Papers, 1934-1991.

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Papers, 1934-1991.

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Collection includes correspondence (1935-1991), biographical material (1971-1979), subject files (1936-1991), course materials (1934-1984), college and department files (1945-1991), research files (1937-1992), photographs, talks (1956-1984), publications (1935-1989) about acoustics, antennas, the antenna laboratory, Chinese research laboratories (1980); material about electromagnetic waves, William L. Everitt, microwaves, PLATO, radio broadcasting, radio direction finding (1947-1966), radio waves, U.S. Defense Department and Air Force research, Tizi Ouzou University, Algeria (1980-1981), Tykociner lectures (1969-1991), and YMCA (1976-1982).

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American Institute of Physics, Niels Bohr Library

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