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Walter Kohn papers, ca. 1942-1998 [bulk dates 1960-1995]

Collection number: UArch FacP 34

Department of Special CollectionsDavidson LibraryUniversity of California, Santa Barbara

Processed by:Preliminary arrangement and description by Special Collections staff, latest version J. MundyDate completed:July 10, 2007Encoded by:A. Demeter

© 2010 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.

Descriptive SummaryTitle: Walter Kohn papersDates: ca. 1942-1998Bulk Dates: 1960-1995Collection number: UArch FacP 34Creator: Kohn, Walter, 1923-Collection Size: 41.2 linear feet (104 boxes).Repository: University of California, Santa Barbara. Library. Dept. of Special CollectionsSanta Barbara, CA 93106Abstract: The Walter Kohn Papers contain materials related to the career of the Nobel Prize winning physicist Walter Kohnand is primarily comprised of physics-related research notes, professional travel files, and correspondence.Physical location: Del Sur, University Archives.Languages: EnglishAccess RestrictionsLetters of Recommendation (Boxes 15-21) and Global Peace & Security student files (Box 56) contain confidentialinformation are closed pending staff review.Publication RightsCopyright has not been assigned to the Department of Special Collections, UCSB. All requests for permission to publish orquote from manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the Head of Special Collections. Permission for publication is givenon behalf of the Department of Special Collections as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include orimply permission of the copyright holder, which also must be obtained.Preferred CitationWalter Kohn Papers. UArch FacP 34. Department of Special Collections, Davidson Library, University of California, SantaBarbara.Acquisition InformationDonations by W. Kohn, 2002 & 2003.BiographyWalter Kohn is a Professor Emeritus of Physics at UCSB, with an emphasis in theoretical physics. On October 13, 1998 hewas awarded half of the Nobel Prize in chemistry for his development of the density-functional theory.Kohn was born on March 9, 1923 to Jewish parents in Vienna, Austria. He lived for a year and a half under the Austrian Naziregime until he fled as a refugee first to England in 1939 and later to Canada in 1940. Both of his parents, unable to leaveAustria, became victims of the Holocaust. Throughout his life he has maintained a strong Jewish identity and he wasinstrumental in the establishment of the Judaic Studies program at UC San Diego. He also has been involved in socialjustice issues, including participating in the American Physical Society's Committee on the International Freedom ofScientists which petitions foreign governments and fellow scientists to end the persecution of scientists.


He attended University of Toronto from 1942 to 1945 where he received his undergraduate degree in mathematics andphysics and his graduate degree in applied mathematics. During 1945-46, between his studies for the two degrees, he alsocompleted a year of service in the Canadian Infantry, fighting in the last year of World War II. He then attended Harvardwhere he was awarded a PhD in physics in 1948. After graduation Kohn accepted his first position at Harvard as aninstructor of physics.In 1950 Kohn was offered a position at Carnegie Institute of Technology (now Carnegie Mellon University) where he wouldwork for the next ten years. While at Carnegie Mellon his research focused on Bloch electrons and semiconductor physics.Before starting, however, he was awarded a National Research Council fellowship and as a result postponed hisappointment for two years to do research in Copenhagen. This would be the first of many temporary research positions hewould hold abroad. He also later worked for months at a time in Tel Aviv, Israel; Les Houches, France; and Zurich,Switzerland; among other countries. During the last few weeks before beginning at Carnegie, Kohn was invited to workunder the direction of Robert Oppenheimer at Princeton to finish his project begun in Copenhagen. During the summers of1953 and 1954 Kohn also worked at Bell Labs doing research in solid state physics.Kohn's career with the University of California began in 1960 when he left Carnegie to begin working at UC San Diego. Itwas while at UCSD that he began his work on density functional theory.Kohn was invited in 1979 to come to UC Santa Barbara to assist in the establishment of the Institute of Theoretical Physicsat UCSB, now known as the Kavli Institute of Theoretical Physics, and to work as its founding director. Here he wouldcontinue his work on density functional theory and other subjects. He held this position until 1984 when he became a fulltime professor in UCSB's Department of Physics. He has been a Professor Emeritus since 1991.Also noteworthy is that throughout his life Kohn has been an outspoken advocate of peace and has opposed the use ofnuclear weapons. Throughout the Cold War he worked towards US-Soviet nuclear disarmament. He was on the facultyadvisory committee for the Global Peace and Security Program at UCSB and the affiliated Institute on Global Conflict andCooperation. He actively advocated, although unsuccessfully, for the removal of the University of California as manager ofLawrence-Livermore National Laboratories. Kohn was also was a consultant for the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation, basedout of Santa Barbara.Scope and Content of CollectionThe Walter Kohn Papers contain materials related to the career of the Nobel Prize winning physicist Walter Kohn and areprimarily comprised of physics-related research notes, professional travel files, and correspondence. Also included are filesrelated to Kohn's other professional interests, including Peace and Security Studies and Judaic Studies, as well as classnotes from his student days and research-related reprints of articles written by other scientists.ArrangementThe collection contains the following series:General

Autobiographical and bibliographical materials, including day planners from 1980-1984. (Box 1)Correspondence (Arranged in loose chronological order)

Correspondence, incoming and outgoing combined, ca.1950-1996 (Boxes 1-14)Primarily professional correspondence, including a substantial amount of interoffice mail, with some personalcorrespondence intermixed. Also includes drafts of public letters/statements as well as some clippings andmiscellaneous ephemera related to correspondence. Some travel related materials are included as well in relation tocorrespondence. Some correspondence is also interspersed in professional files.Letters of Recommendation, 1979-1998 (Boxes 15-21)Letters and related documents primarily recommending students and colleagues for new positions. Closed pendingreview; contains confidential information.

Class Notes (Lecture notes)Undergraduate, 1942-1944 (Box 22)Graduate, 1945-1950 (Box 23)

Research (includes some reprints of scientific articles by others)Contracts and Grants, 1983-1998 (Boxes 24-28)General Research, ca. 1950s (Boxes 29-33)Bloch Electrons, 1958-1959 (Box 34)General Research, 1960-1972 (Boxes 35-39)Quasicrystals, 1987-1988 (includes some related correspondence) (Box 40)


Professional Files (Arranged chronologically)Files related to professional involvement in both the Physics Department and other departments on campus, aswell as involvement in professional organizations.

Professional Lecture Notes (See above for Class Notes)Taken, 1952-1960 (Box 41)Given, 1952-1959, 1976 (Box 42)Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), 1968-1978 (Box 43)Judaic Studies Files, 1972-1978 (Boxes 44-47)Files from the development of the Judaic Studies program at UCSD.General Files, 1978-1986 (Boxes 48-51)Kohn's alphabetical file related to professional activities. Also includes related correspondence. Includes records fromthe Institute of Theoretical Physics and the National Academy of Sciences.Global Peace and Security (GPS), 1984-1993 (Boxes 52-61)Includes information about Kohn's involvement as well as general program information.Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation (IGCC), 1983-1987Part of the GPS Department. Also includes information from his participation in the chancellor search committee of1986 which resulted in the hiring of Barbara Uehling.General Files, 1987-1992 (Boxes 62-64)Includes files on USA/USSR Faculty Exchange Program and Direct Relief International assistance in St. Petersburgthat Kohn assisted in organizing.

Trip Files, 1984-1997 (Arranged chronologically. Records from older trips were not separated by Kohn and areinterspersed in professional files.) (Boxes 65-98)

Includes correspondence, trip planning notes, meeting notes, itineraries, article reprints, written reports, expensereports and ephemera (postcards, university brochures, maps, etc.) primarily related to business travel locally,nationally, and internationally. Some photographs are included with post-visit correspondence. Some records alsorelated to personal travel between business trips and on sabbaticals and on cancelled travel plans.

Writings by Others (Boxes 99-104)Reprints of Articles (arranged alphabetically)Nuclear Age Peace Foundation Pamphlets, 1984-1992

Related MaterialsResources in Special Collections

Walter Kohn: personal stories and anecdotes told by friends and collaborators, edited by Matthias Scheffler &Peter Weinberger. (Special Collections QC16.K636 W35 2003)

Resources in the Davidson LibraryFilm Reflections of a physicist after an encounter with the Vatican and Pope John Paul II by Kohn (Media CollectionBL241 .K596 2001)Many of Kohn's articles can be retrieved through our databases, such as INSPEC or Web of Science.

Relevant WebsitesCurriculum vitae: http://www.physics.ucsb.edu/~kohn/ Official Nobel website: http://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/chemistry/laureates/1998/ Autobiography on Nobel website: http://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/chemistry/laureates/1998/kohn-autobio.html Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics: http://www.itp.ucsb.edu/ Nuclear Age Peace Foundation: http://www.wagingpeace.org/index.htm

Indexing TermsThe following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.Kohn, Walter, 1923-University of California, Santa Barbara. Dept. of PhysicsSolid-state physics.Density functionals.

http://www.physics.ucsb.edu/~kohn/

http://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/chemistry/laureates/1998/

http://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/chemistry/laureates/1998/kohn-autobio.html

http://www.itp.ucsb.edu/

http://www.wagingpeace.org/index.htm

General: Bibliographical


General: Bibliographical Box 1: 1 Biographic Details, Mar. 13, 1995Box 1: 2 Day Planners, 1980-1984Box 1: 3 Bibliography, 1988-07-18 Correspondence

Incoming/Outgoing Box 1: 4 ABC, Apr. 11, 1950-Oct. 10, 1950Box 1: 5 Europe, 1951-1952Box 1: 6-7 ABC, 1950-1953Box 1: 8 DEF, 1952-1953Box 1: 9 GHIJ, 1952-1953Box 1: 10 KLMNOP, 1952-1953Box 1: 11 QRST, 1952-1953Box 1: 12 UVWXYZ, 1952-1953Box 1: 13 ABC, 1953-1954Box 1: 14 DEF, 1953-1954Box 1: 15 GHIJ, 1953-1954Box 1: 16 KLMNOP, 1953-1954Box 1: 17 QRST, 1953-1954Box 1: 18 UVWXYZ, 1953-1954Box 1: 19 ABC, 1954-1955Box 1: 20 DEF, 1954-1955Box 1: 21 GHIJ, 1954-1955Box 1: 22 KLM, 1954-1955Box 1: 23 NOP, 1954-1955Box 1: 24 QRST, 1954-1955Box 1: 25 UVWXYZ, 1954-1955Box 2: 1 A B C, 1959-1960Box 2: 2 D E F, 1959-1960Box 2: 3 G H I J, 1959-1960Box 2: 4 K L M, 1959-1960Box 2: 5 N O P, 1959-1960Box 2: 6 Q R S T, 1959-1960Box 2: 7 U V W X Y Z, 1959-1960Box 2: 8 Department Business, 1959-1960Box 2: 9 A B C, 1958-1959Box 2: 10 D E F, 1958-1959Box 2: 11 G H I J, 1958-1959Box 2: 12 Department Business, 1958-1959Box 2: 13 N O P, 1957-1958Box 2: 14 Q R S T, 1957-1958Box 2: 15 U V W X Y Z, 1957-1958Box 2: 16 Grad Students, 1956-1957Box 2: 17 H-Bomb Test Ban, Oct. 1956Box 3: 1 Senate Business – Graduate Council, 1960Box 3: 2 Senate Business – Extension pt.1, 1960-1961Box 3: 3 La Jolla – General, 1959-1960Box 3: 4 La Jolla Staff, 1960-1961Box 3: 5 Faculty Meetings, 1960-1961Box 3: 6 A B C, 1960-1961Box 3: 7 D E F, 1960-1961Box 3: 8 G H I J, 1960-1961Box 3: 9 K L M, 1960-1961Box 3: 10 N O P, 1960-1961

CorrespondenceIncoming/Outgoing


Box 3: 11 Q R S T, 1960-1961Box 3: 12 U V W X Y Z, 1960-1961Box 3: 13-17 Kohn, June-Oct. 1960Box 3: 18 UCSD La Jolla Institute for Materials Research, 1960Box 4: 1 Travel to SMU, Dallas, Texas, Apr. 29, 1965Box 4: 2 Professional Correspondence, 1964-1966Box 4: 3 Senate Business – Extension pt.2, 1962-1964Box 5: 1 Bloch Talk, 1968Box 5: 2 Gordon and Breach MS, 1967-1968Box 5: 3 M. Weger, 1967-1968Box 5: 4 A, 1967-1968Box 5: 5 UCSD – Galbraith Resignation, 1965-1966Box 5: 6-7 Many-Body Problem Conference – Novosibirsk, U.S.S.R., Mar. 25-Apr. 1, 1965Box 6: 1 Y. Levich Soviet Scientist, 1976Box 6: 2 A, July 1, 1975-June 30, 1976Box 6: 3 UNESCO, 1975Box 6: 4 A, July 1, 1974-June 30, 1975Box 6: 5 Professor Khalatnikov, 1974-1975Box 6: 6 Carl Moser, 1973-1974Box 6: 7 A, July 1, 1972-June 30, 1973Box 6: 8 Kohn, 1970-1974Box 6: 9 Correspondence with Regents, etc., 1963Box 7: 1 pt.1, Apr-June 1985Box 7: 2 pt.2, Apr-June 1985Box 7: 3 pt.1, Jan-Mar. 1985Box 7: 4 pt.2, Jan-Mar. 1985Box 7: 5 pt.1, Aug-Sept. 1984Box 7: 6 pt.2, Aug-Sept. 1984Box 8: 1 (Unlabelled), June-Aug. 1986Box 8: 2 pt.1, Jan-June 1986Box 8: 3 pt.2, Jan-June 1986Box 8: 4 (Unlabelled), Oct-Dec. 1985Box 8: 5 (Unlabelled), July-Sept. 1985Box 9: 1 pt.1, 1988Box 9: 2 pt.1, 1987Box 9: 3 pt.2, 1987Box 9: 4 (Unlabelled), July-Dec. 1987Box 9: 5 (Unlabelled), Sept-Dec. 1986Box 10: 1 pt.1, 1989Box 10: 2 pt.2, 1989Box 10: 3 pt.3, 1989Box 10: 4 pt.4, 1989Box 10: 5 pt.2, 1988Box 11: 1 pt.1, 1990-1991Box 11: 2 pt.2, 1990-1991Box 11: 3 pt.1, 1990Box 11: 4 pt.2, 1990Box 11: 5 pt.3, 1990Box 11: 6 pt.4, 1990Box 12: 1 pt.1, 1993Box 12: 2 pt.2, 1993Box 12: 3 pt.1, 1991Box 12: 4 pt.2, 1991Box 13: 1 (Unlabelled), 1995Box 13: 2 (Unlabelled), 1994Box 14: 1 pt.1, 1996Box 14: 2 pt.2, 1996Box 14: 3 pt.3, 1996

CorrespondenceLetters of Recommendation


Letters of Recommendation Box 15: 1-9 A, 1985-1997Box 15: 10-20 B, 1979-1997Box 15: 21-31 C, 1988-1997Box 16: 1-6 D, 1983-1994Box 16: 7-8 E, 1985, 1996Box 17: 15 E, 1989Box 16: 9-16 F, 1989-1998Box 16: 17-31 G, 1980-1998Box 17: 1-7 H, 1981-1995Box 17: 8-9 I, 1987, 1994-1995Box 17: 10-11 J, 1991Box 17: 12-14 K, 1987, 1996-1997Box 17: 16-21 K, 1988-1996Box 18: 1-13 L, 1980-1998Box 18: 14-22 M, 1980-1998Box 18: 23-25 N, 1989-1998Box 18: 26-28 O, 1986-1993Box 19: 1-8 P, 1967, 1989-1997Box 19: 9 Q, 1990Box 19: 10-20 R, 1980-1998Box 19: 21-24 S, 1986-1987, 1998Box 20: 1-7 S, 1986-1994Box 20: 8-13 T, 1984-1996Box 20: 14 U, 1998Box 20: 15-17 V, 1990Box 21: 1 V, 1993Box 21: 2-8 W, 1990-1998Box 21: 9-13 Y, 1980-1996Box 21: 14-16 Z, 1991-1995Box 21: 17 Miscellaneous Class Notes

Undergraduate Box 22: 1 Geometry (Pounder, Beatty, Brauer, Coxeter) pt.1, 1942Box 22: 2 Miscellaneous II Year – Physics and Astronomy, 1942-1943Box 22: 3 Geometry (Pounder, Beatty, Brauer, Coxeter) pt.2, 1943Box 22: 4 Algebra, 1943-1944

Graduate Box 22: 5 Analysis 1a, Geometry 1b and Exercises, 1945-1946Box 22: 6 Quantum Theory (Dirac) & Philosophy, Literature, Art, 1947Box 23: 1 Applied Science 5, June 25, 1947Box 23: 2 Theory of Functions – Differential Equations, Differential Geometry, 1947-1950Box 23: 3 [undefined], 1948-1949Box 23: 4 Optics, Magnetics, Electronics, Modern Physics, 1949-1950Box 23: 5 Qu. Electrodyn and New Qu. Electrodynamics – Disp. Rel. Goldberger (Schwinger)Box 23: 6 Nuclear Physics I (Intro to Quantum Mechanics) – Schwinger Research

Contracts and Grants

ResearchContracts and Grants


Box 24: 1 ONR Renewal, N00014-84-K-0548, June 21, 1986-Dec. 31, 1988Box 24: 2 ONR N00014-84-K-0548, Feb. 1, 1984-Jan. 31, 1986Box 24: 3 ONR N00014-84-K-0548 Final Due, June 20, 1986Box 24: 4 ONR Monthly Reports, 1992-1993Box 24: 5 ONR Monthly Reports, 1990-1991Box 24: 6 ONR Monthly Reports, 1984-1985Box 25: 1 Accounting Dept/Computer/Misc., 1996-1997Box 25: 2 1998 Accounting Records NSF, 1998Box 25: 3 NSF Monthly Reports, 1992-1994Box 25: 4 NSF Monthly Reports, 1990-1991Box 25: 5 NSF Monthly Reports, 1988-1989Box 25: 6 NSF Monthly Reports, 1986-1987Box 26: 1 NSF Sheets, 1995Box 26: 2 NSF Monthly Reports, 1984-1985Box 26: 3 NSF Monthly Reports, 1983Box 26: 4 National Science Foundation Grant #DMR-90-01502, May 1, 1993-Apr. 30, 1996Box 26: 5 Phys., NSF Expenditures, Dec. 31, 1990Box 26: 6 Distribution of Payroll Expenses, 1987Box 26: 7 NSF-DMR-90-01502, 1990-1992Box 27: 1 NSF-DMR #9308011Box 27: 2 3 year renewal NSF-DMR-8703434, May 15, 1987-Oct. 31, 1990Box 28: 1 NSF – Theory of Solids Proposal, Oct. 1, 1983-Sept. 30, 1986Box 28: 2 NSF Proposals, 1986Box 28: 3 Office of Naval Research, Jan. 1, 1992-Dec. 31, 1993Box 28: 4 ONR Grant Renewal N00014-89-J-1530, pt.1, Jan. 1, 1989-Dec. 31, 1991Box 28: 5 ONR Grant Renewal N00014-89-J-1530, pt.2, Jan. 1, 1989-Dec. 31, 1991

Research, ca. 1950s Box 29: 1 CausalityBox 29: 2 Colloquium, 1958-1959Box 29: 3 Colloquium-Hyperline Splitting, Nov. 1, 1954Box 29: 4 Colloquium: Variational Methods in Collision ProblemsBox 29: 5 El. Pick Up-Cambridge TalkBox 29: 6 Electron CapsuleBox 29: 7 Motion of Electrons & Holes in Insulation from a Many-electron Point Point of

View, 1958Box 29: 8 Ellipsoidal PendulumBox 29: 9 Finding Potential-Colloquium, 1952Box 29: 10 Fletcher and Brown, Sept. 11, 1953-Mar. 1954Box 29: 11 FredholmBox 29: 12 Generalized Hamilton'sBox 29: 13 Lecture at GE Var. Methods for solving the S.Eq = in Periodic Lattices, 1955Box 29: 14 KroningBox 29: 15 Localization of Wannier Functions, 1958Box 29: 16 New Hampshire, 1953Box 30: 1 Outlines, July 9, 1967Box 30: 2 Polaroid, June 30-Sept. 21, 1948Box 30: 3 Patch EffectBox 30: 4 Perturbation TheoryBox 30: 5 Plasma Oscill. (Degenerate Electron Gas), Feb. 20, 1958Box 31: 1-2 Potential From PhaseBox 31: 3 Purdue, J.P.: Concept of Electrons & HolesBox 31: 4 Misc. ReprintsBox 31: 5 Scattering : Neutrons by Deutrons, May 28, 1947Box 31: 6 Relativistic ScatteringBox 31: 7 Seattle Conference, Sept. 17-21, 1956

ResearchResearch, ca. 1950s


Box 31: 8 Seminars, 1952-1953Box 31: 9 Seminars, 1956-1957Box 31: 10 Seminars, Notes, 1958-1959Box 31: 11 Seminars: Concept of Effective MassBox 31: 12 Seminar, Impurity States, Duke – North CarolinaBox 31: 13 Seminar for ONR: Electron Theory of Solids, 1958Box 31: 14 SuperconductivityBox 31: 15 Susceptibility, etc. Reprints, 1956-1957Box 31: 16 Sylvania Seminar, 1952Box 31: 17 Stress Theory Electrons, 1951Box 31: 18 StudiesBox 31: 19 Triton MovementBox 32: 1 As Line Width (Numerical), 1954Box 32: 2 Plasma Oscillations (Numerical), 1954Box 32: 3 Plasma Oscillations, 1954Box 32: 4 H.C.P. Lattice, 1954Box 32: 5 Latice Effects, 1954Box 32: 6 New York Talk on Donor Levels; Baltimore – H.F. Widths, 1954Box 32: 7 Acceptor States – Old, 1954Box 32: 8 1s – State with Observed Energy, 1954Box 32: 9 1s State, 1954Box 32: 10 Acceptors: Test Calc. For Donors, 1954Box 32: 11 Hyperline Structure of Donor States, 1954Box 32: 12 Energy Levels of Donor States in Silicon, 1954Box 32: 13 Localized Electronic States in Semiconductors – Rich., 1954Box 32: 14 3pt, 1954Box 33: 1 2p, Iml=1, 1954Box 33: 2 3po, 1954Box 33: 3 2p, m=0, 1954Box 33: 4 2s, 1954Box 33: 5 Miss Gray, 1954Box 33: 6 Acc. States in Si. – Summary, 1954Box 33: 7 Mozer, 1954Box 33: 8 Mimura MS on Donor States, 1954Box 33: 9 Donor Wave Functions in Si., 1954Box 33: 10 Gp. Theory of Acceptors, 1954Box 33: 11 Magn. Susc. Of Impurity States in Germanium, 1954Box 33: 12 M.F. Line Shapes (Active), 1954Box 33: 13 Untitled, 1954Box 33: 14 Li Line Width – Numerical, 1954Box 33: 15 Warlington Talk on Effective Mass Theory in Seminconductors, 1954

Bloch Electrons Box 34: 1 Bloch Electrons in Magnetic Fields – PreprintsBox 34: 2 Transport, 1963Box 34: 3 Bloch Electrons in H – Seminar, CopenhagenBox 34: 4 Bloch. Indep. Electrons, 1967Box 34: 5 Bloch Electrons in Magnetic Fields – BroadliningBox 34: 6 Bloch Els. In H – MS.Box 34: 7 BogoliubovBox 34: 8 Talks on Boltzmann EquationBox 34: 9 Bohr MS.

Research 1960-1972 Box 35: 1 Xdia (Li) – Misc. Papers

ResearchResearch 1960-1972


Box 35: 2 Ge BandsBox 35: 3 Plasma Oscillations (Dan)Box 35: 4 Plasma Oscillations – Key PapersBox 35: 5 Atomic Diamagnetic Suscept. Li.Box 35: 6 Tables of Na and Li Functions for k=0Box 35: 7 Dilute LimitBox 35: 8 Hornbeck and HaynesBox 35: 9 N.Y.U. New Bldg., 1972Box 35: 10 2 Kinds of Bosons (Austin, Minn., Cleveland), 1969Box 35: 11 Wannier Functions, IBM, 1972Box 35: 12 Sem. On Wannier (Orsay), 1972Box 35: 13 Austria (Genrl. Talk), Oct. 1972Box 35: 14 Wannier Function Seminar DetroitBox 36: 1 Phys. of Ars. Sol. (Auburn) ReferencesBox 36: 2 Composite Seminar, 1973Box 36: 3 Many Body Theories – ReprintsBox 36: 4 Positrons in SolistsBox 36: 5 MiscellaneousBox 36: 6 Nato Talk, 1961Box 36: 7 Polaron LiteratureBox 36: 8 Fermi LiquidBox 36: 9 El. Latt. V. Ronl.Box 36: 10 Alloy Diagram Phase Shifts of A. HoughtonBox 36: 11 Polaron – HolsteinBox 36: 12 OverhauserBox 36: 13 Point Charge Vibration Spectrum (Final Results) Wipnes Latt.Box 36: 14 Interacting Electron Gas in a Magnetic FieldBox 36: 15 Feynman: Patl IntegersBox 36: 16 V3 SiBox 36: 17 One-Dimensional SuperconductivityBox 36: 18 Gordon Conference, Aug. 16-20, 1965Box 37: 1 Ferromagnetism in FilmsBox 37: 2 Fermi Gas Cluster Empomior (?)Box 37: 3 Golitzkii (?) + Migdell, LandanBox 37: 4 Phonon AnomaliesBox 37: 5 Friedel Sum Rule for Bloch ElectronsBox 37: 6 Impurity Scattering of Block ElectronsBox 37: 7 Acceptor Susceptibility – NumericalBox 37: 8 Acceptors in Magnetic Fields – Pgh. Phys. Suc.Box 37: 9 Bloch Els. In Magn. Field – ReprintsBox 37: 10 Maxwell's EquationsBox 37: 11 Conference in Siberia, 1965Box 37: 12 The Fermi Surface in Metals (Univ. of Pitt.), Jan. 1960Box 37: 13 (Unlabelled), 1959Box 37: 14 Electron Theory of Solids (Talk to Science Writer, NY), 1959Box 37: 15 Science and PhilosophyBox 37: 16 Dr. Kohn's All-University Lecture, Apr. 16, 1962Box 37: 17 Plasma PhysicsBox 37: 18 Screening – Brande's LectureBox 37: 19 Colloquium, 1959-1960Box 37: 20 Buckley LectureBox 37: 21 Gordon Conference, July 12-17, 1953Box 37: 22 Elecr. Structure of a Semicond. From Many Electron View Point (MIT)Box 37: 23 Tops and Elliptic Integrals, 1946Box 37: 24 Kansas (Colloquium), 1962Box 37: 25 Harvard: Inhomogenous Electron Gas, 1966Box 37: 26 Lectures on Insulating State – Paris, 1963Box 37: 27 Insulating State (Cal Tech), 1965

ResearchResearch 1960-1972


Box 37: 28 Metals and Insulators, Stoneybrook, 1966Box 38: 1 Solid State Physics and Condensed Matter, 1966Box 38: 2 Electronic Phase Transitions (Vancouver), 1967Box 38: 3 Superconductivity LectureBox 38: 4 Cologne – Theory of Electron Structure, 1967Box 38: 5 Bloch Talk, 1968Box 38: 6 Kiwanis Club – The Acad. Senate: What are the Issues?, Mar. 11, 1969Box 38: 7 Excitonic Phases, 1968Box 38: 8 UCLA Chem – Local Theory of Disardereal Systems, Nov. 24, 1969Box 38: 9 Lecture: Theory Of Metal Surfaces, Tel Aviv, 1970-05Box 38: 10 Bloch Electrons in a Magnetic Field: London LecturesBox 38: 11 Pittsburgh Talk on Zeeman SplittingBox 38: 12 ZeemanBox 38: 13 Kjeldaas – W. KohnBox 38: 14 Li Wave FunctionsBox 39: 1 Calculations of Energy Bonds for Monatomic Crystals (Kohn, Rostoker)Box 39: 2 Net LithiumBox 39: 3 Atomic LithiumBox 39: 4 Li Knight Shift by Pert. TheoryBox 39: 5 Line Width – One DimensionalBox 39: 6 Donner's Incline (?)Box 39: 7 Check on Dick's E4Box 39: 8 Dick's Li TablesBox 39: 9 LithiumBox 39: 10 Lithium ActiveBox 39: 11 Knight Shift in Lithium, May 10, 1954Box 39: 12 Knight MSBox 39: 13 Knight ShiftBox 39: 14 D.C. FieldBox 39: 15 3- Particle ScatteringBox 39: 16 Meitler London Bands

Quasicrystals Box 40: 1 QC, 1987Box 40: 2 Jacobsen, Karsten W. – Bonding in Metallic Systems, An Effective Medium

Approach, May 1987Box 40: 3 GeneralBox 40: 5 Quasicrystals Write UpBox 40: 6 QC Conference, Apr. 1987-Jan. 1988Box 40: 7 Frank Kasper, Apr. 1986-Oct. 1987 Professional Files

Lecture Notes - Taken Box 41: 1 Professor S.W. Flugge – Notes from Lectures Given on Field Theory and

Applications to Meson Problems, 1952-1953Box 41: 2 Special Lectures at CIT-Wick: Fine Structure, Jones: Metals, 1954Box 41: 3 Seminar, Mitch., 1957Box 41: 4 Quantum Mechanics by V. Bargmann, Quantum Theory of Fields and Elementary

Particles by R. Jost, 1960Box 41: 5 Self-Consistent Solutions for Interacting Fermi Gases: Kohn, Representation in

Hilbert Space (Mackey)Box 41: 6 Batsheva Seminar Lecture Notes

Lecture Notes – Given

Professional FilesLecture Notes – Given


Box 42: 1 Many Body PhysicsBox 42: 2 Topics in Solids, Pittsburgh, 1959Box 42: 3 Classical Physics for Engineers, Pittsburgh, 1954-1957Box 42: 4 Kin. Th. Of Gasses and Thermo. (Lectures): Class. Phys. For Engineers (Lectures

CIT), 1952-1954Box 42: 5 Lectures on Thermodynamics: Carnegie Tech., 1953Box 42: 6 Nuclear Physics, Lectures, 1952-1953Box 42: 7 Lectures on Adv. Dynamics and on Relativity (Harvard), 1950

DARPA Box 43: 1 (Unlabelled), 1968-1978

Judaic Studies Files Box 44: 1 Judaic Studies FTE, July 1, 1976-June 30, 1977Box 44: 2 Judaic Studies Committee Meetings, July 1, 1976-June 30, 1977Box 44: 3 Judaic Studies Symposium, June 11, 1976Box 44: 4 Judaic Studies – Cultural Traditions, Sept. 17, 1976-1977Box 44: 5 Professor Arthur Hyman, Jan. 1-Dec. 31, 1976Box 44: 6 Ruth Link-Salinger Hyman, Oct. 15, 1976-Mar. 4, 1977Box 44: 7 General, July 1, 1976-June 30, 1977Box 44: 8 Informational Material, July 1, 1976-June 30, 1977Box 44: 9 Judaic Studies Fund, July 1, 1976-June 30, 1977Box 44: 10 Informational Material, July 1, 1977-June 30, 1978Box 44: 11 Judaic Studies Miscellaneous, 1977-1978Box 44: 12 Judaic Endowment, 1976-1979Box 44: 13 Administration, July 1, 1976-June 30, 1977Box 44: 14 Books, July 1, 1976-June 30, 1977Box 44: 15 Bureau of Jewish EducationBox 44: 16 Cultural Traditions, July 1, 1975-June 30, 1976Box 44: 17 Richard FriedmanBox 44: 18 Hebrew Language Program, July 1, 1976-June 30, 1977Box 44: 19 Hebrew Language and Literature, July 1, 1976-June 30, 1977Box 44: 20 Candidates for Student AdvisorBox 44: 21 Judaic Studies Symposium – Correspondence, July 1, 1976-June 30, 1977Box 44: 22 Hebrew Language Program, July 1, 1975-June 30, 1976Box 44: 23 Judaic Studies – EndowmentBox 44: 24 (Unlabelled), July 1, 1975-June 30, 1976Box 44: 25 Judaic Studies Proposal, July 1, 1972-June 30, 1973Box 44: 26 Judaic Studies – Meetings, 1972-1973Box 44: 27 Coordinating Committee on Foreign Language, Dec. 6, 1973Box 44: 28 Hebrew Language, 1973Box 44: 29 Judaic Studies MABox 44: 30 Judaic Studies ProgramBox 45: 1 Cultural Traditions, July 1, 1972-June 30, 1973Box 45: 2 Elementary Hebrew Program, July 1, 1972-June 30, 1973Box 45: 3 Judah Goldin, July 1, 1972-June 30, 1973Box 45: 4 (Unlabelled), July 1, 1972-June 30, 1973Box 45: 5 Judaic Studies Comm. Video Tape, July 1, 1972-June 30, 1973Box 45: 6 Judaic Studies Fund, July 1, 1975-June 30, 1976Box 45: 7 Judaic Studies FTE, July 1, 1975-June 30, 1976Box 45: 8 Judaic Studies Symposium – GeneralBox 45: 9 (Unlabelled), July 1, 1975-June 30, 1976Box 45: 10 Santa Cruz, California, Jan. 19-20, 1975Box 45: 11 Pagis, Dan, July 1, 1975-June 30, 1976

Professional FilesJudaic Studies Files


Box 45: 12 United Jewish Federation, July 1, 1975-June 30, 1976Box 45: 13 Informational Material, July 1, 1975-June 30, 1976Box 45: 14 Judaic Symposium – BudgetBox 45: 15 Judaic Studies Committee Meetings, July 1, 1975-June 30, 1976Box 45: 16 Judaic Studies Symposium – Mailing ListBox 45: 17 Judaic Studies Symposium – Forms Sent, July 1, 1975-June 30, 1976Box 45: 18 Judaic Studies Letterhead Art WorkBox 45: 19 (Unlabelled), July 1, 1973-June 30, 1974Box 46: 1 Judah Goldin, July 1, 1973-June 30, 1974Box 46: 2 (Unlabelled), July 1, 1973-June 30, 1974Box 46: 3 Judaic Studies Comm. Video Tape, July 1, 1973-June 30, 1974Box 46: 4 Elementary Hebrew Program, July 1, 1973-June 30, 1974Box 46: 5 Judaic Studies Committee Meetings, July 1, 1973-June 30, 1974Box 46: 6 Judaic Studies Proposal, July 1, 1973-June 30, 1974Box 46: 7 United Jewish AppealBox 46: 8 United Jewish Federation, July 1, 1974-June 30, 1975Box 46: 9 Pagis, Dan, July 1, 1974-June 30, 1975Box 46: 10 Murray Baumgarten, July 1, 1974-June 30, 1975Box 46: 11 UJA Faculty Advisory Council, July 1, 1974-June 30, 1975Box 46: 12 Books, July 1, 1974-June 30, 1975Box 46: 13 United Jewish Federation, July 1, 1973-June 30, 1974Box 46: 14 Judaic Studies Proposal, July 1, 1975-June 30, 1976Box 46: 15 Leaflets, 1976-1977Box 46: 16 Judaic Studies Fund, July 1, 1974-June 30, 1975Box 46: 17 Santa Cruz Field Study Program, July 1, 1974-June 30, 1975Box 46: 18 Sephardic Symposium, July 1, 1974-June 30, 1975Box 46: 19 Brandwein Course Material, July 1, 1974-June 30, 1975Box 46: 20 Cultural Traditions, July 1, 1973-June 30, 1974Box 46: 21 Judah Goldin, July 1, 1974-June 30, 1975Box 46: 22 Elementary Hebrew Program, July 1, 1974-June 30, 1975Box 46: 23 Informational Material, July 1, 1974-June 30, 1975Box 46: 24 Judaic Studies Committee Meetings, July 1, 1974-June 30, 1975Box 46: 25 Search Committee, July 1, 1977-June 30, 1978Box 46: 26 Professor Mark Heller, 1977-1978Box 46: 27 Frieda L. Levinsky, 1977-1978Box 47: 1 Visiting Lecture Series, July 1, 1977-June 30, 1978Box 47: 2 Visiting Lecturer – Professor Bernard Jackson, Sept. 27, 1977Box 47: 3 Visiting Lecturer – Professor J. Milgrom, Feb. 6-8, 1978Box 47: 4 Visiting Lecturer – Nathan Glazer, May 5, 1978Box 47: 5 Glazer Publicity FolderBox 47: 6 Administration, July 1, 1977-June 30, 1978Box 47: 7 Books, July 1, 1977-June 39, 1978Box 47: 8 Judaic Studies FTE, July 1, 1977-June 30, 1978Box 47: 9 Judaic Studies Symposium, 1976Box 47: 10 Judaic Minors, July 1, 1974-June 30, 1975Box 47: 11 (Unlabelled), July 1, 1974-June 30, 1975Box 47: 12 Books, July 1, 1978-June 30, 1979Box 47: 13 Judaic Endowment, July 1, 1978-June 30, 1979Box 47: 14 Judaic Lecture Series, July 1, 1978-June 30, 1979Box 47: 15 Fifth Annual UC Judaica Symposium, Nov. 5, 1978Box 47: 16 Brochure, July 1, 1978-June 30, 1979Box 47: 17 Budget, July 1, 1978-June 30, 1979Box 47: 18 Budget Cuts, July 1, 1978-June 30, 1979Box 47: 19 Committee Meetings, Nov. 29, 1978Box 47: 20 General, July 1, 1978-June 30, 1979Box 47: 21 Search Committee, July 1, 1978-June 30, 1979Box 47: 22 Committee Meeting, June 1, 1978Box 47: 23 Committee Meetings

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Box 47: 24 Committee Meeting, Mar. 9, 1978Box 47: 25 Committee Meeting, Nov. 10, 1977Box 47: 26 Committee Meeting, Nov. 3, 1977Box 47: 27 Union of Jewish Students, 1977-1978

General Files, 1978-1986 Box 48: 1 APS, 1978-1984Box 48: 2 A, 1978-1984Box 48: 3 Argonne, 1980Box 48: 4 B, 1978-1984Box 48: 5 C, 1978-1984Box 48: 6 D, 1978-1984Box 48: 7 Darpa, 1980-1981Box 48: 8 E, 1978-1984Box 48: 9 F, 1978-1984Box 48: 10 G, 1978-1984Box 48: 11 H, 1978-1984Box 48: 12 History of Solid State Physics, 1980Box 48: 13 J, 1978-1984Box 48: 14 K, 1978-1984Box 48: 15 L, 1978-1984Box 49: 1 A, 1984-1986Box 49: 2 Argonne National Laboratory, 1984-1986Box 49: 3 B, 1984-1986Box 49: 4 CSDI Review CommitteeBox 49: 5 Committee of Concerned Scientists, 1987-1988Box 49: 6 Committee of Concerned Scientists, 1984Box 49: 7 F, 1984-1986Box 49: 8 NAS Foreign Associates, 1987-1988Box 49: 9 G, 1984-1986Box 49: 10 HillelBox 49: 11 Hutchins CenterBox 49: 12 ITP, 1980-1987Box 49: 13 ITP Publication List, 1979-1984Box 49: 14 I, 1984-1986Box 50: 1 Jendresen (Correspondence) UCSF, 1987-1988Box 50: 2 K, 1984-1986Box 50: 3 L, 1984-1986Box 50: 4 MMF (Major Materials Facilities) & Computing pt.1, 1984Box 50: 5 MMF & Computing pt.2Box 50: 6 Minnesota ITP, 1987Box 50: 7 M, 1984-1986Box 51: 1 National Academy of Sciences, 1986Box 51: 2 NSF Physics Advisory Co.Box 51: 3 N, 1984-1986Box 51: 4 National Research Council, 1987Box 51: 5 Einstein PhotoBox 51: 6 Physics, 1986-1987Box 51: 7 P, 1984-1986Box 51: 8 R, 1984-1986Box 51: 9 S, 1984-1986Box 51: 10 T, 1984-1986Box 51: 11 UCSB GeneralBox 51: 12 W, 1984-1986Box 51: 13 XYZ, 1984-1986

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Global Peace and Security Box 52: 1 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1980-1995Box 52: 2 IEEE Spectrum "Star Wars: SDI: The Grand Experiment," Sept. 1985Box 52: 3 Journal, Space-Based Missile Defense, Mar. 1984Box 52: 4 Organizing manual, Handbook from The Union of Concerned Scientists, 1984Box 52: 5 Pamphlet, "Your Career and Nuclear Weapons," 1984Box 52: 6 Pamphlet, "Les Armes Nucleaires: Une Perspective Candienne," Aug. 1984Box 52: 7 Federation of American Scientists, Course SyllabiBox 52: 8 Miscellaneous, 1986-1987Box 53: 1 Science and Peace, Nov. 1993Box 53: 2 Sister City Program, UCSB/USSRBox 53: 3 Global Peace and Security, 1994-1998Box 53: 4 GPS, 1991-1992Box 53: 5 Global Peace and Security, 1991Box 53: 6 Global Peace and Security, 1988-1990Box 53: 7 Global Peace and Security, 1987-1988Box 53: 8 Global Peace and Security pt.2, 1986-1987Box 53: 10 Global Peace and Security pt. 1, 1985-1986Box 53: 11 GPS FormsBox 54: 1 Information, 1985Box 54: 2 Panikkar, July 15, 1984Box 54: 3 Science and Technology of Nuclear Conflict 102, 1984-1985Box 54: 4 Pt.1, 1984-1985Box 54: 5 Global Peace and Security Program pt.2, 1984-1985Box 55: 1 Nuclear Conflict / Other Courses pt. 1Box 55: 2 Nuclear Conflict / Other Courses pt. 2Box 55: 3 Nuclear Age Peace Foundation pt.1Box 55: 4 Nuclear Age Peace Foundation pt. 2Box 55: 5 Peace Resource CenterBox 56: 1 Global Peace Advisees, 1984-1985

Global Peace and Security (IGCC) Box 57: 1 American Airlines Refund (Zurich, Switzerland), 1986Box 57: 2 American Physical Society, Aug. 1984-Dec. 1985Box 57: 3 A, 1983-1986Box 57: 4 B, 1984-1986Box 57: 5 Joint Committee, 1986-1987Box 57: 6 W. Kohn – UCB – To select the chancellor, Jan. 15, 1986-Jan. 16, 1987Box 57: 7 Chancellor, Dec. 11-16, 1986Box 57: 8 Walter Kohn UCB Meeting Chancellor Search Co., Feb. 12-24, 1987Box 57: 9 Chancellor, Dec. 11, 1986Box 57: 10 Chancellor Mtg., Nov. 13-19, 1986Box 57: 11 Chancellor Meeting, Nov. 25-Dec. 3, 1986Box 57: 12 Chancellor, Nov. 7-19, 1986Box 57: 13 Chanc. Search, Sept. 4, 1986-Jan. 27, 1987Box 57: 14 C, Jan. 5, 1985-Jan. 31, 1986Box 57: 15 D, Dec. 7, 1984-Apr. 30, 1986Box 57: 16 E [& Eisinger, Josef (DR.)], June 23, 1984-July-23, 1985Box 58: 1 F, Oct. 4, 1984-Mar. 11, 1986Box 58: 2 H, Feb. 13, 1986Box 58: 3 Hutchinsons Center (CSDI), Sept. 20, 1984-Sept. 5, 1985Box 58: 4 I, Nov. 21, 1984-Feb. 3, 1986Box 58: 5 ITP Adv. Bd, May 23, 1984-Oct. 1987Box 58: 6 IGCC, 1984-1985Box 58: 7 IGCC – San Diego, Jan. 19-Apr. 20, 1985Box 58: 8 IGCC – UCLA, Apr. 25-27, 1985

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Box 58: 8 IGCC, Feb. 22-25, 1985Box 58: 9 Plous/Farmer, Feb. 26-Mar. 22, 1985Box 58: 10 IGCC, Oct. 18, 1984Box 58: 11 IGCC, May 11-12, 1984Box 59: 1 IGCC Statewide, 1983-1984Box 59: 2 IGCC Misc (Statewide), Apr. 1982-1983Box 59: 3 Haas Report, Dec. 1982-Mar. 1983Box 59: 4 Global Conflict & Cooperation, Mar. 1983-Dec. 1982Box 59: 5 IGCC (S.B.), 1983-1984Box 59: 6 IGCC, SB Lists, 1983Box 59: 7 IGCC Mtg, Dec. 14, 1983Box 59: 8 IGCC, June 20-July 1, 1983Box 60: 1 J, Jan-Nov. 1984Box 60: 2 James Franck Institute Meeting, Mar. 1, 1984-Mar. 2, 1985Box 60: 3 James Franck InstituteBox 60: 4 K, Mar. 6, 1985-Apr. 15, 1986Box 60: 5 L, Aug. 28, 1984-Feb. 24, 1986Box 60: 6 Laucks, Jan. 24, 1984-Mar. 28, 1986Box 60: 7 Final Ballot Election Foreign Associates, Sept. 6, 1985Box 60: 8 Results of Voting 2nd BallotBox 60: 9 National Academy of Sciences: Biographical Supporting Material, 1986Box 60: 10 NAS, 1984-Dec. 5, 1985Box 61: 1 NSF PHYS. ADV. BOARD, 1984-Sept. 13, 1985Box 61: 2 P, Dec. 19, 1984-Mar. 26, 1986Box 61: 3 Physical Review Evaluations, July 27-Sept. 13, 1984Box 61: 4 Physics, Department of, Nov. 15, 1984-May 5, 1986Box 61: 5 Free Electron Laser, Aug. 21-Sept. 1985Box 61: 6 Condensed Matter Seminar, Oct. 18-Dec. 6, 1984Box 61: 7 Qian Guo-Xin Graduate Student (Kohn), Oct. 1981Box 61: 8 R, Dec. 6, 1984-Aug. 12, 1985Box 61: 9 Referees Reports, June 24, 1985-Feb. 18, 1986Box 61: 10 S, Dec. 11, 1984-Mar. 11, 1986Box 61: 11 Satellite Conference Correspondence, 1986Box 61: 12 SISA, Nov. 16, 1984Box 61: 13 Soviet Scientists, 1985Box 61: 14 W, Dec. 10, 1984-Mar. 19, 1986

General Files, 1987-1992 Box 62: 1 Grant application, Peale, 1975-1986Box 62: 2 Referees Reports, 1987-1990Box 62: 3 Physics Admissions (Graduate), 1989-1990Box 62: 4 Committee on the University & the Community W. Kohn, 1988-1989Box 62: 5 Chancellor Huttenback Confidential (public newsletter), 1988-1989Box 62: 6 Faculty Exchange Program (Russia) W. Kohn, 1988Box 62: 7 Harvard Graduate Society, 1989Box 62: 8 Institute of Peace Journal, 1989Box 62: 9 IGCC Search Committee (Re: Position IGCC Director), 1989Box 63: 1 Institute for Theoretical Physics, 1988-1989Box 63: 2 Khalatnikov Correspondence, 1988-1990Box 63: 3 Quest W. Kohn, 1988-1989Box 63: 4 Abdus Salam (Correspondence Concerning), 1987Box 63: 5 USSR, DIR Medical Supplies, 1992Box 63: 6 St. Petersburg Project, 1992Box 63: 7 St. Petersburg University & Herzen Pedagogical University (W.K.), 1991-1992Box 63: 8 St. Petersburg, 1991-1992Box 63: 9 Meeting at DRI, Apr. 30, 1992Box 63: 10 Gorbachev, May 1992

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Box 63: 11 St. Petersburg, Mar. 4, 1992Box 64: 1 St. Petersburg, Mar. 12, 1992Box 64: 2 St. Petersburg, Bills Etc., 1992Box 64: 3 St. Petersburg – VolunteerBox 64: 4 St. Petersburg PartyBox 64: 5 St. Petersburg mtg, Feb. 27, 1992Box 64: 6 St. Petersburg mtg, Mar. 31, 1992Box 64: 7 St. Petersburg Spares, 1992Box 64: 8 DRI Funds – mail, 1992Box 64: 9 Party St. Petersburg, 1992Box 64: 10 DRI (1), 1992Box 64: 11 DRI (2), 1992 Trip Files

1984-1986 Box 65: 1 Travel Itinerary (NSF Trips), 1985-1998Box 65: 2 Miscellaneous Travel, 1988-1996Box 65: 3 China Trip, Sept. 29-Nov. 5, 1983Box 65: 4 Peking (Beijing) University, Oct. 2-15, 1983Box 65: 5 Fudan University, Oct. 24-Nov. 11, 1983Box 65: 6 Miscellaneous Travel, 1984Box 66: 1 Asilomar Conference, Nov. 14-16, 1984Box 66: 2 Texas A&M, Mar. 20, 1985Box 66: 3 APS Meeting, Baltimore, Mar. 25-29, 1985Box 66: 4 NSF Meeting, May 9-10, 1985Box 66: 5 Stanford SychrotronBox 66: 6 Trieste, Italy, Summer 1985Box 66: 7 Oak Ridge Lab, Aug. 12-14, 1985Box 66: 8 UCSD Physics Celebration, Sept. 6-8, 1985Box 66: 9 Lausanne, Switzerland, Nov. 14-18, 1985Box 66: 10 Zurich, Switzerland, Nov. 18-Dec. 18, 1985Box 66: 11 Neils Bohr Centenary, Nov. 7, 1985Box 66: 12 Hans Bethe – Personal, Jan. 29, 1986Box 66: 13 IGCC (Berkeley), Mar. 27-28, 1986Box 67: 1 Theodore Holstein Symposium, UCLA, Mar. 28-29, 1986Box 67: 2 APS Meeting, Mar. 30-Apr. 2, 1986Box 67: 3 Steering Material Science and Engineering, Apr. 15-16, 1986Box 67: 4 IGCC Steering Committee (UCSD), Apr. 18-19, 1986Box 67: 5 Elise Boulding (Invited Speaker), Apr. 22-23, 1986Box 67: 6 Johns Hopkins University, May 7, 1986Box 67: 7 NSF Meeting, Washington D.C., May 8, 1986Box 67: 8 Queens University, May 31, 1986Box 67: 9 Summer Trip, Trieste, Italy, 1986Box 68: 1 SSRL Science Policy Board, June 9-10, 1986Box 68: 2 University of Michigan, pt.1, June 11, 1986Box 68: 3 University of Michigan, pt.2, June 11, 1986Box 68: 4 Italy, Institute for Theoretical Physics, June 15-July 15, 1986Box 68: 5 U.C. Santa Cruz, Strongly Coupled Plasmas, Aug. 4-9, 1986Box 68: 6 Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oct. 1-3, 1986Box 68: 7 NSF Meeting, Oct. 23-24, 1986Box 69: 1 NAS relations with USSR and Eastern Europe, Nov. 23-24, 1986Box 69: 2 Materials, Science, Engineering, Dec. 3, 1986Box 69: 3 Miscellaneous Travel, Dec. 1986-Feb. 1987Box 69: 4 MSE Steering Committee, Jan. 22-23, 1987Box 69: 5 COMSE/MSE – National Academy of Sciences, Feb. 19-20, 1987Box 69: 6 American Physical Society, Mar. 16-20, 1987

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Box 69: 7 Rice University, Mar. 23-25, 1987Box 69: 8 IGCC at UCLA, Mar. 26-28, 1987Box 69: 9 University of Michigan, Apr. 9-10, 1987Box 69: 10 IGCC Steering Committee, Apr. 23-25, 1987Box 69: 11 DOE, Academic Senate, Apr. 24-25, 1987

1987-1989 Box 70: 1 National Academy of Sciences, Apr. 25-28, 1987Box 70: 2 NSF Meeting, Physics Advisory Committee, May 3-4, 1987Box 70: 3 Stanford Syncrotron, May 22-23, 1987Box 70: 4 Toronto, June 15-17, 1987Box 70: 5 DOE Meeting at UCLA, July 14, 1987Box 70: 6 DOE Advisory Meeting, Oct. 28, 1987Box 70: 7 University of Toronto, Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 1987Box 70: 8 IGCC Steering Committee Meeting, Oct. 8-10, 1987Box 70: 9 Ames Lab Materials, Iowa, Oct. 22-23, 1987Box 70: 10 DOE Advisory Committee, San Francisco, Aug. 26, 1987Box 70: 11 Magnetism of Surfaces, Anaheim, Oct. 29-31, 1987Box 70: 12 Kundan Singwi, Northwestern University, Chicago, Nov. 3-5, 1987Box 70: 13 Second International Peace Week of Scientists, Nov. 9-15, 1987Box 70: 14 Solvay Conference, University of Texas, Dec. 14-18, 1987Box 70: 15 Tel Aviv University, 1987-1988Box 70: 16 DOE Academic Senate, Holiday Inn San Francisco, Jan. 20, 1988Box 70: 17 USSR / Eastern Europe Committee, Feb. 17, 1988Box 70: 18 DOE Academic Senate, Los Angeles, Feb. 24-Mar. 18, 1988Box 71: 1 Materials Science and Engineering Steering Committee, Feb. 25-26, 1988Box 71: 2 APS, New Orleans, Mar. 1988Box 71: 3 SANDIA, 1988Box 71: 4 Julian Schwinger, UCLA, Mar. 12, 1988Box 71: 5 DOE Academic Senate, Mar. 15-16, 1988Box 71: 6 DOE, LAX, Apr. 13, 1988Box 71: 7 Oak Ridge Advisory Committee, Apr. 20-22, 1988Box 71: 8 Stanford Syncrotron, Apr. 27-29, 1988Box 71: 9 International Center for Theoretical Physics, Trieste, May 2-13, 1988Box 71: 10 Theory of Atom – Surface Collisions, Trieste, May 1988Box 71: 11 Zurich, Switzerland, May 23-July 16, 1988Box 71: 12 Stuttgart/Wurzburg, May 27-June 3, 1988Box 71: 13 Tel Aviv Univesity, Board of Governors – Member, May 29-June 3, 1988Box 71: 14 Interview, Oakland, Aug. 3, 1988Box 71: 15 Education Abroad, USSR, Aug-Sept. 1988Box 72: 1 Lenningrad USSR, Aug. 13-27, 1988Box 72: 2 DOE, Los Angeles, Sept. 28, 1988Box 72: 3 Committee on the University and the Community, Sept. 26, 1988Box 72: 4 Peacewalk, Oct. 8, 1988Box 72: 5 DOE Committee Meeting, S.F., Oct. 12, 1988Box 72: 6 University of Michigan, Oct. 17-18, 1988Box 72: 7 U. Mich. Papers, Records, and Course Materials, pt.2, 1987-1988Box 72: 8 U.Mich. Papers, Records, and Course Materials, pt.1, 1987-1988Box 72: 9 Overview – Nuclear Physics Research, U of Michigan, Oct. 1988Box 73: 1 Iowa State University, Oct. 27-28, 1988Box 73: 2 Iowa State University, Ames, Oct. 27-28, 1988Box 73: 3 Materials Science and Engineering, Nov. 2, 1988Box 73: 4 DOE Meeting, Nov. 9, 1988Box 73: 5 Tel Aviv, Nov-Dec. 1988Box 73: 6 Tel Aviv, Israel, Nov. 12-Dec. 15, 1988Box 74: 1 IBM (Yorktown Heights), Dec. 13-20, 1988Box 74: 2 DOE Israel, Dec. 14-15, 1988

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Box 74: 3 Bonding Conference, Santa Barbara, CA, Jan. 16-18, 1989Box 74: 4 DOE, Los Alamos, Jan. 19-22, 1989Box 74: 5 NAS Irvine, CA, Feb. 3, 1989Box 74: 6 DOE S.F. Airport, Feb. 15, 1989Box 74: 7 Trickey, U. Florida Sanibel SymposiumBox 74: 8 UCSF NAS Meeting, Feb. 21, 1989Box 74: 9 Soviet/E. Europe J. Swingle, Feb. 26, 1989-Feb. 27, 1990Box 74: 10 UCD/IGCC Conference on Science and Technology in Global Conflict & Cooperation,

Mar. 3-4, 1989Box 74: 11 DOE Meeting, LAX, Mar. 15, 1989Box 74: 12 APS, Mar. 20-23, 1989Box 74: 13 Sanibel Symposia, Mar. 31-Apr. 8, 1989Box 74: 14 DOE Academic Senate Meeting Holiday Inn, SF, Apr. 11-12, 1989Box 74: 15 National Academy of Sciences, Apr. 23-26, 1989Box 74: 16 Panel for Sociology 10, Apr. 26, 1989

1989-1991 Box 75: 1 IGCC Steering Committee, Apr. 28-29, 1989Box 75: 2 Oakridge National Lab, Apr. 30-May 1, 1989Box 75: 3 National Medal of Science Recognition, UCSB, May 2, 1989Box 75: 4 Stanford University, May 4-5, 1989Box 75: 5 DOE / Academic Senate Meeting, May 9-10, 1989Box 75: 6 Tel Aviv University – Annual Meeting Board of Governors, May 26-June 2, 1989Box 75: 7 DOE Meeting LAX Hilton, June 12-14, 1989Box 75: 8 DOE Committee Meeting, July 13-14, 1989Box 75: 9 Priya Vashista, Solid State Sci. Div., Argonne Naitonal Lab, June 14-16, 1989Box 76: 1 Europe, July 28-Aug. 12, 1989Box 76: 2 Gordon Conference, Aug. 7-11, 1989Box 76: 3 Mahito Kohmoto – Visiting Researcher, Aug. 14-18, 1989Box 76: 4 DOE Meeting LAX Hilton, Aug. 23-24, 1989Box 76: 5 Strongly Coupled Plasma Physics, Univ. of Tokyo, Aug. 28-Sept. 6, 1989Box 76: 6 Victor Fleurov visit, Sept. 11-19, 1989Box 76: 7 DOE Meeting Oakland, Sept. 20-21, 1989Box 76: 8 Pisa, Italy Trip, 1989Box 76: 9 Oakridge Lab (Solid State Review), Oct. 2-4, 1989Box 76: 10 DOE LA, Oct. 11, 1989Box 76: 11 Harvard Graduate Society, Oct. 20, 1989Box 76: 12 Peace Resource Center, Oct. 21, 1989Box 76: 13 Ames Iowa State – Review Program, Oct. 26-27, 1989Box 76: 14 Oakridge National Laboratory, Oct. 31-Nov. 3, 1989Box 77: 1 CAL TECH, Nov. 9, 1989Box 77: 2 Board Physics & Astron. Washington D.C., Nov. 13-14, 1989Box 77: 3 Simon Fraser University, Dec. 4-7, 1989Box 77: 4 University of Minnesota, 1989-1990Box 77: 5 Hubner, W. (Dr.) Visitor, UCSB, Physics, 1990Box 77: 6 Kaufman, 1990Box 77: 7 Khalatnikov Visit UCSB, 1990Box 77: 8 Academic Senate Town Meeting (Irvine), Jan. 25, 1990Box 77: 9 W. Hanke Univ. of Wurtzberg Visitor, Feb. 1-Apr. 30, 1990Box 77: 10 Harvard Dept. Physics, pt.1, Feb. 26-27, 1990Box 77: 11 Harvard Dept. Physics, pt.2, Feb. 26-27, 1990Box 77: 12 Nuclear Peace, Mar. 1, 1990Box 77: 13 DOE Jendresen vote, Mar. 5, 1990Box 77: 14 Anaheim, CA APS Meeting, Mar. 1990Box 77: 15 NAS Soviet & Eastern European Affairs Council, Mar. 25-26, 1990Box 77: 16 USSR & Eastern Europe, C. Turczak, Mar. 25-26, 1990Box 77: 17 General Conf. C-M Portugal, Univ. Lisbon, Apr. 9-12, 1990

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Box 77: 18 IGCC, Apr. 25-26, 1990Box 77: 19 NAS Board of Physics & Astronomy, Apr. 25-26, 1990Box 77: 20 Stanford Synchrotron, May 4-5, 1990Box 78: 1 Kyoto University Spring, May 16-28, 1990Box 78: 2 Siegmann, Hans-Christoph. Visitor, UCSB, PhysicsBox 78: 3 6th IFC Symposium Kyoto, Japan, May 17-28, 1990Box 78: 4 Regents Meeting UCSD, June 15, 1990Box 78: 5 Cargese (Corsica) NATO Study Institute, June 19-29, 1990Box 78: 6 NSF GUI Meeting, June 26, 1990Box 78: 7 Third International Conference on the Structure of Surfaces (U. of WI), July 9-12,

1990Box 78: 8 Bad Hommef, Germany, July 23, 1990Box 78: 9 Weger, Meir. Visit, July 30-Aug. 3, 1990Box 78: 10 American Conf. Theoretical Chem., July-Aug. 1990Box 78: 11 Sacramento, Capitol – Panel: DOE Weapons Labs, Aug. 8, 1990Box 78: 12 Turkish Physical Society Bodrum (Iona); ICTP, Trieste, Aug-Oct. 1990Box 78: 13 Sabbatical pt.1 (Paris), Aug. 28-Nov. 20, 1990Box 79: 1 Sabbatical pt.2 (Paris), Aug. 28-Nov. 20, 1990Box 79: 2 Nat. Res. Council B.D. Phys. Astronomy IGCC (SD), Nov. 28, 1990Box 79: 3 Chemische-Physikalische Gesellschaft Lecture, Vienna, 1991Box 79: 4 Univ. de Sao Paulo 5 lectures, pt.1, Jan. 28-Feb. 8, 1991Box 79: 5 Univ. de Sao Paulo 5 lectures, pt.2, Jan. 28-Feb. 8, 1991Box 79: 6 5th Brazilian School on Semiconductor Physics, Jan. 28-Feb. 8, 1991Box 79: 7 IGCC – Oakland, CA, Feb. 15, 1991Box 79: 8 APS March Meeting Cincinnati, OH, Mar. 18-21, 1991

1991-1995 Box 80: 1 IGCC, Apr. 26, 1991Box 80: 2 Board of Physics and Astronomy, Apr. 28, 1991Box 80: 3 National Academy of Sciences, Apr. 29-30, 1991Box 80: 4 University of Michigan, May 1, 1991Box 80: 5 University of Texas, Colloquium, May 8, 1991Box 80: 6 University of Pennsylvania, May 10, 1991Box 80: 7 UCSD, May 31, 1991Box 80: 8 Paris (ENS), June 30-Aug. 11, 1991Box 80: 9 Quantum Chemistry, Menton, France, July 2-5, 1991Box 80: 10 Les Houches, Summer, July 29-Aug. 30, 1991Box 81: 1 Les Houches, MS, July 29-Aug. 30, 1991Box 81: 2 Les Houches, Lectures, Seminars, July 29-Aug. 30, 1991Box 81: 3 B. Doucot, Les Houches, Grenoble, France, July 29-Aug. 30, 1991Box 81: 4 Workshop on Physics of Nanostructures, Ottawa, Aug. 12-Sept. 13, 1991Box 81: 5 Positrons, Hungary, Aug. 26-31, 1991Box 81: 6 Brandeis University, Nov. 12, 1991Box 81: 7 Brandeis, Sherbrooke University, Nov. 14, 1991Box 81: 8 NSF Industry – University Symposium (Postponed), Dec. 1991Box 81: 9 University of Michigan, Dec. 4-7, 1991Box 81: 10 After the Cold War Conference, UCI, Jan. 10-11, 1992Box 81: 11 Cornell University, Feb. 4-6, 1992Box 82: 1 IGCC, Mar. 5-6, 1992Box 82: 2 APS, Indianapolis, Mar. 14-18, 1992Box 82: 3 Brown University, Apr-May 1992Box 82: 4 IGCC (Proliferation), Apr. 10-11, 1992Box 82: 5 IGCC Steering Committee, Apr. 23-26, 1992Box 82: 6 NAS Board of Physics and Astronomy, Apr. 25-26, 1992Box 82: 7 Tel Aviv & P.R., May 1-June 30, 1992Box 82: 8 University of Puerto Rico, June 1992Box 82: 9 Israel Puerto Rico pt.1, May 12-June 6, 1992

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Box 82: 10 Israel Puerto Rico pt.2, May 12-June 6, 1992Box 82: 11 Technion Israel Institute of Technology, May 28, 1992Box 83: 1 Tel Aviv, Governors, May 1992Box 83: 2 Oak Ridge Meeting, June 1992Box 83: 3 Brown, June 16, 1992Box 83: 4 Surfaces, UCI, June 22-24, 1992Box 83: 5 Aspen, July 6-20, 1992Box 83: 6 W.K. Board Phys. Astron., Oct. 30, 1992Box 83: 7 Lake Arrowhead Conference Center, Nov. 6-8, 1992Box 83: 8 IGCC: Managing Nuclear Weapons in a Changing World, Nov. 17-18, 1992Box 83: 9 NAS Irvine Meeting W.K., Feb. 5, 1993Box 83: 10 Les Houches, Feb. 11-24, 1993Box 83: 11 Centre De Physique Des Houches, Feb. 16-25, 1993Box 83: 12 APS Meeting, Mar. 22-26, 1993Box 84: 1 Zurich / Harvard Spring, Apr-June 1993Box 84: 2 Zurich, Switzerland W. Kohn [1], Apr. 1-July 2, 1993Box 84: 3 Zurich, Switzerland W. Kohn [2], Apr. 1-July 2, 1993Box 84: 4 Zurich (rental), 1990-1993Box 84: 5 Zurich Correspondence, 1993Box 84: 6 Harvard Visiting Committee W. Kohn, Apr. 28-29, 1993Box 84: 7 Harvard, Apr. 1993Box 84: 8 Vienna, June 19-23, 1993Box 84: 9 Budapest, June 24-25, 1993Box 84: 10 Germany Wurzberg & Frankfurt, June 24-25, 1993Box 84: 11 Adriatico Research Conferences, July 6-9, 1993Box 84: 12 Mishkenot Sha'ananim Menoirs W. Kohn, Aug. 1993Box 84: 13 Europe, Aug. 13-Sept. 18, 1993Box 84: 14 Car Rental Europe, 1993Box 85: 1 International Conf., Structure of Surfaces, Shanghai, Aug. 16-19, 1993Box 85: 2 Int'l Conf., Physics Phenomena, Highly Corrolated Electron Systems UCSD, Aug.

16-19, 1993Box 85: 3 NATO School W.Kohn / EKU Gross, Aug. 16-22, 1993Box 85: 4 Strong Magnetic Fields Orsay, France, Aug. 30-31, 1993Box 85: 5 Como Italy, Sept. 13-16, 1993Box 85: 6 5th Int. Conf. App. DFT in Chem & Phys. Como, Italy, Sept. 13-16, 1993Box 85: 7 Duplantier, Aug-Sept. 1993Box 85: 8 DOE Meeting, Science Strategic Planning Workshop, Oct. 12-15, 1993Box 85: 9 Lake Arrowhead, Nov. 19-21, 1993Box 86: 1 Briefing Session NIST, Jan. 24, 1994Box 86: 2 NAS Meeting, Irvine, Jan. 25, 1994Box 86: 3 NIST Subpanel Reactor Radiation Division, Mar. 14-15, 1994Box 86: 4 NIST Information, 1994Box 86: 5 ITP Dedication, Mar. 18-19, 1994Box 86: 6 APS, March Meeting Pittsburgh, PA, Mar. 21-25, 1994Box 86: 7 NAS – 131st meeting, Apr. 23-27, 1994Box 87: 1 External Review Co., Texas A&M Univ. Physics, 1994Box 87: 2 UCB, Academic Senate No Charge, May 12, 1994Box 87: 3 Tel Aviv Annual meeting, May 20-27, 1994Box 87: 4 Cracow, DFT Meeting Poland, June 13-16, 1994Box 87: 5 ITP "Computations Condensed Matter," June 20-24, 1994Box 87: 6 DFT Summer, 1993-1994Box 87: 7 ITP – Symposium on Quantum Many-Body, June 19-24, 1994Box 88: 1 DFT/ITP Reprints, July 5-29, 1994Box 88: 2 DFT/ITP Reports, July 5-29, 1994Box 88: 3 UCB, Shallow Level Centers in Semiconductor, Aug. 9-11, 1994Box 88: 4 CECAM Workshop Lyon, France, Aug. 16-26, 1994Box 88: 5 Austria W.K., Aug. 22-27, 1994Box 88: 6 Texas A&M Review, Sept. 19, 1994

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Box 88: 7 Drexel Univ. Schwinger, Sept. 9-11, 1994Box 88: 8 Schwinger, UCLA, Oct. 22, 1994Box 89: 1 Switzerland ETH, Nov. 13, 1994Box 89: 2 Lake Arrowhead C-M Theory Retreat, Nov. 4-6, 1994Box 89: 3 India pt.1, 1994-1995Box 89: 4 India pt.2, 1994-1995Box 89: 5 India pt.3, 1994-1995Box 90: 1 India pt.4, Dec. 1994Box 90: 2 India New Form, 1994Box 90: 3 NAS Meeting: Irvine (W. Kohn), Feb. 3, 1995Box 90: 4 National Academy of Public Admin, visit of QUEST, Feb. 6-7, 1995Box 90: 5 NIST pt. 1, Feb. 8-9, 1995Box 90: 6 NIST pt.2, Feb. 8-9, 1995Box 91: 1 CCCNLS Conference (W. Kohn), Feb. 25-26, 1995Box 91: 2 IBM, San Jose, Mar. 20, 1995Box 91: 3 Conyers Herring Dinner/Reception Fairmont Hotel, Mar. 21, 1995Box 91: 4 Neutrons APS, Mar. 24-25, 1995Box 91: 5 Nanostructures, Mar. 27-28, 1995Box 91: 6 One-Dimensional Metals Workshop, UCLA, Mar. 27, 1995Box 91: 7 Eastcoast Trip, Apr. 1, 1995Box 91: 8 ACS Anaheim, Apr. 2-7, 1995Box 91: 9 CIFS Washington DC, Apr. 16, 1995Box 91: 10 Duke University, Apr. 11-12, 1995Box 91: 11 Purdue University, Apr. 13-14, 1995Box 91: 12 APS CIFS – Washington DC, Apr. 16, 1995Box 91: 13 American Philosophical Society, Apr. 20-25, 1995Box 91: 14 National Academy of Science (Washington, DC), Apr. 22-26, 1995Box 92: 1 UCD, May 15, 1995Box 92: 2 Hiroshima, 50 years, May 1995Box 92: 3 Board of Governors Meeting, Tel Aviv University, May 19-26, 1995Box 92: 4 Travel Documents, Europe, June-July 1995Box 92: 5 Vosko, Quebec, June 14-16, 1995

1995-1997 Box 92: 6 CECAM, Lyon France, June 28-30, 1995Box 92: 7 Euro Conference, Como, Italy, July 3-28, 1995Box 92: 8 CECAM (Linear Scaling), Lyon France, July 5-7, 1995Box 92: 9 Como, Italy, July 8-17, 1995Box 92: 10 University Wurzburg, July 20, 1995Box 92: 11 Contemporary Concepts in C-M Physics, Goteborg, Aug. 18-22, 1995Box 92: 12 DFT Conference, Paris, Aug. 29-Sept. 1, 1995Box 92: 12 ETH, Sept-Oct. 1995Box 92: 14 Paris (Savin), Sept. 1995Box 92: 15 ETH, Zurich, Sept. 1995Box 92: 16 Vienna, Sept. 1995Box 93: 1 Lausanne, EPF, Nov. 1-17, 1995Box 93: 2 Weizmann Institute, Nov. 8-11, 1995Box 93: 3 UCLA Physics Colloquium, Nov. 30, 1995Box 93: 4 UC Wide Academic Senate, Dec. 5, 1995Box 93: 5 Pisa, Italy, Dec. 14-16, 1995Box 93: 6 Aronov Memorial Symposium, Israel, Jan. 8-12, 1996Box 93: 7 NIST Reactor Radiation Workshop, Georgetown Univ., Feb. 20-21, 1996Box 93: 8 Academic Legislature, College of Engineering, Review, Feb. 29-Mar. 1, 1996Box 93: 9 UCSC, Mar. 1996Box 93: 10 CIFS, Mar. 17-19, 1996Box 93: 11 APS March Meeting, St. Louis, MO, Mar. 18-22, 1996Box 93: 12 ICTCPII New Orleans, APS, Mar-Apr. 9, 1996

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Box 93: 13 23rd ICPS, Berlin, July 21-26, 1996Box 94: 1 Miscellaneous Travel, 1996-1997Box 94: 2 Vienna, Apr. 15-May 4, 1996Box 94: 3 Pisa, Italy, Apr. 15-May 5, 1996Box 94: 4 Sweden, RAO, June 1996Box 94: 5 Stockholm, Sweden, June 1-11, 1996Box 94: 6 International Academy of Quantum Molecular Science, July 6-7, 1996Box 94: 7 WATOC '96 Conference, Jerusalem, July 7-12, 1996Box 94: 8 Shallow Level Centers, Amsterdam, July 17-19, 1996Box 94: 9 Australia pt.1, July 14-28, 1996Box 94: 10 Australia pt.2, July 14-28, 1996Box 94: 11 General, Sept. 4-21, 1996Box 95: 1 Lyon, Paris, Berlin, Sept. 1996Box 95: 2 CECAM Workshop, Sept. 9-13, 1996Box 95: 3 Berlin, Sept. 15-17, 1996Box 95: 4 Stuttgart, GMUEND, Aug-Nov. 1996Box 95: 5 CIFS (Washington D.C.), Cornell (Ithaca, NY), Sept. 28-Oct. 6, 1996Box 95: 6 Bethe Lectures, Trento, Italy, Sept. 28-Oct. 11, 1996Box 95: 7 Bethe Lectures, Sept. 28-Oct. 11, 1996Box 95: 8 CIFS Meeting, Washington D.C., Sept. 29, 1996Box 96: 1 Trento, Italy, Oct. 4-7, 1996Box 96: 2 Lake Arrowhead Conference, Nov. 8-10, 1996Box 96: 3 IGCC – UCD Conference, Nov. 21-23, 1996Box 96: 4 India, Dec. 9-14, 1996Box 96: 5 University of Witwaterstrand, Johanessburg, Jan. 1997Box 96: 6 Orlando / S.Africa / ITP Peierls, Jan. 15-Feb. 1, 1996Box 96: 7 Central Florida State Trip, Jan. 16-18, 1997Box 96: 8 University of Central Florida, Jan. 17, 1997Box 96: 9 Washington, Dulles, Mar. 1997Box 97: 1 NIST Subpanel Meeting pt.1, Gaithersburg, MD, Mar. 12-13, 1997Box 97: 2 NIST Subpanel Meeting pt.2, Gaithersburg, MD, Mar. 12-13, 1997Box 97: 3 APS March Meeting, Mar. 17-21, 1997Box 97: 4 APS March Meeting, Kansas City, Mar. 17-21, 1997Box 97: 5 Terezin, Apr-May 1997Box 97: 6 ACS Meeting, San Francisco, Apr. 13-17, 1997Box 97: 7 ACS/DFT Symposium, San Francisco, Apr. 14-17, 1997Box 97: 8 ITP, University of Michigan, Apr. 17-19, 1997Box 97: 9 Luttinger, Columbia University, Apr. 29, 1997Box 97: 10 International Board of Governors Meeting, Tel Aviv, May 16-23, 1997Box 98: 1 Duke University, Durham, NC, Symposium on DFT and Applications, June 3, 1997Box 98: 2 Symposium on DFT and Applications, Duke University, June 3-7, 1997Box 98: 3 9th International Congress of Quantum Chemistry, Emory University, June 8-9,

1997Box 98: 4 9th ICQC, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, June 9-14, 1997Box 98: 5 Computational Modeling, Strasbourg, June 16-20, 1997Box 98: 6 Euroconferences: Total Energy Methods, Corfu, Greece, June 25-27, 1997Box 98: 7 O'Hare Hilton, July 1, 1997Box 98: 8 Boston College, 1997Box 98: 9 Lipari, Italy, Aug. 7-15, 1997Box 98: 10 ETH, Fall, Sept-Oct. 1997Box 98: 11 Munich, Germany, LMU, 1997Box 98: 12 Berlin, 1997Box 98: 13 DFT, Vienna, Sept. 2-6, 1997Box 98: 14 Wurzburg, FRG, 1997Box 98: 15 Tel Aviv, 1997Box 98: 16 Density Functional Theory, 1997 Writings by Others

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Reprints of Articles Box 99: 1 A-BBox 99: 2 B, pt.1, 1946-1958Box 99: 3 B, pt.2, 1936-1957Box 99: 4 B-CBox 100: 1 C, pt.1, 1946-1958Box 100: 2 C, pt.2, 1969-1983Box 100: 3 D, 1928-1952Box 100: 4 E, 1952-1958Box 100: 5 F, 1947-1957Box 101: 1 G, 1949-1959Box 101: 2 H, pt.1, 1951-1958Box 101: 3 H, pt.2, 1936-1956Box 101: 4 I, 1940-1952Box 101: 5 J, 1940-1954Box 101: 6 K, 1947-1957Box 101: 7 Kac Lectures, K, June 23-July 19, 1957Box 102: 1 L, 1948-1959Box 102: 2 M, 1949-1957Box 102: 3 O, 1954-1958Box 102: 4 P, 1953-1959Box 102: 5 Q, 1932-1958Box 102: 6 S, 1941-1957Box 103: 1 T, pt.1, 1937-1958Box 103: 2 T, pt.2, 1937-1958Box 103: 3 U, 1952-1958Box 103: 4 V, Oct. 1956Box 103: 5 W, 1945-1958Box 103: 6 X, 1937-1958

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