W. F. Eberlein papers, 1936-1986.

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W. F. Eberlein papers, 1936-1986.

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Collection documents the career of W.F. Eberlein through papers consisting largely of research notes and drafts of published and unpublished articles. The papers focus chiefly on functional analysis and mathematical physics, including quantum mechanics and relativity theory. Notes for Eberlein's teaching are included. There are course notes from Eberlein's education at the University of Wisconsin and Harvard University (1936-1942). Also included are correspondence, grant proposals, mimeographed lecture notes, and reprints

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American Institute of Physics, Niels Bohr Library

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