Biedenharn (Lawrence) Papers 1931-1997

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Biedenharn (Lawrence) Papers 1931-1997

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Correspondence, publications, notes and printed materials document the career of Lawrence Biedenharn (1922-1996) at Duke University and University of Texas, including his monographs, articles, and conference talks.

Archives of American Mathematics, Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin

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