint," 3rd Solar Wind Conference, Asilomar, California Mar. 25, 1974

"Measurements on nuclear reactions in synthesis of the elements;" "The case of the missing neutrinos," Brode Lectures, Whitman College Apr. 15-16, 1974

"Tl and helium burning in stars," American Physical Society meeting, Washington, D.C., Apr. 25, 1974

Lauritsen Library dedication Nov. 22, 1974 See also: Series XI, photos

Introduction of Sir Fred Hoyle, the Athenaeum, Caltech Feb. 17, 26, 1975

"The case of the missing solar neutrinos," University of California, Los Angeles Mar. 13, 1975

Talk on supernovae Mar. 21, 1975

"The age of the elements, the galaxy and the universe," William Pyle Philips Lecture, Haverford College Mar. 28, 1975

"Experimental foundations of nuclear astrophysics," University of Chicago, Apr. 2, 1975; University of Illinois, Apr. 3, 1975

"The exciting story of excited stars in explosive nucleosynthesis," Leigh Page Lecture, Yale University Apr. 11, 1975

"A foundation for research," National Academy of Sciences Symposium commemorating the 25th anniversary of the National Science Foundation Apr. 21, 1975

American Philosophical Society meeting, Washington, D.C. Apr. 29-30, 1975

Symposium of High Energy Astrophysics, Dijon July, 2, 1975

"The frontiers of astronomy in 1975," Symposium in honor Fred Hoyle's 60th birthday, Venice July 15-19, 1975

Correspondence Feb. 1974-Feb. 1975

Correspondence Mar.-Nov. 1975 See also: Series XI, photos

RGO Symposium, Herstmonceux Castle, Sussex, England July 23, 1975

14th International Cosmic Rays Conference, Munich Aug. 20, 1975 See also: Series XI, photos

American Institute of Physics Assembly meeting, Washington D.C. Oct. 2, 1975

"Recent solar neutrino results," Astrophysics Journal Club Jan. 20, 1976

"Experimental nuclear astrophysics"

Arizona State University Jan. 29, 1976

University of Hawaii, Manoa Feb. 17, 1976

"The solar neutrino puzzle," Tobias Wagner Lecture, University of Pennsylvania Apr. 2, 1976

"The formation of the chemical elements in supernovae explosions," University of Pennsylvania Apr. 6, 1976

"Nuclear physics and the cosmos," dedication of the Indiana University Cyclotron Facility, Bloomington Apr. 23, 1976

American Physical Society Spring meeting, Washington, D.C. Apr. 24-29, 1976 See also: Series XI, photos

"The search for the solar neutrinos," Minnesota May 12, 1976

Testimonial to Carl David Anderson, the Athenaeum, Caltech May 23, 1976 See also: Caltech talk Feb. 25, 1991

National Academy of Science Symposium in honor Dr. Herbert Friedman, Washington, D.C. May 24, 1976

Workshop on Isotopic Abundance Anomalies, Wales Aug. 10-13, 1976

15th General Assembly meeting of the International Astrophysics Union (IAU), Grenoble Aug. 24-Sept. 2, 1976

"Age of the chemical elements, the galaxy and the universe," University of Florida, Gainesville Oct. 6, 1976

"Age of the chemical elements, the galaxy and the universe," Bell Laboratories, New Jersey Oct. 15, 1976

"Experiment and theory relevant to experimental nucleosynthesis," North Texas State University Oct. 25, 1976

Office of Naval research 30th birthday symposium, Washington, D.C. Oct. 27-28, 1976

Session on "Frontiers of physics," American Institute of Physics [AIP] Cooperative Associates Assembly, General Motors Research Lab Nov. 9, 1976

"Isotopic anomalies and proton irradiation in the early solar system," Astrophysics Journal Club Nov. 23, 1976

American Physical Society general meeting, Jesse DuMond memorial services, Stanford University Dec. 20, 1976

"The solar neutrino problem," AAS-APS Joint Symposium, Tucson, Arizona Jan. 14, 1977

American Physical Society meeting, Chicago Feb. 7-10, 1977 Presidential Address Feb. 8, 1977 See: Series V, American Physical Society

"The age of the chemical elements, the galaxy and the universe," W.V. Houston Memorial Lecture, Rice University Mar. 8, 1977

"The solar neutrino problem," Rice University Mar. 9, 1977

"Nuclear physics and cosmochronology," Symposium in honor of Robert Serber, Columbia University Apr. 29, 1977

Symposium on the History of Nuclear Physics, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis May 19, 1977

"Nuclear reactions and nucleosynthesis," University of California, Santa Cruz June 30, 1977

Summer workshop in astrophysics, University of California, Santa Cruz July 1977

"The age of the chemical elements, the galaxy and the universe," Lawrence Livermore Laboratory Oct. 7, 1977

"The solar neutrino problem," Fermi Laboratory, Batavia, Illinois Oct. 21, 1977

"Nuclear cosmochronology," the Robert A. Welch Foundation Conference on Chemical Research, Houston Nov. 7-9, 1977

"Experiment and theory relevant to experimental nucleosynthesis ... in supernovae," University of Virginia Nov. 11, 1977

"The solar neutrino problem," Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory Nov. 14, 1977

"The age of the chemical elements, the galaxy and the universe," Williams College Nov. 17, 1977

"The solar neutrino problem," Goddard Space Flight Center Nov. 18, 1977

"Experiment and theory relevant to experimental nucleosynthesis ... in supernovae," Princeton University Dec. 15, 1977

"Roundtable discussion of future solar neutrino program," Informal Conference on Status and Future of Solar Neutrino Research, Brookhaven National Laboratory Jan. 7, 1978

"Threads of time, personal and cosmic," Leonard I. Schiff Memorial Lecture, Stanford University Jan. 31, 1978

Solar neutrinos. Conference at Stanford University Feb. 1, 1978

"The age of the chemical elements, the galaxy and the universe," University of California, Irvine Mar. 17, 1978

"The case of the missing solar neutrinos," the Earnest C. Watson Caltech Lecture Series Mar. 29, 1978

"Recent developments in solar neutrino puzzle," Physics colloquium, Caltech Mar. 30, 1978

"The age of the chemical elements, the galaxy and the universe," Columbia University, Apr. 11, 1978; New York Academy of Science, Apr. 21, 1978; University of Notre Dame Oct. 19-21, 1978

"The age of the universe, the galaxy, and the chemical elements," American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Boston Apr. 12, 1978

"R. F. Christy retirement as acting President of Caltech," the Athenaeum, Caltech May 24, 1978

"The solar neutrino puzzle," Boulder, Colorado June 11-12, 1978

22nd International Astrophysics Symposium, Liège June 16-23, 1978

4th General Conference on Trends of Physics, University of York Sept. 27-29, 1978

"Experiment and theory relevant to nucleosynthesis in supernovae," Institute of Astrophysics, Paris, Oct. 1-7, 1978; Berkeley, Oct. 25-26, 1978

"Introduction to Fred Hoyle's lecture," The L.S.B. Foundation Lecture Nov. 14, 1978

"The origin of the elements," UCLA Extension Series, Los Angeles Jan. 23, 1979

Solar neutrino press conference-APS/AIP, New York, Jan. 31, 1979

"The age of the chemical elements, the galaxy and the universe," Indiana University, Feb. 6-7, 1979; Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, Feb. 23, 1979

"Experiment and theory relevant to nucleosynthesis in supernovae," Virginia Physics Institute Apr. 17, 1979

"Experimental nuclear physics in astrophysics," American Physical Society meeting, Washington, D.C. Apr. 23, 1979

"Experimental and theoretical nuclear physics relevant to nucleosynthesis in supernovae," Forty Years of Stellar Energy Theory Conference May 3, 1979

"Experiment and theory relevant to nucleosynthesis in supernovae," Arizona State University Oct. 25, 1979

Introduction of Hans Bethe, Physics colloquium, Caltech Jan. 24, 1980

"The equilibrium of isomeric states and the synthesis of 26A1," Kellogg Laboratory seminar Feb. 1, 1980

"Nuclear astrophysics," Physics 242 seminar, Caltech Feb. 15, 1980

"The age of the universe, the galaxy, and the chemical elements," Thomas Condon Lectures, Oregon State University, Apr. 8, 1980; University of Oregon, Apr. 9, 1980

"The origin of the elements," National Air and Space Museum, Washington, D.C. May 14, 1980

"The age of the universe," Alpheus W. Smith Lecture, Ohio State University May 21, 1980

Santa Cruz Summer Workshop, University of California, Santa Cruz July 15-17, 1980 See also: Series XI, photos

"Nucleosynthesis in supernovae"

International Conference on Nuclear Physics, Berkeley Aug. 26, 1980

University of Delaware Oct. 8, 1980

Thomas Gould's 60th birthday celebration, Cornell University Oct. 10, 1980

Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar talks, Oct. 1980; Feb.-Mar. 1981

"Nucleosynthesis in supernovae," Fermi Laboratory Nov. 5, 1980

"Stellar evolution," Kellogg Laboratory seminar Nov. 21, 1980

"Nucleosynthesis in supernovae," Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory Jan. 15, 1981

"Solar neutrinos," University of Hawaii, Honolulu Feb. 19-20, 1981 See also: Phi Beta Kappa lectures 1980-1981; See also: Series XI, photos

"The age of the universe, the galaxy, and the chemical elements," Washington State University, Pullman Mar. 26, 1981

"Strong and weak interactions in nuclear astrophysics," US-Germany Workshop on Radioactive Ion Beams, Ohio Aug. 31, 1981

"Ca-Ti-Cr anomalies in an Allende inclusion and the nß-process," U.S.-Germany Workshop on Radioactive Ion Beams, Ohio Sept. 2, 1981

"The solar neutrino problem," University of Florida, Miami Sept. 30, 1981

"How are the meteorite anomalies discovered in the Caltech lunatic asylum produced in supernovae?" Caltech Y Luncheon Forum Oct. 21, 1981

"Ca-Ti-Cr anomalies in an Allende inclusion (EK-1-4-1) and the nß-process," Kellogg seminar Oct. 30, 1981

"Phifty years of phun and physics in the W. K. Kellogg Radiation Laboratory at Caltech," American Physical Society meeting, San Francisco Jan. 25, 1982 See also: Series XI, photos

"The age of the universe," Will C. Shaw Memorial Lecture, Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville Mar. 1, 1982

"Age of the universe," Denison University Apr. 14, 1982 See also: Series XI, photos

Francis G. Slack Lectures, Vanderbilt University Apr. 19-21, 1982

"The age of the universe, the galaxy and the chemical elements" Apr. 19, 1982

"Nucleosynthesis in supernovae" Apr. 20, 1982

"Element building in stars" Apr. 21, 1982

"The age of the chemical elements and the universe," University of Georgia Apr. 23, 1982

"The role of the neutrons in nucleosynthesis in supernovae," Conference on the Neutron and its Applications, Cambridge University Sept. 16, 1982

"Nucleosynthesis in supernovae and meteorite isotopic anomalies observed in the lunatic asylum at Caltech," Caltech Astronomy Department Seminar, Dec. 8, 1982; Los Alamos National Laboratory seminar, Jan. 4, 1983

"Astrophysical thermonuclear reactions rates: ways to determine and the way to publish," American Physical Society meeting in honor of Kay Way Apr. 20, 1983

"Recent papers on the Re/Os cosmochronology," Kellogg Journal Club, Caltech May 24, 1983

Conference notes, Aspen, Colorado June 1983

"Back to square one in nuclear reaction rates," Yerkes Observatory Oct. 19, 1983 See also: Series XI, photos

Jan Rasmussen memorial service, Altadena, California Oct. 27, 1983

"Informal report on the nucleosynthesis workshop held at Yerkes Observatory," Kellogg talk Nov. 4, 1983

Nobel Prize Lectures December 1983 See: Series X, Nobel Prize materials

"The case of the missing solar neutrino," Uppsala, Dec. 13, 1983; Lund, Sweden, Dec. 15, 1983

"The queen and I," Caltech Trustees talk, Jan. 15, 1984; ARCS Ball, Feb 18, 1984

Pasadena City Board of Directors Commendation Jan. 31, 1984 See also: Series XII, commendation certificate

"The queen and I," Caltech Associates talk, the Athenaeum, Caltech Feb. 13, 1984

Colgate University Lecture Series Feb. 22-24, 1984

"The quest for the origin of the elements: Nobel Lecture in physics, 1983," Jet Propulsion Laboratory, 2nd Annual Family Day lecture Mar. 31, 1984

Hewlett-Mellon Distinguished Visiting Lecturer in Physics, Middlebury College Mar. 13-15, 1984

"The queen and I," Mount Wilson Observatory Association, Pasadena Mar. 22, 1984

Santa Monica College talk Mar. 29, 1984

Nobel awards dinner, presentation of Albert A. Michelson Award, Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago Apr. 2, 1984

"The quest for the origin of the elements," University of Kansas Apr. 3-4, 1984

Youngstown State University Lecture Series Apr. 12-13, 1984

"Experimental and theoretical nuclear astrophysics," American Physical Society meeting, Washington D.C. Apr. 24, 1984

"The quest for the origin of the elements," George Abell Memorial Lecture, Sigma Xi Chapter, University of California, Los Angeles May 3, 1984

"The excitement of science," Benjamin Banneker High School, Washington, D.C. May 9, 1984 See also: Series XI, photos

"The quest for the origin of the elements: Nobel Lecture in Physics, 1983"

National Science Foundation Science Week, Washington, D.C. May 10, 1984 See also: Series XI, photos

47th Caltech Alumni seminar May 19, 1984 [Not given]

American Astronomical Society, Baltimore, Maryland June 13, 1984

Gordon Research Conference, Tilton, New Hampshire July 12, 1984

"Back to square one in nuclear reaction rates," Yerkes Conference May 1984

"The quest for the origin of the elements," Hughes Aircraft Corp. Aug. 17, 1984

After dinner remarks, conference on solar neutrinos and neutrino astronomy, Lead, South Dakota Aug. 24, 1984

"The quest for the origin of the elements: Nobel Lecture in Physics, 1983"

Bay Area Caltech Alumni Association, San Francisco Sept. 8, 1984

Crane Lecture, University of Michigan Sept. 26, 1984

"What would nuclear astrophysics be without Ed Salpeter?" Symposium in honor of Edwin E. Salpeter, Cornell University Oct. 1, 1984 See also: Series VII, 1986 manuscript

Pew Lecture, Grove City College Oct. 4, 1984

Jesse L. Greenstein Symposium on Low Luminosity Stars," Caltech Oct. 15-16, 1984

"The case of the missing solar neutrinos," Arizona State University Nov. 1, 1984

"The quest for the origin of the elements"

Abigail and John Van Vleck Lecture, Minneapolis Nov. 7, 1984

American Association of Physics Teachers, Southern California section meeting, Caltech Nov. 10, 1984

"Ad astra per accelerators," North Texas University Nov. 12, 1984

Kellogg Astronomical Journal Club Nov. 21, 1984

Boris Jacobsohn Memorial Lecture, University of Washington Nov. 26, 1984

"The quest for the origin of the elements," Concordia College Nov. 28, 1984

Herman Feshbach Lectures, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Dec. 3, 5-6, 1984

"The quest for the origin of the elements," Vancouver Institute Feb. 9, 1985

"The age of the observable universe in the inflationary cosmology," Symposium in honor of A. G. Cameron's 60th birthday, University of Colorado, Boulder Mar. 25-27, 1985 See also: Series VII, 1985 manuscript

"How old is the universe?" Arizona State University Apr. 3, 1985

6th Annual Distinguished Lecture series, University of Alberta Apr. 9-11, 1985

"The quest for the origin of the elements," University of New Orleans Apr. 23, 1985

Memphis State University Nobel Laureates Lectures Apr. 25-26, 1985

"The quest for the origin of the elements"

Patton L. Seifert Memorial Lecture, Montana State University, Bozeman May 6, 1985

48th Caltech Alumni seminar May 18, 1985

Ohio State University May 23, 1985 See also: Series X, Sullivant Medal 1985

"Introduction to the frontiers of the natural science," American Association for the Advancement of Science [AAAS] meeting, Los Angeles May 29, 1985

"The quest for the origin of the elements: Nobel Lecture in physics, 1983," Caltech Associates of Orange County, Santa Ana June 5, 1985

Acceptance response: Teke Alumnus of the Year Award, Orlando, Florida Aug. 18, 1985 See also: Series X, Fraternities

Symposium on the origin of life, Norman H. Horowitz's 70th birthday festschrift, University of California, Santa Cruz Oct. 15, 1985

"The quest for the origin of the elements," Sigma Xi, Rockwell International Chapter, Calabasas, California Oct. 24, 1985

"Retirement talk for Joseph A. Burton," American Physical Society meeting, San Diego Nov. 2, 1985 See also: Series XI, Photos

"The quest for the origin of the elements"

IBM Physical Sciences Colloquium Series, New York Nov. 12, 1985

University of Toronto Nov. 13, 1986

"Nuclear astrophysics & elementary particle cosmology," Aspen Winter Physics Conference, Colorado Jan. 6-11, 1986

"The age of the observable universe in the inflationary model," Washington University, St. Louis Feb. 5, 1986

"How old is the observable universe? a biased answer!" George Gamow Memorial Lecture, University of Colorado, Boulder Mar. 4, 1986

"The quest for the origin of the elements," Sonoma University Mar. 31, 1986

Kellogg Journal Club Apr. 3, 1986

Award response, Ohio Section of the American Physical Society, Chillicothe Apr. 11, 1986 See also: Series X, William A. Fowler Award 1986

"How old is the universe?" Northwestern University Apr. 14, 1986

"The quest for the origin of the elements;" "How old is the universe?" Old Dominion University Apr. 22-23, 1986

Robert Christy retirement talk, the Athenaeum May 15, 1986

"The quest for the origin of the elements," Wright State University May 21, 1986

"How old is the observable universe?" Oppenheimer Memorial Lecture, Los Alamos Aug. 18, 1986

"The quest for the origin of the elements," "How old is the universe?" Wright Science Colloquia Man and his Universe, Geneva Sept. 17, 1986

"The quest for the origin of the elements in the universe;" "How old is the observable universe? a biased answer!" Anna I. McPherson Lectures in Physics, McGill University Oct. 9-10, 1986

"Highlights of the Nobel Prize ceremony," Caltech Associates of San Diego, La Jolla Oct. 26, 1986

"The age of the observable universe," Edward Arthur Milne Lecture, Oxford University Nov. 13, 1986 See also: Series VII, 1986 manuscript

"Gerald J. Wasserburg Crafoord Prize celebration talk," the Athenaeum, Caltech Nov. 20, 1986

"How old is the age of the observable universe in the inflationary model," seminar version Nov. 26, 1986

"The quest for the origin of the elements," Ohio Northern University Dec. 10, 1986

"The quest for the origin of the elements," UCLA Extension, Feb. 5, 1987; Louisiana State University, Feb. 11, 1987

How old is the observable universe? a biased answer!" University of California, Berkeley Feb. 19, 1987

"The quest for the origin of the elements," Drexel University, Philadelphia Mar. 24, 1987

"The age of the observable universe," California State University, Long Beach Apr. 1, 1987

"How old is the observable universe?" Leon Pape Memorial Lecture, California State University, Long Beach Apr. 3, 1987

George Washington University/National Science Foundation Joint Colloquium, Washington, D.C. Apr. 9, 1987

"Recollections of early work on the synthesis of the chemical elements in stars," American Physical Society meeting, Crystal City, Virginia Apr. 22, 1987

50th Annual Caltech Alumni seminar May 16, 1987

"The forces of nature and the sun," Interactions and Structures in Nuclei Conference, University of Sussex Sept. 9, 1987 See also: Series VII, 1987 manuscript

Talks at the Institut für Kernphysik, Jülich, Germany Sept. 14-15, 1987

"The quest for the origin of the elements," L. H. Thomas Lecture, North Carolina University Oct. 26, 1987

National Science Foundation Teachers award talk, Washington, D.C. Nov. 17, 1987

"How old is the observable universe in the inflationary model?" Colorado School of Mines Dec. 1, 1987

"The quest for the origin of the elements," University of Chicago Dec. 3, 1987

"Herb Chen and solar neutrinos," University of California, Irvine Jan. 8, 1988

"The age of the observable universe," Jet Propulsion Laboratory Jan. 21, 1988

Symposium on High Energy Physics, University of California, Berkeley Feb. 1, 1988

"The quest for the origin of the elements," Colorado College Apr. 12, 1988

Herman Feshbach Lecture, Massachusetts Institute of Technology May 13, 1988

"Reminiscences of fifty-five years at Caltech," Commencement talk, Caltech June 10, 1988 [not given]

"The quest for the origin of the elements," Miller Lecture, University of Illinois Oct. 5, 1988

"The age of the observable universe"

Washington, D.C. Oct. 21, 1988

Kare Jansky Lectures, Charlottesville, Nov. 8, 1988; Socorro, New Mexico, Nov. 10, 1988

"Addendum to 'The age of the observable universe,'" Hubble Lecture, Space Telescope Science Institute, Baltimore Nov. 17, 1988

Workshop on the age of the observable universe, Dallas Dec. 12, 1988

"The big bang revisited"

Aspen, Colorado Jan. 18, 1989

Boston University, Feb. 22, 1989; University of California, Berkeley, Oct. 5, 1989

Mt. Wilson seminar, notes on talk given by Allan Sandage Mar. 2, 1989

"The age of the observable universe," Newson Lecture, Duke University Apr. 12, 1989

"The quest for the origin of the elements," University of Maryland, College Park Apr. 25, 1989

Alvin Tollestrup's 65th birthday celebration, Fermi National Laboratory May 15, 1989

"Caltech AirTalk," Radio interview by Larry Mantle May 24, 1989 See: Series X, Radio talk May 1988

"The big bang revisited: early nucleosynthesis in an inhomogeneous universe," Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge July 24, 1989

"Nuclear physics and the universe," International Nuclear Physics Conference, University of Sao Paolo, Brazil Aug. 21, 1989 [not given]

"The big bang revisited," Physics Ph10a class, Caltech Oct. 1, 1989

Caltech Associates talk Nov. 15, 1989

"The cosmic value of H 0," Kellogg Journal Club Feb. 6, 1990

"Our early universe;" "How old is the observable universe?" University of Minnesota, Minneapolis Feb. 21-22, 1990

"The big bang revisited," University of California, Los Angeles Mar. 1, 1990

"Early universe," B. M. Birla Memorial Lecture, Hydrabad, India Mar. 15, 1990

"Early universe," Ferguson College, Pune, India Mar. 24, 1990

International Union of Pure and Applied Physics [IUPAP] Conference, Tokyo Sept. 5, 1990

"Signatures of inhomogeneity in the early universe," University of Tokyo Sept. 12, 1990

Workshop on Physics and Facility of Exotic Nuclei Arena, University of Tokyo Sept. 13-15, 1990

"Signatures of inhomogeneity in the early universe"

Yukawa Institute, Kyoto Sept. 25, 1990

Physics Research Conference, Caltech Oct. 11, 1990

"Our observable universe: a thing of beauty," International Symposium of Sigma Xi, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina Oct. 27, 1990

Talk at the dedication of portrait of R. A. Millikan, the Athenaeum, Caltech, Nov. 30, 1990

"Tribute to Carl David Anderson," Dabney Lounge, Caltech Feb. 25, 1991

"Our observable universe: a thing of beauty," Nobel Jubilee 1901-1991, Stockholm Dec. 7, 1991

Erice School Lectures, Palermo June 20-30, 1992

"Our observable universe: a thing of beauty," Joseph and Sophia Konopinski Lecture, Indiana University, Bloomington Oct. 1, 1992

"The age of our observable universe," Indiana University, Bloomington Oct. 2, 1992

Astronomy seminar notes Mar. 2, 1994

Talks, miscellaneous

Abstracts

Posters

Notes 1946; 1950; 1952

Notes 1975

Talk schedules

Talk outlines n.d.

"Cloud chamber range measurements" n.d.

"Production of x-radiation by fast electrons" n.d.

"Sophomore lecture on polarization of light" n.d.

"Emergency stories for talks"

"Requirements for lectures by William A. Fowler" January 1985

Conferences, miscellaneous

Photocopies of slides for presentations (all undated)

nuclear astrophysics

p-p chain

CNO bi-cycle

neutrino astronomy

deuteronomy

xenology and peculiar stars

s- and r-process

HeCO-burning

neutrino losses

supernovae and e-processes

nuclear cosmochronology; age of the elements

Part 1 of 2

Part 2 of 2

radio sources

general relativity and massive stars

big and little bang nucleosynthesis

quasars

explosive nucleosynthesis

silicon burning

Part 1 of 2

Part 2 of 2

light elements destruction and solar neutrinos

1936-1955

"Radioactive elements of low atomic number" (1936) [PhD dissertation] See also: Series IX, neutrons, notes ca 1936

"Energy and absorption of the gamma radiation from Li 7 and H 1" (1937)

"The conservation of momentum in the disintegration of Li 8" (1947)

"Gamma radiation from excited states of light nuclei" (1948) [Millikan paper]

Handwritten draft

Typed drafts

"Gamma radiation from light nuclei under proton bombardment" (1948)

Handwritten and typed drafts

"Investigations of the capture of protons and deuterons by deuterons" (1949)

"Neutron-hydrogen mass difference from the D-D reactions" (1949)

"A magnetic analyzer for charged-particles from nuclear reactions" (1950)

"The cross section for the radiative capture of protons by C 12 near 100 keV" (1950)

"Nuclear mass determination from nuclear Q-values" (1950)

"Excited states of the mirror nuclei Li 7 and Be 7" (1951)

"Analysis of the N 15 (ρ,α) C 12 excitation function" (1953)

"Experimental and theoretical results on nuclear reactions in stars" (1954)

"Stellar evolution and the synthesis of the elements" (1955)

1956-1961

"Californium 254 and supernovae" (1956)

"Origin of the elements in stars" (1956)

"The origin of the elements" (1957) Published as "Formation of the elements"

"B 12, C 12 and the red giants" (1957)

"Synthesis of the elements in stars" (1957) [B 2FH]

Drafts

Correspondence 1986

"Nuclear reactions and element synthesis in stellar atmospheres" (1958) [Stockholm paper]

"Abundances of the rare-earth nuclei produced by rapid neutron capture in supernovae" (1959)

"Nuclear cosmochronology" (1960)

Handwritten drafts

Typed drafts and figures

"Origin of the elements" (1960)

Drafts and figures

Correspondence

"The duration of nucleosynthesis" (1960) Draft

"Nucleosynthesis in supernovae" (1960)

Draft 1959

Draft and correspondence 1960

"The ft-value of O 14 and the universal Fermi interaction" (1960)

"Rutherford and nuclear cosmochronology" (1961)

"Origin of the nuclear species" (1961)

1962-1964

"The mean lifetimes of carbon, nitrogen and oxygen in the CNO bi-cycle" (1962) [CF62]

Galley proof

Correspondence

Draft 1961

A note on "massive star" 1963

Notes on "gravitational radiation from a collapsing star" 1963

"On the abundances of uranium and thorium in solar system material" (1963)

"On the nature of strong radio sources" (1963)

"Nuclear clues to the early history of the stellar system" (1963)

"Solar neutrino flux" (1963) Draft

"Neutrino processes and pair formation...and supernovae" (1964)

Draft 1962

Draft 1963

Final draft 1963-1964

Figures and tables

Appendix A: draft 1962-1963

Appendix B: draft 1963-1964

Appendix C: draft 1963-1964

1964-1968

"Massive stars, relativistic polytropes and gravitational radiation" (1964)

"Combined hydrogen and helium burning in the core of a population II red giant star" (1964)

Report on "The properties of massive objects" 1965

Memorandum: "Radio observations on C 12, C 13, O 16 and O 18 in the interstellar medium" 1965

"The fast CN-cycle" (1965) [CF65]

Handwritten outline and draft

Correspondence

"Nuclear energy generation in supermassive stars" (1966)

"Gravitational red shifts in quasi-stellar objects" (1967)

Translation of: "Neutrino processes and pair formation in massive stars and supernovae" [for Russian edition] (1967)

"Nuclear astrophysics" (1967) [Jayne lecture] Book review and circular

Foreword for "Relativity and cosmology" 1968

Notes on "Black dwarfs and pulsars" 1968

"Solar neutrino and low-energy nuclear cross-sections" (1968) Draft

Notes on "solar neutrinos" 1968

1970-1982

"How now, no cosmological helium?" (1970)

"New observation and old nucleocosmochronologies" (1972) [partial draft, Aug. 1969]

"The case of the missing solar neutrinos" (1974)

Drafts

Correspondence and notes

"Thermonuclear reaction rates II" (1975) [FCZ II]

Outline and handwritten drafts

Drafts

Tables

Notes 1970-1971

"Nuclear experimentation relevant to cosmic ray composition" (1975)

Notes on "solar polytropes" 1975

"Production of heavy elements in neutron stars" (1976) Galley proof

"Nuclear partition functions" (1978)

Drafts 1977 and Orange Aid preprint

Galley proof

"A nuclear correction factor for Re/Os cosmochronology" (1979)

Correspondence

Orange Aid preprint

"Competition effects in proton-induced reactions on 51V" (1980)

"Thermalization of long lived nuclear...under stellar conditions" (1980)

"Ca-Ti-Cr anomalies in an Allende inclusion and the nß-process" (1982)

Drafts 1981-1982

Galley 1982

Figures and tables

1983-1986

"Thermonuclear reaction rates III" (1983) [HFCZ]

Drafts

Correspondence

Galley proof

"Bound state decay of rhenium-187" (1984)

"Stellar weak interaction rates IV" (1985) Drafts

Aug. 1983-Mar. 1984

May 1984

Sept.-Oct. 1984

"Introductory remarks on radioactive and isomeric beams" (1985)

"Introductory remarks on radioactive and isomeric ion beams" (1985)

"A new estimate of the 19Ne(ρ,γ)...at stellar energies" (1986)

Drafts

Correspondence and calculations

"The age of the observable universe in the inflationary cosmology" (1986) Drafts

"Tables of thermonuclear reaction rates for low-mass nuclei (1≤Z≤14) (1985) [CFHZ]

Correspondence

Drafts

Galley proof

Comments on "Deuterium in the universe" 1986

"The synthesis of the chemical elements carbon and oxygen" (1986)

Drafts

Figures and tables

1987-1988

"Gamma-ray constraints on 22Na yields in nova explosions" (1987)

"The age of the observable universe" (1987)

Drafts Oct.-Nov. 1986

Orange Aid preprint

Notes and calculations

"Approximate penetration factors...of astrophysical interest" (1987) Drafts

Apr.-May 1986

July 1986

Feb. 1987

"When will a pulsar in supernova 1987A be seen?" (1987)

Correspondence

Drafts

"Galactic chronology of thorium neonydium" (1987)

Correspondence

Drafts

"The consequences of baryonic diffusion on primordial nucleosynthesis" (1987)

"Late-time neutron diffusion and nucleosynthesis" (1988)

"The transformation of matter after the big bang" (1988)

"Thermonuclear reaction rates V" (1988) [CF88]

Correspondence

Drafts

1988-1991

"The forces of nature and the sun" (1988)

Drafts

Calculations

Correspondence

"Th/Nd cosmochronology and a constant r/s ratio" (1989)

Draft

Orange Aid preprint and draft

"Cold fusion results still unexplained" (1989)

Draft and Orange Aid preprint

"Nuclear reactions in inhomogeneous cosmologies" (1989)

"Spatial distribution of 26Al generated by galactic novae" (1989)

"Our sun" (1990)

"Signatures of inhomogeneity in the early universe" (1991)

"Microscopic study of the low energy 3He( 3He, 2π)...cross sections" (1991)

"The Nobel Century" (1991)

Unidentified and/or Unpublished Material

"Nuclear reaction cross sections" [unidentified manuscript] n.d.

"Stellar nuclear processes" being an account of "Energy generation and element synthesis in stars and supernovae"

[unidentified manuscript] n.d.

Draft 1961 (cross-section for the proton-proton reaction)

"Thermonuclear reactions and formation of the elements" [unidentified manuscript] n.d. Drafts

"The analysis of experimental data on nuclear reactions of astrophysical interest" 1975 [CFZ] [unpublished]

"Theoretical cross-sections for heavy elements" [unpublished?] Drafts 1975

"Tables of thermonuclear reaction rates" Mar. 1975 [ZFC] [unpublished]

"Tables of thermonuclear reaction rate data for intermediate mass nuclei" Aug. 1975 [WFHZ] [unpublished]

"The nuclear origin of Ne-E and 26Mg-anomalies...in the rp-process" 1982 [unpublished]

Notes on "the evolution of the S, peculiar A and Ba+ stars" n.d.

Manuscript fragments n.d.

"Wave functions for very light nuclei" 1967 [unpublished]

"On the synthesis of heavy elements in primordial material" 1967 [unpublished]

"Nuclear cosmochronology and the Orgeuil thorium: uranium ratio" 1966 [unpublished]

Draft, manuscript, tables

Correspondence and printed matter

"The scattering of protons from lithium" [unidentified draft]

"On the early history of galaxies and the formation of massive objects" 1963 [unpublished]

Unidentified manuscripts (re: origin of the elements) [ca 1955-1960]

Arnett, D., "Universe as laboratory: white dwarfs and neutron stars" (1969)

Bethe et al., "Equation of state in the gravitational collapse of stars" (1979)

Reprint, correspondence (Brown. G.), notes 1979-1981

Braginsky, V.B., "The prospects for high-sensitivity gravitational antennae" (1973)

Cavendish Laboratory, 1950-1955 miscellaneous:

French, A. P., "Electromagnetic radiation and angular correlations" (1935)

Barnes, C. A. and French, A. P., "Angular correlation between α-particles and γ-rays in the reaction F 19(π,αγ)O 16" 1950 [print]

French, A. P., "Matrix elements for octupole radiative transitions" [print] (1951)

Flowers, B. H., "Recent developments in nuclear structure" (1955)

Wilkinson, D. H., "Illustrations of angular correlation computations using the Racah coefficient methods"

Davis, R., "On solar neutrinos" (1973-1974)

Gingerich, O. and Lang, R., "A source book in astronomy and astrophysics" (1978)

Harris, M. J., "The sp-process and Allende isotope anomalies in calcium and titanium" (1982)

Hoyle, Fred

"Abundances" (1967?)

"Physics and society in the 1970's" (1968)

"Two decades of collaboration with WAF" (1972?)

"Magnetic monopoles and the halos of galaxies" (1982-1983)

Langanke, K., "The Non-resonant 16O(α,γ) 20Ne reaction at stellar energies" (1983)

Physical Processes in Stars (1959-1961) [Russian translation of]

1938-1965

"Scattering and loss of energy of fast electrons and positrons in lead," Phys. Rev. 54 (1938): 320.

"Scattering of fast electrons," Phys. Rev. 54 (1938): 773.

"Multiple scattering of fast electrons," Phys. Rev. 57 (1940): 273.

"The conservation of momentum in the disintegration of Li 8," Phys. Rev. 72 (1947): 698.

"Energy levels of light nuclei," Nucleonics 2 (1948): 18.

"Gamma-radiation from excited states light nuclei," Revs. Mod. Phys. 20 (1948): 236.

"Neutron-hydrogen mass difference from the D-D reactions," Phys. Rev. 75 (1949): 1947.

"Gamma-radiation from light nuclei under proton bombardment," Phys. Rev. 76 (1949): 314. [2 copies]

"Energy release in beryllium and lithium reactions with protons," Phys. Rev. 76 (1949): 428.

"The cross section for the radiative capture of protons by C 12 near 100 keV," Phys. Rev. 77 (1950): 197.

"Nuclear mass determination from nuclear Q-values," Phys. Rev. 78 (1950): 372.

"Energy levels in light nuclei. III," Revs. Mod. Phys. 22 (1950): 291.

"Masses of light nuclei and nuclear disintegration energies," Phys. Rev. 83 (1951): 512. [2 copies]

"The disintegration of N 15 by protons," Phys. Rev. 86 (1952): 527.

"Nuclear structure and transmutation," in Modern Physics for the Engineer, Series I, Chap. 6 (1954): 140. See also: Series VI, UCLA talk, October 1952.

"Stellar evolution and the synthesis of the elements," Astrophys. J. 122 (1955): 271.

"Californium 254 and supernovae," Phys. Rev. 103 (1956): 1145.

"Experimental and observational evidence of origin of the elements in stars," Publ. Astron. Soc. of the Pac. 68 (1956): 505.

"Origin of the elements in stars," Science 124 (1956): 611.

"Supernovae and californium 254," Publ. Astron. Soc. of the Pac. 68 (1956): 296.

"Element-building reactions in stars," Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. 42 (1956): 173.

"Synthesis of the elements in stars," Revs. Mod. Phys. 29 (1957): 547. [reprint and annotated preprint]

"B 12, C 12 and the red giants," Phys. Rev. 107 (1957): 508.

"Temperature and density conditions for nucleosynthesis by fusion processes in stars," Second International Conference on Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy (Geneva), Paper no. 1341 (1958).

"Nature of the Li 8 beta-decay interaction," Phys. Rev. Lett. 1 (1958): 328.

"Angular correlation of alpha particles from decay of L 8," Phys. Rev. 1 (1958): 326.

"Ft values of O 14 and the universality of the Fermi interaction," Phys. Rev. Lett. 5 (1960): 323.

"Nuclear cosmochronology," Ann. Phys. 10 (1960): 280.

"Nucleosynthesis in supernovae," Astrophys. J. 132 (1960): 565.

"Deuteronomy: the synthesis of deuterons and the light nuclei during the early history of the solar system," Am. J. Phys. 29 (1961): 393.

"Ft values of O 14 and the universality of the Fermi interaction," Phys. Rev. Lett. 127 (1962): 583.

"On the nature of strong radio sources," Mon. Not. Roy. Astron. Soc. 125 (193): 169.

"Nature of strong radio sources," Nature 197 (1963): 533.

"Neutrino processes and pair formation in massive stars and supernovae," Astrophys. J. Suppl., no. 91, 9 (1964): 201.

"On relativistic astrophysics," Astrophys. J. 139 (1964): 909.

"Nuclear and neutrino processes in stars and supernovae," Lectures in Theoretical Physics, 6 (1964): 379.

"Nucleosynthesis in the early history of the solar system," Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta 29 (1965): 1209.

"Report on the properties of massive objects," Quasi-Stellar Sources and Gravitational Collapse, Chap. 2 (1965): 17. [2 copies]

"The synthesis and destruction of elements in peculiar stars of Type A and B," Astrophys. J. 142 (1965): 423.

1966-1977

"A quasar model based on relaxation oscillations in supermassive stars," in Some Recent Advances in Basic Sciences I (1966): 11.

"Integrated flux distribution in neutron capture in stars," Astrophys. J. 144 (1966): 822.

"Neutrino astrophysics," Proc. of the Int. School of Physics "Enrico Fermi," (1966): 367.

"The stability of supermassive stars," Astrophys. J. 144 (1966): 180. [2 copies] See also: Series VI, National Academy of Sciences talk, April 28, 1965.

"Supermassive stars, quasars and extragalactic radio sources," Proc. of the Int. School of Physics "Enrico Fermi" (1966): 313.

"The general relativistic instability of massive stars." Trans. of the Int. Astronom. Union XII B (1966): 581.

"Gravitational red shifts in quasi-stellar objects," Nature 213 (1967): 373. [3 copies]

"On the synthesis of elements at very high temperatures," Astrophys. J. 148 (1967): 3. [2 copies, annotated]

"Thermonuclear reactions rates," Ann. Rev. of Astron. and Astrophys. 5 (1967): 525.

"Nucleosynthesis in big and little bangs," High Energy Physics and Nuclear Structure (1967).

"Nuclear quasi-equilibrium during silicon burning," Astrophys. J. Suppl. 16 (1968): 299-371.

"Resource letter OE-1 on origin of the elements," Am. J. Phys. 36 (1968): 1.

"Resource letter OE-1 on origin of the elements," in Selected Reprints: Synthesis & Abundances of the Elements (American Institute of Physics) (1968): 1.

"Resource letter OE-1 on origin of the elements," in Selected Reprints: Origin of the Elements (American Institute of Physics) (1968): 1.

"Solar neutrinos and low-energy nuclear cross-sections," Phys. Lett. 26B (1968): 359.

"The effect of excited nuclear states on stellar reaction rates," Astrophys. J. 157 (1969): 645-48. "Endoergic (ρ,n) and (α,n) reactions and their reverse reaction rates," Astrophys. J. 157 (1969): 659-72.

"Galactic cosmic ray origin of Li, Be and B stars." Nature 226 (1970): 727-29.

"Nuclear partition functions for stellar reactions rates." Astrophys. J. 161 (1970): 119-34.

"Facts and fancies about 'big bang' helium and microwave radiation." Proc. of the Meeting on "Astrophysical Aspects of the Weak Interactions" 157 (1971): 115. [reprint and preprint]

"Synthesis of superheavy elements in the r-process," Nature 231 (1971): 103-06. [reprint and annotated preprint]

" 176Lu and s-process nucleosynthesis." Nature 238 (1972): 8.

"Nucleosynthesis in silicon burning," Astrophys. J. 173/1 (1972): 157-81.

"On the origin of deuterium," Nature 241 (1973): 384-86.

"A foundation for research," Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. 72 (1975): 2843. [2 copies]

"A foundation for research (25th Anniversary NSF)," Science 188 (1975): 414. See also: Series VI, National Academy of Sciences talk, April 21, 1975.

"Charles Christian Lauritsen, 1892-1968," Biographical Memoirs (National Academy of Sciences) 46 (1975): 221-29. See also: Series V, American Philosophical Society

"Thermonuclear reaction rates II," Ann. Rev. Astron. and Astrophys. 13 (1975): 69-112. [3 copies] See also: Series VII, 1975 manuscript.

"Maximum rate for the proton-proton reaction...solar models," Phys. Rev. Letters 36/15 (1976): 895-97.

"Solar models of low neutrino counting rate: energy transport by processes other than radiative transfer," Astrophys. J. 207/2-1 (1976): 601-04.

"Physics in 1976: a personal account (presidential address, APS)," Phys. Today 30 (1977): 33. See also: Series V, APS Presidential Address.

1978-1993

"Nuclear cosmochronology," The Robert A. Welch Foundation Conf. on Chem. Res., XXI. Cosmochemistry (1977): 61-133. [2 copies] See also: Series VI, Welch Foundation Conference, Nov. 1977.

"Nuclear partition functions," Astrophys. J. 226/3 (1978): 984-95. [reprint and preprint]

"Semi-empirical thermonuclear reaction-rate data for intermediate-mass nuclei," Atomic Data & Nuclear Data Tables 22 (1978): 371-441.

"Nuclear astrophysics," The Elements and their Isotopes in the Universe, XXII Int. Colloquium on Astrophys. (Université de Liège) (June 20-22, 1978): 22-44.

"A nuclear correction factor for Re/Os cosmochronology," Astrophys. J. 233/2 (1979): 411-17. [reprint and preprint]

"Thermalization of long-lived nuclear isomeric states under stellar conditions," Astrophys. J. 238/1 (1980): 266-86.

"Ca-Ti-Cr anomalies in an Allende inclusion and the nß-process," Astrophys. J. 259/2 (1982): 908-19.

"The case of the missing solar neutrino," AIP Conference Proc. No. 96 (1982): 80.

"Neutron capture rates in the r-process: the role of direct radiative capture," Astrophys. J. 270/2 (1983): 740-45.

"Thermonuclear reaction rates III," Ann. Rev. Astron. & Astrophys. 21 (1983): 165-76. [reprint and preprint]

"The role of neutrons in nucleosynthesis in supernovae," Inst. Phys. Conf. Ser. 64 (1983): 83-88.

"Bound-state decay of rhenium-187," Astrophys. J. 281/1 (1984): 363-66.

"The quest for the origin of the elements," Science 226 (1984): 922-35.

"Tables of thermonuclear reaction rates for low-mass nuclei (1≤Z;≤14)," Atom. Data & Nuclear Data Tables 32/2 (1985): 197-233.

"Thomas Lauritsen, 1915-1973," Biographical Memoir (National Academy of Sciences) 55 (1985): 385-96. See also: Series I, Ajzenberg-Selove, Fay.

"A new estimate of the 19Ne(π,γ) 20Na and 15O(α,γ) 19Ne reaction rates at stellar energies," Astrophys. J. 301/2 (1986): 629-33.

"The synthesis of the chemical elements carbon and oxygen," in Highlights of Modern Astrophysics (1986).

"The age of the observable universe," Q. J. Royal Astron. Soc. 28/2 (1987): 87-108.

"Approximate penetration factors for nuclear reactions of astrophysical interest," Astron. Astrophys. 177/1-2 (1987): 317-25.

"When will a pulsar in supernova 1987A be seen?" Science 238 (1987): 938-40. [2 copies]

"Galactic chronology of thorium/neonydium," Nature 330 (1987): 703-04.

"The forces of nature and the sun," Interactions and Structures in Nuclei. Proc. of a Conf. to Celebrate the 65th Birthday of Sir Denys Wilkinson, FRS 1 (1988): 119-34.

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Technical notes, miscellaneous n.d. [1930s-1950s]

Neutrons, notes 1936 and n.d.

Electrostatic generator shields, notes 1940

Alpha particle radioactivity, notes n.d. [ca 1940s]

Potential wells scattering, notes n.d. [ca 1940s]

History of nuclear physics timeline n.d. [ca 1945]

Analysis of beta-ray spectra 1945

Lithium-7 and lithium-7*

Correspondence 1948-1949

Herb, R.

Hudspeth, E.

Rubin, S.

Snyder, C.

Data 1948-1949, n.d.