Scientific correspondence: Frenkel, V.Y.
MS. 11619/63/K.33
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
Scientific correspondence: Frenkel, V.Y.
Shelfmark
MS. 11619/63/K.33
Summary
Frenkel was the son of Y.I. Frenkel, a distinguished theoretician from Leningrad, who obtained an invitation for Peierls to the conference at Odessa in 1930 at which he and Genia Peierls first met (Bird of Passage, pp. 61-62).
Correspondence relates almost entirely to historical writings and recollections of Frenkel, Tamm, Gamov and others, and of the Odessa conference. Some letters are addressed to Genia.
Date
1973, 1984-1986
Language
English
Russian
Physical extent
1 file
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Collection contents
Supplementary catalogue of the archive of Rudolf (Ernst) Peierls (1907-1995)
SECTION K CORRESPONDENCE
Scientific and general correspondence
Scientific correspondence: Frenkel, V.Y.
