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http://dlib.nyu.edu/findingaids/html/archives/courant/courant.html

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/63276390

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http://viaf.org/viaf/194811026

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http://www.amphilsoc.org/mole/view?docId=ead/Mss.Ms.Coll.88-ead.xml

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Richtmyer, Robert D.

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Oral history interview with Nicholas Metropolis, 1987 May 29.

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Metropolis, N. (Nicholas), 1915-. Oral history interview with Nicholas Metropolis, 1987 May 29.

Title: Oral history interview with Nicholas Metropolis, 1987 May 29.

Metropolis discusses John von Neumann's work in computing. Most of the interview concerns activity at Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory: how von Neumann came to consult at the laboratory; his scientific contacts there, including Metropolis, Robert Richtmyer, and Edward Teller; von Neumann's first hands-on experience with punched card equipment; his contributions to shock-fitting and the implosion problem; interactions between and comparisons of von Neumann and Enrico Fermi; and the development of Monte Carlo techniques.

ArchivalResource: Computer data (1 file : 56K)

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Richard Courant Papers 1902-1972

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Richard Courant Papers, 1902-1972

Title: Richard Courant Papers 1902-1972

Richard Courant developed New York University's graduate program in mathematics and established the Institute for Mathematical Sciences, later named for him. The collection spans the entire length of Courant's career as a mathematician from his student days in Germany to his work at NYU. It includes administrative and personal correspondence, published works as well as lecture material.

ArchivalResource: 33.0 linear feet; [97 boxes]

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Edward G. Ramberg Papers 1916-1994

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Edward G. Ramberg Papers, 1916-1994

Title: Edward G. Ramberg Papers 1916-1994

A physicist and social activist, Edward G. Ramberg contributed to the early development of electron microscopy and color television, and devoted much of his life to pacifist and Quaker causes. Born in Italy to an American mother and German father, Ramberg experienced the losses of war firsthand during the First World War when his father was killed while serving with the German army. After moving to the United States with his mother, Ramberg attended Reed College and Cornell University before returning to Germany for postdoctoral study under Arnold Sommerfeld. Employed at RCA for most of his career (1935-1972), Ramberg refused any involvement in military or war-related research, and as a conscientious objector during the Second World War, was assigned to duty in Civilian Public Service camps. He continued to work in fostering social harmony until late in life. With his wife, Sarah Sargent, a Swarthmore graduate whom he met through the American Friends Service Committee, Ramberg helped to establish Bryn Gweled, a cooperative community in which people of various religious, social, and racial backgrounds lived and worked together. The bulk of the Ramberg papers consists of files pertaining to his work with Amnesty International, the American Friends Service Committee, and peace groups in the Philadelphia and Bucks County region. Of particular note is a bundle of correspondence with Sommerfeld.

ArchivalResource: 11.5 Linear feet

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Metropolis, N. (Nicholas), 1915-

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Metropolis, N. (Nicholas), 1915-
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Richtmyer, R. D.

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Ramberg, E. G., (Edward Granville), 1907-

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Ramberg, E. G., (Edward Granville), 1907-
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