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Box 11

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Contains 72 Results:

[Notes] Quartz, 1983, 1984

 File — Box: 11, Folder: 455
Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: Papers concerning Professor Shull’s research at MIT are housed in Boxes 4 through 13 of the collection and are 9 linear feet in length. At this point in his career, Professor Shull tended to gather his information into folders along research topic lines. Often, a folder in this sub-series will contain, articles, correspondence, graphic material, manuscripts for publication, and notes on a particular research topic. The date on the notes or the manuscript for publication was usually the most...
Dates: 1983, 1984

[Notes] R. Hosemann’s(?) Trip to Kyoto University, N.D.

 File — Box: 11, Folder: 456
Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: Papers concerning Professor Shull’s research at MIT are housed in Boxes 4 through 13 of the collection and are 9 linear feet in length. At this point in his career, Professor Shull tended to gather his information into folders along research topic lines. Often, a folder in this sub-series will contain, articles, correspondence, graphic material, manuscripts for publication, and notes on a particular research topic. The date on the notes or the manuscript for publication was usually the most...
Dates: N.D.

[Notes] Raw Data for Work with CDS, 1966

 File — Box: 11, Folder: 457
Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: Papers concerning Professor Shull’s research at MIT are housed in Boxes 4 through 13 of the collection and are 9 linear feet in length. At this point in his career, Professor Shull tended to gather his information into folders along research topic lines. Often, a folder in this sub-series will contain, articles, correspondence, graphic material, manuscripts for publication, and notes on a particular research topic. The date on the notes or the manuscript for publication was usually the most...
Dates: 1966

[Notes] Reactor Beam Polarization; Goldhuber, 1979

 File — Box: 11, Folder: 458
Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: Papers concerning Professor Shull’s research at MIT are housed in Boxes 4 through 13 of the collection and are 9 linear feet in length. At this point in his career, Professor Shull tended to gather his information into folders along research topic lines. Often, a folder in this sub-series will contain, articles, correspondence, graphic material, manuscripts for publication, and notes on a particular research topic. The date on the notes or the manuscript for publication was usually the most...
Dates: 1979

[Notes] Refractive Index; Springer, Wiedemann, and Gissler, 1961-1967, N.D.

 File — Box: 11, Folder: 459
Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: Papers concerning Professor Shull’s research at MIT are housed in Boxes 4 through 13 of the collection and are 9 linear feet in length. At this point in his career, Professor Shull tended to gather his information into folders along research topic lines. Often, a folder in this sub-series will contain, articles, correspondence, graphic material, manuscripts for publication, and notes on a particular research topic. The date on the notes or the manuscript for publication was usually the most...
Dates: 1961-1967, N.D.

[Notes] Related to Search for a Non-linear Variant of the Schrödinger Equation by Neutron Interferometry, N.D.

 File — Box: 11, Folder: 460
Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: Papers concerning Professor Shull’s research at MIT are housed in Boxes 4 through 13 of the collection and are 9 linear feet in length. At this point in his career, Professor Shull tended to gather his information into folders along research topic lines. Often, a folder in this sub-series will contain, articles, correspondence, graphic material, manuscripts for publication, and notes on a particular research topic. The date on the notes or the manuscript for publication was usually the most...
Dates: N.D.

[Notes] Scandium Gd2O3; Koehler and Moon, 1973

 File — Box: 11, Folder: 461
Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: Papers concerning Professor Shull’s research at MIT are housed in Boxes 4 through 13 of the collection and are 9 linear feet in length. At this point in his career, Professor Shull tended to gather his information into folders along research topic lines. Often, a folder in this sub-series will contain, articles, correspondence, graphic material, manuscripts for publication, and notes on a particular research topic. The date on the notes or the manuscript for publication was usually the most...
Dates: 1973

[Notes] Scattering Amplitudes and the Expansion of Structures; Gamble, 1960

 File — Box: 11, Folder: 462
Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: Papers concerning Professor Shull’s research at MIT are housed in Boxes 4 through 13 of the collection and are 9 linear feet in length. At this point in his career, Professor Shull tended to gather his information into folders along research topic lines. Often, a folder in this sub-series will contain, articles, correspondence, graphic material, manuscripts for publication, and notes on a particular research topic. The date on the notes or the manuscript for publication was usually the most...
Dates: 1960

[Notes] Shimony Effect; Atwood and Arthur, 1979

 File — Box: 11, Folder: 463
Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: Papers concerning Professor Shull’s research at MIT are housed in Boxes 4 through 13 of the collection and are 9 linear feet in length. At this point in his career, Professor Shull tended to gather his information into folders along research topic lines. Often, a folder in this sub-series will contain, articles, correspondence, graphic material, manuscripts for publication, and notes on a particular research topic. The date on the notes or the manuscript for publication was usually the most...
Dates: 1979

[Notes] Shimony Effect Exploration with Neutron Interferometry, N.D., 1980

 File — Box: 11, Folder: 464
Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series: Papers concerning Professor Shull’s research at MIT are housed in Boxes 4 through 13 of the collection and are 9 linear feet in length. At this point in his career, Professor Shull tended to gather his information into folders along research topic lines. Often, a folder in this sub-series will contain, articles, correspondence, graphic material, manuscripts for publication, and notes on a particular research topic. The date on the notes or the manuscript for publication was usually the most...
Dates: N.D., 1980