Guest Scientist at NIST, 1992.

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Guest Scientist at NIST, 1992.

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Materials relating to Ginzburg's three month visit as a Guest Scientist at the National Institute of Standards and Technology in 1992. Includes manuscripts, viewgraphs, correspondence, reprints, videotape, photographs and negatives. Videotaped lecture "High temperature superconductivity (history and general review)" given at Johns Hopkins University Physics Department. Other lecture titles include: "What problems of physics and astrophysics seem now to be especially important and interesting?"; "Thermoelectric effects in superconductors"; "Astrophysics of cosmic rays (history and general review)"; NIST publication reporting on May 22, 1992 symposium "From Superconductivity to Supernovae: The Ginzburg Symposium", by A.F. Clark, V.L. Ginzburg, et al.; autobiographical article "Notes of an Amateur Astrophysicist" by Ginzburg.

0.25 lin.ft. 1 video tape cassette.

American Institute of Physics, Niels Bohr Library

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