Papers of Stephen Timoshenko, 1928-1957.

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Papers of Stephen Timoshenko, 1928-1957.

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Mss. and printed copies of Timoshenko's writings, lecture notes, monographs, books, and other papers. Includes ms. of his "Theory of Elastic Stability" (1936), selected scientific papers of Stephen P. Timoshenko with a biographical sketch, and a list of early Russian papers compiled by Donovan Harold Young (b. 1904) which formed the preface and biographical sketch section of the "Collected Papers of Timoshenko" (1953).

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