DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY
Samuel A.
Goudsmit Papers,
1921-1979
Samuel
A. Goudsmit, 1971-1978
Irene Goudsmit, 1983
U.S. Department of Energy, 1986
28 lin. ft.
72 boxes
American Institute of Physics, Niels Bohr LibraryOne Physics EllipseCollege Park, MD 20740
Open to approved researchers.
With the exception of one box of sensitive materials which is
closed until 2000.
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
Samuel Abraham Goudsmit was born in The Hague, Netherlands on July 11, 1902. His mother, Marianne Gompers Goudsmit, ran a millinery shop and his father, Isaac, was a
wholesale dealer in bathroom fixtures. Goudsmit studied theoretical physics at the University of Leiden (1919-26), did experimental research at the University of Amsterdam (1923-26), and received his Ph.D. in physics from Leiden
in 1927. In that year he married Jaantje Logher and emigrated to the
United States.
His first position in his adopted country was on the physics faculty at the University of Michigan. He remained there until World War II when he joined the
staff of the Radiation Laboratory at the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology. From 1944 to 1946 he was detailed to the War Department
as Chief of Scientific Intelligence of the Alsos Mission which moved
with the advancing Allied forces in Europe to investigate the German atomic bomb project.
After the war Goudsmit was a professor of physics at Northwestern University (1946-48) and then became senior scientist at Brookhaven National
Laboratory (1948-70). He served as the Managing Editor and later Editor-in-Chief
of the American Physical Society (1951-74), founding its
Physical Review Letters in 1958. From 1975 until his death he was a Visiting Professor at
theUniversity of Nevada, Reno.
The discovery of electron spin in 1925 with fellow student George E. Uhlenbeck is generally considered Goudsmit's most significant contribution to physics. It led
to the recognition that spin was a property of protons, neutrons, and most elementary particles
and to a fundamental change in the mathematical structure of quantum mechanics. For their
groundbreaking work, they received Research Corporation Awards in 1953, Max Planck Medals
in 1964, U.S. National Medals of Science in 1976, and were made Commanders in the Royal
Netherlands Order of Orange-Nassau in 1977.
Goudsmit also made the first measurement of nuclear spin and its Zeeman effect with Ernst Back (1926-27), developed a theory of hyperfine structure of
spectral lines, made the first spectroscopic determination of nuclear magnetic moments
(1931-33), contributed to the theory of complex atoms and the theory of multiple scattering of
electrons, introduced the statistical random line problem (1940), and invented the magnetic
time-of-flight mass spectrometer (1948).
Goudsmit was the recipient of many other awards and fellowships, lectured around the
country and abroad, was a visiting professor at a number of universities including Harvard University and Rockefeller University, and was
the author of
The Structure of Line Spectra with Linus Pauling (1930), Atomic Energy States with Robert F. Bacher (1932), Alsos (1947), Time with R.
Claiborne and the editors of Life Magazine (1966), and numerous
articles and editorials.
Goudsmit had one daughter from his first marriage, Esther Marianne, and in 1960 married Irene Bejach. He died in 1978.
SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
This collection is primarily
composed of correspondence and also includes notes, memoranda, articles, manuscripts,
notebooks, photographs, audiotapes, microfilm, and some other materials. Most materials are in
English, but many are in German, Dutch, or French. The collection documents Goudsmit's long
and multifaceted career from his discovery with George Uhlenbeck of
electron spin, through his role on the Alsos Missions, work at Brookhaven National
Laboratory and as Editor-in-Chief of the American Physical Society, to his post as
visiting professor at the University of Nevada. The APS material
mostly concerns the editing and publishing of the
Physical Review and Physical Review Letters. Additional material includes lecture notes and related
correspondence; Goudsmit's notebooks from lectures given by Paul Ehrenfest at the University of Leiden; reports and work on the
attitudes of German scientists during the Nazi regime and papers concerning the publication of
his book Alsos; and his research data from the University of Michigan and the Brookhaven National Laboratory. Scientific
topics include atomic structure, cyclotrons, quantum theory, nuclear physics, and spectroscopy.
Other areas covered include science and politics, Egyptology, criminology, World War II
refugees, parapsychology, UFO's, and philately. Correspondents include: Robert F.
Bacher, Gregory Breit, Léon Brillouin, Detlev W. Bronk, Walter and Martha Colby, Dirk Coster, Gerard Heinrich Dieke, Paul Ehrenfest, Enrico Fermi, George Gamow, Werner Heisenberg, Jaap Kistemaaker, Alfred Landé, Jonothan Logan, Wendell Mordy, Linus Carl Pauling, Harrison Randall, Paul Rosbaud, George Uhlenbeck, John H. Van Vleck, Joseph Weber, Friedwardt Winterberg, John Wulff, Pieter Zeeman, and many others.
SELECTED SEARCH TERMS
Bacher, Robert F.
(Robert Fox), 1905-
Breit, Gregory, 1899-
Brillouin, Léon, 1889-
Bronk, Detlev W. (Detlev Wulf),
1897-1975.
Colby, Martha.
Colby, Walter F.
(Walter Francis), 1880-
Coster, Dirk, 1887-1956.
Dieke, Gerhard Heinrich, 1901-1965.
Ehrenfest, Paul,
1880-1933.
Fermi, Enrico, 1901-1954.
Gamow,
George, 1904-1968.
Heisenberg, Werner, 1901-1976.
Kistemaaker, Jaap.
Kohn, John R.
Landé, Alfred, 1888-
Logan, Jonothan.
Mordy, Wendell.
Pauling, Linus, 1901-
Randall, Harrison M. (Harrison McAllister), 1870-
Rosbaud, Paul.
Uhlenbeck, George Eugene, 1900-1988.
Van
Vleck, J. H. (John Hasbrouck), 1899-
Weber, Joseph.
Winterberg, Friedwardt, 1929-
Wulff, John.
Zeeman, Pieter, 1865-1943.
American Philosophical
Society.
American Physical Society.
Brookhaven National Laboratory.
University of Nevada System--Desert
Research Institute.
Northwestern University (Evanston, Ill.)
Rijksuniversiteit te Leiden.
University of
Leiden.
United States--War Dept--Alsos Mission.
University of Michigan.
University of Nevada, Reno.
Physical review.
Physical review letters.
Atomic bomb--Germany.
Atomic structure.
Atomic theory.
Chemistry, Physical and theoretical.
Crime and criminals.
Cyclotrons.
Egyptology.
Electrons.
Germany--History--1933-1945.
Nuclear physics.
Nuclear physics--Research--Germany.
Parapsychology--Research.
Particle accelerators.
Physics--Publishing.
Postage-stamps--Collectors and collecting.
Quantum theory.
Radiation.
Radioactivity.
Spectroscopy.
Spectrum analysis.
Unidentified flying objects.
World War,
1939-1945--Science.
World War, 1939-1945--Secret service.
World War, 1939-1945--Refugees.
Physicists.
Laboratory notebooks.
PROVENANCE NOTE
This large collection was received by the Center for History
of Physics in a number of parts over the course of fifteen years. In the early 1970s Samuel
Goudsmit made the decision to place his papers here, and before his death in 1978 he had
deposited the 1921-1941 correspondence which comprises Series II and which was microfilmed
in part in 1963 by the Joint Committee on the History of Theoretical Physics in the Twentieth
Century of the American Physical Society and the American Philosophical Society and the rest later by arrangement with the AIP Center. The Center also received a few other miscellaneous
materials during that period. The bulk of the collection was a bequest of Goudsmit's and arrived
in 1979. Irene Goudsmit retained some papers at that time. In 1983
she donated one additional transfile. Those materials were primarily incorporated into what
became the Alsos Mission series (IV); a few other of those folders
concerned his work at Brookhaven and ended up in Series VII, and one
folder on subversive organizations is in the Science and Government Security series (IX). At the
same time Irene Goudsmit gave materials concerning the Holocaust to B'nai B'rith in New York City. The final deposit of two cartons of
personal materials and German documents which Goudsmit obtained while on the Alsos Mission was made in 1986 by the United States Department of
Energy, which had earlier obtained classified papers and materials related to his
intelligence work. These documents became the bulk of the Alsos Mission series and a few folders were put in the Science and Government Security series.
A few documents were not declassified. They were pulled from those boxes and not included in
the deposit; they are listed at the end of this finding aid but are closed to the public until the year
2000. Four other cartons of declassified official correspondence relating to Goudsmit's activities
in the employ of the federal government were deposited in the National Archives by the Department of Energy; there is a folder list of
those papers in the AIP Center's Papers File. The old processing notes contain more details on
the provenance of specific folders.
Permission to cite from this collection is required in advance. Please
cite as: Folder [Number], Box [Number], Samuel A. Goudsmit Papers. Niels Bohr Library,
American Institute of Physics. One Physics Ellipse, College Park, MD 20740
ARRANGEMENT NOTE
It has been impossible to duplicate
the original arrangement of these materials. Not only was the collection, which spans a period of
nearly sixty years, deposited in parts, the processing of this collection has extended over more
than a decade and has included the efforts of a number of people. Additionally, the 1921-1941
correspondence (Series II) was put into chronological order to accommodate the SHQP project.
However, Goudsmit's arrangement, or at least the spirit of Goudsmit's arrangement, has been
retained to a considerable extent in many of the series. The largest series, Individuals,
Institutions, and Subjects (III), seems to be a close reconstruction of Goudsmit's general
correspondence files, although some folders have been retitled for clarity, some folders which
were very full have been divided into two or more, and a few miscellaneous folders which fit
here better than elsewhere were added to the series. The Alsos Mission
series (IV) also seems to be material which he kept together and the old folder headings have
been maintained to a large extent. However, as this material was split up and then obtained by
the Center from a number of sources the original order has not been preserved. Subseries A (American Philosophical Society) and B (American
Physical Society) of Series XI (Organizations) seem to be in roughly the same order
they were found in after Goudsmit's death, as does Series XV, Writers' Files.
The arrangement of the series which largely contain articles and manuscripts, that is Writings
by Goudsmit (X), Scientific Subject Files (XII), and Author Files (XIII) is more fabricated.
However, even in these cases there has been an attempt to adhere to Goudsmit's arrangement, and
folder headings have usually been retained. Series XII and XIII contain similar materials, but the
materials were filed in distinct series because the materials in Series XII were originally in
folders headed by subjects while the others were simply headed by paper title and/or author or
were not foldered. While folder headings were often maintained, all the old folders were replaced
with archival quality, acid free folders, and all materials were transferred to archival quality, acid
free storage boxes.
The researcher using this collection should realize that there is not necessarily only one
logical place for any given document, and that when searching for a specific item or material
pertaining to a particular topic, one should study the finding aid and explore different possible
locations. (For example, the Alsos Mission series contains papers
Goudsmit kept together under that heading. However, other Alsos related material may be found
throughout the collection: correspondence and other papers may be in Series III under the names
of specific individuals, related articles by Goudsmit are in Series X, and slides are in Series
XVI.)
SERIES DESCRIPTIONS
I. Biographical Materials
Box 1
This small series includes biographical articles, reference book entries, and a
few other miscellaneous materials such as retirement acknowledgments and Christmas cards.
II. Chronological Correspondence,
1921-1941
Boxes 2-4
This early correspondence, which is primarily personal and professional in
nature rather than technical, was put into chronological order for the Archives for History of
Quantum Physics project. Most of the 1921-1933 correspondence was microfilmed in 1963
(AHQP reels 60-65). The other correspondence in this series was also later microfilmed. Each
microfilm reel contains an itemized chronological listing of correspondents. In addition, copies
of Thomas Kuhn's cards listing the AHQP correspondence and a
printout of the listing for the 1933-41 correspondence can be found in the processing notes.
There is also a list of pre-1933 correspondence on microfilm in this collection (series XVI).
III. Individuals, Institutions, and Subjects
Boxes
5-24
This is Goudsmit's general file of correspondence and other papers arranged
alphabetically by correspondent or subject. A wide variety of mostly nontechnical topics are
covered here, revealing the wide scope of Goudsmit's interests and activities. Items are usually
filed under the name of an individual or institution involved rather than under a subject heading.
IV. Alsos Mission
Boxes 25-33
This series, containing correspondence and other papers, such as wartime
publications, reports for the Alsos Mission, and Alsos book materials, is divided into seven
subseries.
A. Alsos Mission material
includes some administrative paperwork such as personnel information,
travel orders and receipts, and also includes some reports and documents from the mission.
B. Paul Rosbaud
contains manuscripts by and correspondence with Rosbaud, a German
scientist who resisted the Nazis and maintained some contact with the allies.
C. Postwar and other Alsos related material
includes correspondence and clippings on the mission, science in Germany,
and Germany after the war.
D. Alsos book
contains materials such as paperwork concerning publishing, royalties,
distribution, and reviews and articles related to the book.
E. Reunions
is correspondence concerning reunions of people who worked on the
mission.
F. Other Alsos Mission
is only one folder which is materials for a 1978 high school lecture on the
mission.
G. Publications brought back from Alsos Mission and other wartime publications
includes German scientific publications, address books, abstracts of German
reports, American technical reports, and American laboratory directories.
V. Lectures Series
Boxes 33-37
This series contains correspondence and notes concerning arrangements for
lectures given by Goudsmit and the content of the lectures themselves. The papers are
chronological within three subseries.
A. Guest lectures
primarily contains correspondence arranging talks Goudsmit gave from
1947-78.
B. Lectures on Egyptology
is mostly lecture materials.
C. Course lectures
contains notes, lecture materials, and related correspondence for lectures
Goudsmit gave from 1934-78 in conjunction with courses that he taught at universities including
the University of Michigan, Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the Rockefeller Institute, and the University of Nevada at Reno.
VI. University of Nevada. Desert Research Institute
Boxes 38-39
The Desert Research Institute was organized at the University of Nevada at Reno in 1960 to conduct fundamental and
applied research. Wendell A. Mordy became its first director.
Goudsmit was asked to comment on the first proposal for funding for the Institute from the Research Corporation foundation. He showed much interest in the
Institute from its outset, but did not join its advisory board until 1965. The material in this series
includes general information about the Institute, reports of its advisory committee, and
correspondence with its directors and other committee members.
VII. Brookhaven and other Positions
Boxes
39-40
This series contains information about some of Goudsmit's nonacademic jobs
and consultantships. There are four folders on the Brookhaven National Laboratory, four on other jobs including work with the Navy, Argonne National Laboratory, and the Atomic Energy
Commission, and one folder on job offers he declined.
VIII. Travel
Box 40
This series contains a selection of notes and correspondence on trips and
arrangements, travel reports, and brochures. Other travel papers are interfiled elsewhere in the
collection.
IX. Science and Government Security
Boxes
40-41
This series includes notes, correspondence, and other papers concerning
security clearance, visa problems, travel restrictions, the McCarthy hearings, and other issues
related to the interaction between science and politics. Individuals who are particular foci here
are Morris Berg, Joan Hinton, J. Robert Oppenheimer, Lew and Kate Kowarski, and Johannes M.
Burgers.
X. Writings by Goudsmit
Boxes 42-46
Goudsmit was a prolific writer. This series of his written work contains four
subseries.
A. Unpublished manuscripts, published articles, reports, and a
patent,
the largest subseries, is chronological by year and then alphabetized by title
within years. Most of this work is on scientific topics, but there is also work on science and
government, World War II, and German science, and some papers reflect his other interests such
as archeology and Egyptology. Multiple language versions of papers are grouped together under
English title (if it exists). Related notes and correspondence are also in some files.
B. Letters to the editor of various publications
includes some letters which were not published. They are arranged
chronologically by the publication date if there was one and it is known, otherwise by the date
they were written.
C. Obituaries
D. Book reviews
arranged chronologically by review date.
XI. Organizations
Boxes 47-55
This series contains correspondence, memoranda, notes, and other papers
related to Goudsmit's involvement with various organizations.
A. American Philosophical Society
B. American Physical Society
is the bulk of the series. Some of these papers concern Goudsmit's committee
work and general involvement in APS. Most are from his job as editor and relate to topics such
as editorial policies, administration, and policies such as the exchange of copies with other
journals, page charges, and distribution of complimentary copies.
C. Other organizations
reflects some of Goudsmit's other involvements. The American Institute of
Physics, the National Academy of Sciences, and other organizations are represented.
XII. Scientific Subject Files
Boxes 56-60
This series contains notes, articles and manuscripts by other people, and
some photographs and drawings arranged by subject. There is a lot of material on spectroscopy
and related subjects.
XIII. Author Files
Boxes 60-62
This series contains reprints and papers arranged by author. In some cases
there is also material such as reviews of works of those authors.
XIV. Notebooks
Boxes 63-64
This series contains a few student notebooks, research notebooks on specific
topics, binders of notes on different topics, and a few very small notebooks with information
such as addresses and expenses.
XV. Writer's Files
Boxes 65-66
The writers' files contain chronologically arranged copies of letters by
Goudsmit. The letters cover a wide range of subjects, primarily concerning written work by
Goudsmit and others, the publication of journals (editorial and administrative issues), and
speaking engagements.
Writers' files from 1951-1968 are only on microfilm (see Series
XVI. Audio-visual materials, subseries A. Microfilm). Unfortunately the quality is bad and
difficult to read.
XVI. Audio-visual Materials
Boxes 67-72
A. Microfilm
is six reels of microfilm of Goudsmit's papers, including three reels of film of
his early "Writers' files" from 1951-68, the originals of which probably no longer exist.
Unfortunately those three reels are very difficult to read.
B. Slides
contains about one hundred slides with various subjects including Alsos
related images, American Physical Society editorial staff, and images for Goudsmit's 1976 Max
Planck lectures. Many images were identified by Jonothan Logan in 1977 and captions by him
accompany the slides.
C. Negatives, motion picture footage, and a filmstrip
includes 62 rolls of negatives, a few miscellaneous flat negatives, and some
strips of 35mm negatives. Many were not labeled. A few were wrapped in paper with
descriptive notes. Copies of those notes are in a folder in the box with the negatives; the notes
are numbered and the corresponding numbers are written on the film wrappers. Most of the
images are experimental data, Three rolls have non-experimental images such as people and
scenery; they are labeled: "Harvard 1941," "Geneva 195?" and "Holland '45 (Alsos)." The strip
negatives are Alsos-related images. There is also motion picture footage of Franklin Roosevelt
and an unidentified filmstrip.
D. Photographs.
Over 300 photographs, all of which are experimental data. Some are labeled.
E. Audio tapes.
Four miscellaneous tapes.
F. Lantern slides
contains 26--3.5" x 4" slides. 18 are on mass spectrometer history and
include images of charts and equipment. Eight slides are chemical work on mass spectroscopy.
FOLDER LIST
Series I. Biographical Materials
Box 1
Folder 1-2
Biographical articles
and entries
1954-78
Box 1
Folder 3
Bibliographies
n.d.
Box 1
Folder 4
Transcript
of interview with Edwin Seaver on Alsos
1947
Box 1
Folder 5
Transcript
of interviews with Michael Amrine on Alsos Mission
1947, 49
Box 1
Folder 6
Interview
for Brazil TV and statement on pyramid power
1976
Box 1
Folder 7-8
Clippings
and articles on Goudsmit, his work, and ideas
1945-65
Box 1
Folder 9
New
Yorker profile of Goudsmit
1953
Box 1
Folder 10
Articles
from Der Spiegel (German magazine)
1957, 67
Box 1
Folder 11
Dutch
newspaper article on Goudsmit
1971
Box 1
Folder 12
Article on
Goudsmit for Rockefeller University publication
1972
Box 1
Folder 13
Retirement acknowledgments
1974-75
Box 1
Folder 14
Autograph
requests
1975-78
Box 1
Folder 15
Certificates, passes, etc. from World War II
ca. 1944
Box 1
Folder 16
Christmas
cards
1960-69
Box 1
Folder 17
Personal
financial information,
n.d. & 1953
Series II. Chronological correspondence 1921-1941
Box 2
Folder 1-31
Chronological
correspondence
1921-30
Box 3
Folder 32-46
Chronological correspondence
1930-36
Box 4
Folder 47-53
Chronological correspondence
1937-41
Series III. Individuals, institutions, and subjects
Box 5
Folder 1
A-Am
1939-79
Box 5
Folder 2
An-Ay
1943-78
Box 5
Folder 3
Alvarez,
Luis W.
1954-76
Box 5
Folder 4
American
University of Beirut
1966-74
Box 5
Folder 5
American
University in Cairo
1967-69
Box 5
Folder 6
American
University in Cairo: Catalog
1967-68
Box 5
Folder 7
Amrine,
Michael, Marcella, and Renee
1949-74
Box 5
Folder 8
Anti-Nazi
League
1940
Box 5
Folder 9
Art and
Authenticity: forward by Goudsmit to book by Stuart J. Fleming
1975
Box 5
Folder 10
Astin,
Allen V.: concerning United States. National Bureau of Standards and Federation of American
Scientists
1953-61
Box 5
Folder 11
Ba-Bel
1937-78
Box 6
Folder 12
Bem-Big
1947-78
Box 6
Folder 13
Bit-Bren
1950-78
Box 6
Folder 14
Bren-Bus
1947-78
Box 6
Folder 15
Bacher,
Robert F.
1947-77
Box 6
Folder 16
Bahlsen,
Werner (cookies)
1965
Box 6
Folder 17
Bar-Zohar, Michael: re Alsos Mission
1964-65
Box 6
Folder 18
Basic
Books: correspondence with Leon Svirsky l958-61
Box 6
Folder 19
Berg,
Morris, and family
1962-76
Box 6
Folder 20
Bernstein,
Jeremy
1961-71
Box 6
Folder 21
Bethe,
Hans A.
1942-75
Box 6
Folder 22
Bishay,
Adli M.
1968-77
Box 6
Folder 23
Bistany,
Harvey
1958-65
Box 6
Folder 24
Blackett,
P. M. S.
1954-63
Box 6
Folder 25
Bohan,
Mary F. (Goudsmit's secretary)
1946-55
Box 6
Folder 26
Bohr,
Niels, and family
1930-66
Box 6
Folder 27
Bok, Bart
J. & Priscilla
1949-74
Box 6
Folder 28
Born,
Max
1951-52
Box 6
Folder 29
Breit,
Gregory
1948-75
Box 6
Folder 30
Broda,
Engelbert
1948-49
Box 7
Folder 31
Bronk,
Detlev W.
1958-69
Box 7
Folder 32
Burgers,
Johannes M.
1950-62
Box 7
Folder 33
Bush,
Vannevar
1947-52
Box 7
Folder 34
Ca-Coc
[1935]-78
Box 7
Folder 35
Coh-Cs
1949-76
Box 7
Folder 36
Casimir,
Hendrik B. G.
1958-75
Box 7
Folder 37
"Cellastic": correspondence with Arie de Graff Jr.
1968
Box 7
Folder 38
Cohen, E.
G. D. (Eddie)
1968-75
Box 7
Folder 39
Cohen, I.
Bernard
1947-66
Box 7
Folder 40-44
Colby,
Walter and Martha
1926-48
Box 8
Folder 45
Condon,
Edward U.
1948, 64
Box 8
Folder 46
Da-Deb
1956-76
Box 8
Folder 47
Dec-Dick
1947-77
Box 8
Folder 48
Dict-Dy
1925-78
Box 8
Folder 49
de Vries,
H.
1949-50
Box 8
Folder 50
Dieke,
Gerhard H.
1925-27
Box 8
Folder 51
DuBridge,
Lee A.: end the war legislation
1970
Box 8
Folder 52
Dutch
Radio
1973
Box 8
Folder 53
Ea-Eh
1948-76
Box 8
Folder 54
Ei-Ey
1948-76
Box 8
Folder 55
Egypt:
technical assistances
1976-78
Box 8
Folder 56
Egypt
trip, 1977
1976-77
Box 8
Folder 57
Egypt
trip, 1977: report data
1976-77
Box 8
Folder 58
Egyptian
hieroglyphics: book proposal
1965
Box 8
Folder 59-61
Ehrenfest, Paul, and family
1924-77
Box 8
Folder 62
Einstein,
Albert
1947-54
Box 9
Folder 63
El Nadi,
Mohamed
1968-78
Box 9
Folder 64
"Ellery
Queen"
1950-51
Box 9
Folder 65
Emelyanov, Vasily S.
1959-67
Box 9
Folder 66
Encyclopedia Britannica
1971-75
Box 9
Folder 67
ESP and
parascience
1939-76
Box 9
Folder 68
Fa-Form
1946-78
Box 9
Folder 69
Forr-Fu
1947-77
Box 9
Folder 70
Fermi,
Enrico and Laura
1936-58
Box 9
Folder 71
Fisher,
Russell A.
1949-72
Box 9
Folder 72
Flanagan,
Dennis (Scientific American)
1948-71
Box 9
Folder 73
Flying
Saucers
1952-72
Box 9
Folder 74
Ford
Foundation
1954-71
Box 9
Folder 75
Franck,
James
1945-50
Box 9
Folder 76
Frenkel,
Victor J.
1971-77
Box 9
Folder 77
Ga-Golda
1946-78
Box 9
Folder 78
Goldi-Gu
1947-73
Box 9
Folder 79
Gamow,
George
1933-34
Box 9
Folder 80
Gildart,
Lee
1948-64
Box 9
Folder 81
Goldschmidt-Clermont, Yves
1950-54
Box 10
Folder 82
Graham,
Robert A.: on Pope Pius XII's 1943 warnings about the atomic bomb in 1943
1972
Box 10
Folder 83
Gropper,
Leon
1932-42
Box 10
Folder 84
Groth,
Wilhelm
1963
Box 10
Folder 85
Hab-Hart
1931-78
Box 10
Folder 86
Harv-Hen
1961-78
Box 10
Folder 87
Her-Hil
1951-75
Box 10
Folder 88
Hin-Hur
1948-78
Box 10
Folder 89
Halik,
Eugene E.
1968
Box 10
Folder 90
Halpern,
Otto
1950-62
Box 10
Folder 91
Harteck,
Paul
1950-54
Box 10
Folder 92
Hays,
Earl
1948-76
Box 10
Folder 93
Heisenberg, Werner: clippings and correspondence
1945-48
Box 10
Folder 94
Heisenberg, Werner: clippings and reprints
1946-77
Box 10
Folder 95-96
Heisenberg, Werner: correspondence
1940-54
Box 10
Folder 97
Heisenberg, Werner: Memorial by Neville F. Mott and Rudolf E. Peierls and correspondence
with them and with Heisenberg
1968-77
Box 11
Folder 98
Heisenberg, Werner: re his activities in Germany; includes copies of letters from H. Himmler to
Heisenberg
1938-76
Box 11
Folder 99
Heisenberg, Werner: obituaries
1976-77
Box 11
Folder 100
Hermann, Armin: correspondence re Heisenberg
1956-76
Box 11
Folder 101
Hinton,
Joan: clipping
1978
Box 11
Folder 102
History
of the Bomb: television film
1964-66
Box 11
Folder 103
History
of physics: articles, reports
1932-74
Box 11
Folder 104
Hughes, Donald J.
1949-55
Box 11
Folder 105
Huygens, Christiaan
1963
Box 11
Folder 106
I
1951-77
Box 11
Folder 107
Information retrieval
1962-74
Box 12
Folder 108
Invitations turned down
1970-76
Box 12
Folder 109-110
Irving, David
1966-77
Box 12
Folder 111
Israel:
trip
1965
Box 12
Folder 112
J
1948-76
Box 12
Folder 113
JASON: correspondence
1973
Box 12
Folder 114
JASON: survey by E. H. S. Burhop and replies
1973
Box 12
Folder 115
Johnson, Thomas M.
1948-68
Box 12
Folder 116
Jost,
Wilhelm
1963-66
Box 12
Folder 117-118
Jungk, Robert
1956-58
Box 12
Folder 119
Ka-Kl
1949-78
Box 12
Folder 120
Kn-Ku
1947-77
Box 12
Folder 121
Kaempffert, Waldemar (science editor, New York Times)
1947-52
Box 13
Folder 122
Karlsruhe study of the Non-Proliferation Treaty
1967-68
Box 13
Folder 123-125
Katcher, David A.
1948-78
Box 13
Folder 126-129
Kistemaker, Jaap: clippings and correspondence
1948-78
Box 14
Folder 130
Klein,
Martin J.
1955-77
Box 14
Folder 131
Kline,
Nathan S.
1958-77
Box 14
Folder 132
Kohr,
John R.
1948-67
Box 14
Folder 133
Kowarski, Lew
1955-60
Box 14
Folder 134
Kramish, Arnold
1955-78
Box 14
Folder 135
La-Leo
1941-78
Box 14
Folder 136
Lep-Lik
[1940]-70
Box 14
Folder 137
Lin-Ly
1947-71
Box 14
Folder 138
Ladenburg, Rudolph W.
1945-48
Box 14
Folder 139
Lang,
Daniel
1973-78
Box 14
Folder 140
Lange,
Ruth
1968-76
Box 14
Folder 141
Laporte, Otto
1962-72
Box 14
Folder 142
Laue,
Max von
1947-50
Box 14
Folder 143
Lecture
notes (not Goudsmit lectures)
n.d.
Box 15
Folder 144
Leifson, Olaf
1961-75
Box 15
Folder 145
Logan,
Jonothan
1973-78
Box 15
Folder 146-147
Löhde, Wolfgang
1972-73
Box 15
Folder 148
Ma-Mar
1947-78
Box 15
Folder 149
Mas-Mc
1946-78
Box 15
Folder 150
Me-Mi
1943-78
Box 15
Folder 151
Mo-Mu
1946-78
Box 15
Folder 152
Maddox, John
1966-75
Box 15
Folder 153
Mader,
Julius
1962-74
Box 16
Folder 154
Mawardi, Osman and Betty
1947-74
Box 16
Folder 155-156
Max-Planck-Institut (medal): some correspondence with Heisenberg
1963-78
Box 16
Folder 157
Maxwell, Robert
1956-76
Box 16
Folder 158
McConnell, Robert
1951-74
Box 16
Folder 159
McGraw Hill Publishing Co.
1946-72
Box 16
Folder 160
Middle
East politics (Harry J. Lipkin)
1970-76
Box 16
Folder 161
Na-Ni
1948-78
Box 16
Folder 162
No-Nu
1948-78
Box 16
Folder 163
Netherlands. Embassy (U.S.) (Hans Polak)
1949-57
Box 16
Folder 164
Netherlands-America University League
1947-56
Box 16
Folder 165
Netzorg, David
1937-61
Box 17
Folder 166
Neubert, D.
1969
Box 17
Folder 167
Newman, Morris
1948-77
Box 17
Folder 168
Oa-Of
1972-78
Box 17
Folder 169
Ok-Os
1949-75
Box 17
Folder 170
Olphen,
H. van
1972
Box 17
Folder 171-172
Ovshinsky, Stanford B.
1968-78
Box 17
Folder 173
Pa-Pe
1940-78
Box 17
Folder 174
Ph-Pl
1957-77
Box 17
Folder 175
Po
1947-78
Box 17
Folder 176
Pr-Pu
1950-77
Box 17
Folder 177
Pais,
Abraham
1949-78
Box 17
Folder 178
Pash,
Boris T.
1967-77
Box 17
Folder 179
Pauli,
Wolfgang and Franca
1957-72
Box 17
Folder 180
Perrin,
Michael
1948-67
Box 18
Folder 181
Physics
Today
1976
Box 18
Folder 182
Physikalische Blatter
1965
Box 18
Folder 183
Previti,
Marte and Elisabeth
1950-76
Box 18
Folder 184-188
Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
1973-76 & n.d.
Box 19
Folder 189-190
Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
1975-1977 & n.d.
Box 19
Folder 191
Quantum Physics History Project (Thomas S. Kuhn): autographs on Leiden Wall, photos and
correspondence
1963-64
Box 19
Folder 192
Quantum Physics History Project (Thomas S.Kuhn): correspondence and articles
1961-71
Box 19
Folder 193
Quantum Physics History Project (Thomas S. Kuhn): excerpts from selected interviews
1962-63
Box 19
Folder 194
Ra
1946-78
Box 19
Folder 195
Re-Ri
1966-78
Box 19
Folder 196
Ro-Ros
1946-77
Box 19
Folder 197
Rot-Ry
1952-76
Box 19
Folder 198
Razouk, Rashid I.
1967-68
Box 19
Folder 199
Recommendations
1932-72
Box 20
Folder 200
Rice
University (G. K. Walters)
1976
Box 20
Folder 201
Richards, Paul I.
1950-64
Box 20
Folder 202
Rickover, Hyman
1951-67
Box 20
Folder 203
Ridenour, Louis
1946-59
Box 20
Folder 204
Robinson, Howard A.
1958-69
Box 20
Folder 205-208
Rockefeller University Press
1965-71
Box 20
Folder 209
Roos,
Allan, Michael, and Beatrice
1951-65
Box 20
Folder 210
Rosenfeld, Léon
1971
Box 20
Folder 211
Rothstein, Jerome
1954
Box 20
Folder 212
Sa
[1939]-78
Box 20
Folder 213
Sc-Se
1947-77
Box 20
Folder 214
Sh-Sl
1949-78
Box 20
Folder 215
Sm-Sp
1935-78
Box 20
Folder 216
Sta-Ste
1948-78
Box 21
Folder 217
Sti-Sz
1944-78
Box 21
Folder 218
Schüler, H.
1947-55
Box 21
Folder 219
Science
and communications: articles
1955-74
Box 21
Folder 220-221
Science, technology, and society
1971-76
Box 21
Folder 222-224
Scott, William T.
1953-78
Box 21
Folder 225
Segré, Emilio
1951-78
Box 22
Folder 226
Seitz,
Frederick
1947-76
Box 22
Folder 227
Shankland, Robert S.
1952-70
Box 22
Folder 228
Shockley, William
1948-70
Box 22
Folder 229
Siegert,
Arnold
1946-76
Box 22
Folder 230
Sill,
Richard C.
1960-77
Box 22
Folder 231
Sinclair, Upton
1948-58
Box 22
Folder 232
Singer,
S. Fred
1952-75
Box 22
Folder 233
Soviet
Union: address by Petr L. Kapitsa on the organization of scientific work in the Academy of
Sciences of the USSR, Institute for Physical Problems
1943-45
Box 22
Folder 234
Soviet
Union: evaluation of Soviet papers for Geneva conference
1955
Box 22
Folder 235
Stamps
1978
Box 22
Folder 236
Stone,
Albert M.
1946-52
Box 22
Folder 237
Strauss,
Lewis L.
1946-57
Box 22
Folder 238
Szasz,
George
1955-77
Box 22
Folder 239
T
1948-78
Box 22
Folder 240
Teller,
Edward
1947-63
Box 22
Folder 241
Tittel,
Frank K.
1967-73
Box 22
Folder 242
Trigg,
George L.
1972-78
Box 23
Folder 243
U
1954-77
Box 23
Folder 244
245
Uhlenbeck, George E.
1941-78
Box 23
Folder 246
United
States. Navy
1947-54
Box 23
Folder 247
United
States. Office of Field Services: permanent mailing list
n.d.
Box 23
Folder 248
United
States. Office of Research and Development: referee list
n.d.
Box 23
Folder 249
University of Michigan. Bentley Historical Library
1978-79
Box 23
Folder 250
Va
1948-78
Box 23
Folder 251
Ve-Vo
1949-78
Box 23
Folder 252
Van
Vleck, John H.
1947-78
Box 23
Folder 253
Wa
1948-79
Box 23
Folder 254
We
1945-78
Box 23
Folder 255
Wh-Wig
1942-78
Box 24
Folder 256
Wil-Wy
1946-78
Box 24
Folder 257
Weisskopf, Victor
1948-74
Box 24
Folder 258-259
Weizsäcker, Carl F. von
1949-77
Box 24
Folder 260
White,
Stephen
1946-77
Box 24
Folder 261
Wiberley, Stephen E.
1952-54
Box 24
Folder 262
Wiley,
William C.
1971-77
Box 24
Folder 263
Woods
Hole Oceanographic Institution
1976
Box 24
Folder 264
Woudhuysen, Henry
1953-73
Box 24
Folder 265
Wu,
Ta-You
1946-78
Box 24
Folder 266
X-Y
1951-76
Box 24
Folder 267
Z
1941-71
Box 24
Folder 268
Miscellaneous materials, n.d. &
1953,60
Series IV. Alsos Mission
Subseries A. Alsos
mission material
Box 25
Folder 1
Alsos--Personnel, Civilian
1944-45
Box 25
Folder 2
Alsos--Personnel lists
1958-65 & n.d.
Box 25
Folder 3-4
Alsos--travel and other orders and receipts with some Goudsmit correspondence
1942-45
Box 25
Folder 5
Goudsmit's letters to wife and daughter during mission
1944
Box 25
Folder 6
Miscellaneous field reports, CIOS interrogations, etc.
1945
Box 25
Folder 7
Unfinished intelligence
1940-45
Box 25
Folder 8
Dutch
intelligence
1944-48
Box 25
Folder 9
Reports:
u-boats
n.d.
Box 25
Folder 10
Reports:
bomb fragmentation
n.d.
Box 25
Folder 11
Alatsee
1940-45
Box 25
Folder 12
Seefeld
1942-43
Box 25
Folder 13
Alsos
material (Groves): captured German documents and report in English
1942-45
Box 25
Folder 14
Miscellaneous German papers and secret work
1945
Box 25
Folder 15
Captured
German documents
1939-45
Box 25
Folder 16
Declassified G-reports, 210, 212, & 302 (302: summary of German nuclear research)
1945, n.d.
Box 26
Folder 17
Declassified G-reports, 314 & 316
1943-44
Box 26
Folder 18
Declassified G-report, 323
1943
Box 26
Folder 19
Flossenbürg: Fertigung Bürg (scrapbook of photos)
n.d.
Box 26
Folder 20-21
Flossenbürg: Caves (large maps which accompanied this material are stored in drawer)
1944
Box 26
Folder 22
From
Ing. W. Osenberg's files
1942-45
Box 26
Folder 23
Ramsauer, van Carl and Allgemeine Elektizitäts-Gesellschaft
1943-45
Box 26
Folder 24
Reichsforschungrates (RFR) chiefs--receipts for railway travel permits for scientists and RFR
members, with photos
1943-44
Box 26
Folder 25
Reichsforschungsrat--comprehensive list of the 1944 Reich Research Council giving location of
all research labs in Germany, Austria & Czechoslovakia
1944
Box 27
Folder 26
Sievers,
Wolfram
1942-43
Box 27
Folder 27
Wesch
report
1945
Box 27
Folder 28-29
German reports on atomic energy
1942-45
Box 27
Folder 30
German
Research Council correspondence on nuclear physics
1942-45
Box 27
Folder 31
German
naval research
1945
Box 27
Folder 32
Personnel Information: Stadt-Ilm
1945
Box 27
Folder 33
German
war research lists
1943
Box 27
Folder 34
German
research papers
1942-45
Box 27
Folder 35
German
reports: including on suitability of Soviet scientists for German war work
1940-42
Box 27
Folder 36
German
reports
1943-44
Box 27
Folder 37
German
reports
1944-45
Box 27
Folder 38
German
documents
1942-44
Box 27
Folder 39
War
research reports by Germans to Allied Authorities
1945
Box 27
Folder 40
Miscellaneous loose papers from the 1986 accession
1939-1944
German military research organization chart (in drawer)
*n.d.
Subseries B. Paul Rosbaud
Box 28
Folder 41
Rosbaud (in German)
1943-45
Box 28
Folder 42
Rosbaud
correspondence and manuscripts
1945
Box 28
Folder 43
Rosbaud
correspondence and manuscripts
1946-49
Box 28
Folder 44
Rosbaud
correspondence and manuscripts
1950-60
Box 28
Folder 45
Rosbaud
correspondence and manuscripts
1961-63
Box 28
Folder 46
Rosbaud
"special" (German manuscript) and photos, n.d.
1962, n.d.
Box 28
Folder 47
Third
party correspondence on Rosbaud
n.d.
Subseries C. Postwar and other Alsos related material
Box 28
Folder 48
Postwar reports by German
scientists
1945
Box 28
Folder 49
German
science: reprints and correspondence
1935-63
Box 28
Folder 50
German
scientists: biographical data
1950
Box 28
Folder 51
Correspondence about intern physicists
1945-46
Box 28
Folder 52
Dispositions of German scientist prisoners and internees
1945-47
Box 28
Folder 53
H. A.
Stuart-German scientist with Nazi past
1939-51
Box 28
Folder 54
Personnel: military
1944-47
Box 28
Folder 55
Office of
Naval Research: Goudsmit correspondence with Alan Waterman
1946-51
Box 28
Folder 56
U.S.
Atomic Energy Commission: Goudsmit correspondence with Robert F. Bacher
1948-51
Box 28
Folder 57
Goudsmit's personal correspondence on Alsos, B-H
1945-63
Box 28
Folder 58
Goudsmit's personal correspondence on Alsos, K-T
1945-63
Box 28
Folder 59
Postwar
Germany: clippings, brochures
1961-65
Box 29
Folder 60
On
scientific intelligence (Alsos) manuscript
n.d.
Box 29
Folder 61
Clippings and memorabilia on Alsos
1948-58
Box 29
Folder 62
Follow
up: clippings on Nazis after war
1947-63
Subseries D. Alsos book
Box 29
Folder 63-64
K. Kadane: re Alsos draft manuscript
n.d.
Box 29
Folder 65
Illustrations for Alsos book
n.d.
Box 29
Folder 66
Clearance of book
1947
Box 29
Folder 67
Henry
Schuman, Inc., publishers
1947-50
Box 29
Folder 68
French
translation by Librairie Arthème Fayard: correspondence and manuscript of preface to
French edition
1948-50
Box 29
Folder 69
Business
correspondence
1947-67
Box 29
Folder 70
Contracts, royalties
1968-77
Box 29
Folder 71
Requests
for copies and information
1963-76
Box 29
Folder 72
Free
copies correspondence
1947-48
Box 29
Folder 73
Correspondence relating to book
1947-77
Box 29
Folder 74
Comments on book
1947-67
Box 29
Folder 75
Reviews
1947-50
Box 30
Folder 76
Alsos
related articles and lectures
1947-78
Box 30
Folder 77
Life Magazine article, 20 October, 1947
1947
Subseries E. Reunions
Box 30
Folder 78
Alsos reunion: Washington
1958
Box 30
Folder 79
Alsos
reunion: Chicago
1960
Box 30
Folder 80
Alsos
reunion: Washington
1962
Box 30
Folder 81
British
Branch Radiation Laboratory reunion
1963
Subseries F. Other Alsos Mission
Box 30
Folder 82
Materials for lecture to high school German
class Brett Harte High School, Murphy, CA (large map which accompanied this material is
stored in drawer) 1978
Subseries G. Publications brought back from Alsos Mission and other
wartime publications
Flak-Aufnahme und
Auswertegerät
1942
Bader, Joseph, Forschung und Forschungsinstitute
1941
Nutzbarmachung von Atomkernenergien Geheime
Forschungsberichte, 5 vols.
1942-43
Reichsamt für Wirtschaftsaubau, 8 vols.
1940-43
Sonderprobleme der Fernlenkung
1942
Baeumker, Adolf, Arbeitsvoraussetzungen und
Führung naturwissenschaftlicher und technischer Forschung
1944
Forschungsberichte, 5 vols. (duplicates of 2)
1944
Zobel, Theodor, Fortschritte in der optischen
Strömungsmessung
1944
Kurz-Berichte über die auf Anregung und mit
Unterstützung des Reichsforschungsrats durchgeführten wissenschaftlichen
Arbeiten, 3 vols.
1942-43
Reichsberichte für Chemie, 2 vols.
1944
Reichsberichte für Physik, 5 vols.
1944-45
Sonderheft der Forschungsanstalt der Deutschen Reichspost
Abteilung für Kernphysik, 2 vols.
1944
Coupon book of German transportation orders
ca. 1944
German name and address directory
n.d.
Alsos notebook in German (stamped Alsos Mission)
1944
Listing of letters sent
1943-44
Address book with notes
n.d.
Address book and notes from I. G. Farben
n.d.
Address book
n.d.
Abstracts (in English) of German reports, G-1--G-123, on note
cards
n.d.
German Military Dictionary: War Dept. Technical Manual
TM30-506
1944
U.S. War Department, Navy Department, and Office of Scientific
Research Development, Radar: A report on science at war
1945
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Radiation Laboratory, Microwave Radar, vol. 1: Theory and Practice of Pulsed Circuits
1942
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Radiation
Laboratory Staff Members, 1940-1945, (directory)
1946
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Radiation Laboratory, Five Years at the Radiation Laboratory (yearbook)
1946
Harvard University. Radio Research Laboratory. Personnel
Directory
1946
Series V. Lecture Series
Subseries A. Guest
lectures
Box 33
Folder 1
Lectures
1947-48
Box 33
Folder 2
Lectures
1949-53
Box 33
Folder 3
Lectures
1954-56
Box 33
Folder 4
Lectures
1956-60
Box 34
Folder 5
Lectures
1962
Box 34
Folder 6
Lectures:
Boston College colloquy
1963-66
Box 34
Folder 7
Lectures
1964
Box 34
Folder 8
Lectures
1965
Box 34
Folder 9
Lectures
1966-69
Box 34
Folder 10
Lectures
on symmetry
1970
Box 34
Folder 11
Lectures
1971-74
Box 34
Folder 12
Lectures
1975
Box 35
Folder 13
Lectures:
pitfalls of statistics
1975-76
Box 35
Folder 14
Lectures
on Electron Spin, 1976-78, miscellaneous undated manuscripts on Russia, and popular atomic
science, and writing physics exams, and notes on Electron Spin and Alsos
1976-78 & n.d.
Box 35
Folder 15
Rockefeller University Christmas lectures
1963
Box 35
Folder 16
Brookhaven lecture on his early days in physics
1963
Box 35
Folder 17
Max
Planck Award Lecture
1965
Subseries B. Lectures on Egyptology
Box
35
Folder 18
Lecture materials
1966-76
Box 35
Folder 19
Lecture
materials
1970s
Subseries C. Course lectures
Box 35
Folder 20-21
Lecture notes on mechanics from
University of Michigan and Harvard University
1934-46
Box 36
Folder 22
Advanced mechanics lecture notes
1939-46
Box 36
Folder 23
Harvard
University summer course, correspondence
1946
Box 36
Folder 24
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, summer course on nuclear physics for naval officers,
correspondence
1950-59
Box 36
Folder 25
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, summer course on nuclear
1955-58
physics for naval officers, notes & n.d.
Box 36
Folder 26
Massachusetts Institute of Technology special summer program on nuclear reactor technology
1957
Box 36
Folder 27
Rockefeller Institute seminars
1957-60
Box 36
Folder 28
Rockefeller Institute seminars
1960-63
Box 36
Folder 29
Rockefeller Institute seminars
1963-66
Box 37
Folder 30
Rockefeller Institute seminars
1966-70
Box 37
Folder 31
University of California, Irvine
1972-73
Box 37
Folder 32
University of Nevada, Reno, correspondence
1960-78
Box 37
Folder 33
University of Nevada, Reno, Physics 101 (physics appreciation for non-science majors) lectures
n.d.
Box 37
Folder 34
University of Nevada, Reno, Physics 101, class materials
1975-76
Box 37
Folder 35
University of Nevada, Reno, Physics 101, class materials
1978
Box 37
Folder 36
University of Nevada, Reno, Physics 101, funding
1976-77
Box 37
Folder 37
University of Nevada, Reno, Sloan Foundation contract
1974-78
Box 37
Folder 38
University of Wisconsin--Madison
1978
Series VI. University of Nevada. Desert Research Institute
Box 38
Folder 1
General information
1961-78
Box 38
Folder 2
Ramsey,
Hal H. (field representative of Research Corporation; grant proposal for Desert Research
Institute)
[1961]-66
Box 38
Folder 3
Goudsmit's appointment to Desert Research Institute National Advisory Board
1965-66
Box 38
Folder 4
National
Advisory Committee Reports
1965-74
Box 38
Folder 5
National
Advisory Committee Correspondence re 1974 Report
1974
Box 38
Folder 6
National
Advisory Board correspondence
1963-75
Box 38
Folder 7
Fred M.
Anderson l968
Box 38
Folder 8-9
Wendell
Mordy
1964-76
Box 38
Folder 10
John M.
Ward l971-74
Box 39
Folder 11-12
Friedwardt Winterberg
1966-78
Box 39
Folder 13
Friedwardt Winterberg: Reprints
1963-65
Series VII. Brookhaven and other jobs
Box 39
Folder 1
Brookhaven National Laboratory:
correspondence on appointment
1947-48
Box 39
Folder 2-3
Brookhaven National Laboratory: information on visitors, photos, correspondence, comments
1955-63
Box 39
Folder 4
Brookhaven National Laboratory & Associated Universities: statistical charts
1977-78
Box 40
Folder 5
Personal
data re former jobs
1945-64
Box 40
Folder 6
Argonne
National Laboratory
1947-50
Box 40
Folder 7
Navy re
consultantship
1951-56
Box 40
Folder 8
U.S.
Atomic Energy Commission
1948
Box 40
Folder 9
Goudsmit's declined job offers
1955-57
Series VIII. Travel
Box 40
Folder 1
Foreign travel: Germany, Holland, Israel
1965
Box 40
Folder 2
Egypt
(includes travel reports)
1967
Box 40
Folder 3
Egypt
(includes travel reports)
1977
Box 40
Folder 4
Rutherford Centennial, New Zealand
1971
Box 40
Folder 5-7
Bulgaria
trip
1973
Series IX. Science and government security
Box 40
Folder 1-3
Scientists Committee on Loyalty
Problems
1948-50
Box 40
Folder 4
Scientists
Committee on Loyalty & Security
1953-55
Box 41
Folder 5
Scientists
Committee on Loyalty & Security (material sent by John Phelps to Goudsmit, the new chair)
1955
Box 41
Folder 6
Scientists
Committee on Security, Inc.
1956
Box 41
Folder 7
Bulletin
of Atomic scientists: special security/loyalty issue
1955
Box 41
Folder 8
Science
and politics: correspondence and clippings
1946-76
Box 41
Folder 9
Scientific
and military intelligence
1953-56
Box 41
Folder 10
M.
Cosyns, on germ warfare in Korea, with newsletter of World Council of Peace, Documentation
on Bacteriological Warfare
1952
Box 41
Folder 11
MIT
Endicott House Scientists' meeting on state of Soviet science
1956
Box 41
Folder 12
on
Morris Berg
1949-67
Box 41
Folder 13
on Joan
Hinton (Los Alamos researcher who moved to China)
1949-78
Box 41
Folder 14
on J.
Robert Oppenheimer
1949-78
Box 41
Folder 15
Lew and
Kate Kowarski: citizenship problems
1951-56
Box 41
Folder 16
Johannes
M. Burgers, correspondence on visa problems of former communists
1957
Box 41
Folder 17
Subversive organizations
1949-63
Box 41
Folder 18
Defections to Soviet Union, clippings
1960
Box 41
Folder 19
Personnel security questionnaires of Goudsmit
1948-74
Box 41
Folder 20
Mark
Van Doren, test ban treaty petition to President Kennedy: correspondence with Eugene Wigner
1963
Series X. Writings by Goudsmit
Subseries A.
Unpublished manuscripts, published articles, reports, and a patent
Box 42
Folder 1
"Relativistische Auffassung des
Dubletts," Die Naturwissenschaften
1921
Box 42
Folder 2
"Les
doublets dans les spectres visibles," Archives Néerlandaises des Sciences Exactes
et Naturelles
1922
Box 42
Folder 3
"Het
Anomale Zeeman-Effect en de Bouw der Spectra," Physica
1924
Box 42
Folder 4
"The
Magnetic Resolution of the Scandium Lines," Nature
1924
Box 42
Folder 5
"Magnetic
Resolution of the Scandium Spectrum," Proceedings of Koninklijke Akademie van
Wetenschappen te Amsterdam, J. Van der Mark and Pieter Zeeman, coauthors
1924
Box 42
Folder 6
"Termnames of some Multiplets in the Ironspectrum," Proceedings of Koninklijke
Akademie van Wetenschappen te Amsterdam
1924
Box 42
Folder 7
"Der
Zeemaneffect im Scandiumspektrum," Die Naturwissenschaften
1924
Box 42
Folder 8
"Zuschriften und Vorlufige Mitteilungen: Zur Ordnung des Lanthanspektrums", Die
Naturwissenschaft
1924
Box 42
Folder 9
"De bouw
van het Lanthanspectrum," Handelingen van het XXe Nederlandsch Natuur- en
Geneeskundig Congres
1925
Box 42
Folder 10
"Determinations of the Terms in the Lanthanum Spectrum," Proceedings of Koninklijke
Akademie van Wetenschappen te Amsterdam
1925
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Folder 11
"Ersetzung der Hypothese vom unmechanischen Zwang durch eine Forderung bezüglich
des inneren Verhaltens jedes einzelnen Elektrons," Die Naturwissenschaften,
George E. Uhlenbeck, coauthor
1925
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Folder 12
"Het
Grondniveau in het Neonspectrum," Physica
1925
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Folder 13
"Iets
over Spectra en Atoombouw," Physica
1925
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Folder 14
"The
Intensities of the Zeeman Components," Proceedings of Koninklijke Akademie van
Wetenschappen te Amsterdam
1925
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Folder 15
"Opmerking over die Spectra van Waterstof en Helium, Physica
1925
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Folder 16
"Uber
den Grundterm des Neonspektrums," Zeitschrift für Physik
1925
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Folder 17
"Uber
die g-Werte der Terme in Spektren hherer Stufe," Die Naturwissenschaften
1925
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Folder 18
"Uber
die Komplexstruktor der Spektrun," Zeitschrift für Physik
1925
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Folder 19
"Die
Koppelung der Quantenvektoren bei Neon, Argon, und einigen spektren der Kohlenstoffgruppe,"
Zeitschrift für Physik, Ernst Back, coauthor
1926
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Folder 20
"Die
Kopplungsmöglichkeiten der Quantenvektoren im Atom," Zeitschrift für
Physik, George E. Uhlenbeck, coauthor
1926
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Folder 21
"Over
Het Ruteerende Electron en de Structuur der Spectra," Physica, George E.
Uhlenbeck, coauthor
1926
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Folder 22
"Spinning Electrons and the Structure of Spectra," Nature, George E. Uhlenbeck,
coauthor
1926
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Folder 23
"Atommodel en Structuur der Spectra"
1927