ALS from Lionel Penrose, London

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Discusses how many parts an object capable of self-reproduction would need. He and Roger have designed a machine for this purpose. Offers to send Newman a preliminary communication if interested. Illustrates the program at foot of letter.

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Papers of Max NewmanNewmanM

Early letters and documents, Cambridge University and Manchester UniversityNewmanM/Box 1

Documents and letters relating to mathematics and mathematiciansNewmanM/Box 2

Letters from various mathematiciansNewmanM/Box 2/1

Letters from various mathematiciansNewmanM/Box 2/2

Letters from various mathematiciansNewmanM/Box 2/3

Letters from various mathematiciansNewmanM/Box 2/4

Fragment of a copy TL from MHAN to Professor R.L. Wilder, University of MichiganNewmanM/Box 2/4/1

ALS from Max Born, EdinburghNewmanM/Box 2/4/2

Autograph postcard signed from Max Born, AlexandriaNewmanM/Box 2/4/3

Autograph postcard from L.J. Mordell, also signed by J.G. Semple, ArezzoNewmanM/Box 2/4/3A

TLS from Jack G [Good?], LondonNewmanM/Box 2/4/4

ALS from Alfred G. Stripp, BeckenhamNewmanM/Box 2/4/5

ALS from G.A. Dirac, University of LondonNewmanM/Box 2/4/6

TLS with handwritten annotations, from E.M. Wright, University of AberdeenNewmanM/Box 2/4/7

Printed copy of TLS from Samuel Eilenberg and Saunders MacLane, The University of Nancago, to 'Dear Colleague'NewmanM/Box 2/4/8

ALS from A.H. Stone, ManchesterNewmanM/Box 2/4/9

TLS from Haskell B. Curry, Pennsylvania State CollegeNewmanM/Box 2/4/10

ALS from John Synge, Dublin Institute for Advance StudiesNewmanM/Box 2/4/11

TLS with handwritten annotations, from MHAN, Manchester University to John SyngeNewmanM/Box 2/4/12

ALS from John Synge, Dublin Institute for Advance StudiesNewmanM/Box 2/4/13

Fragment of a TL from MHAN? to [Sir L. B.?] NamierNewmanM/Box 2/4/14

ALS from John Cockcroft, DidcotNewmanM/Box 2/4/15

TLS from R.A. Lyttelton, CambridgeNewmanM/Box 2/4/15A

ALS from Geoffrey I. Taylor, Cavendish LaboratoryNewmanM/Box 2/4/16

TLS in French from Henri Cartan, ParisNewmanM/Box 2/4/17

TLS in French from Henri Cartan, ParisNewmanM/Box 2/4/18

ALS from Lionel Penrose, LondonNewmanM/Box 2/4/18A

ALS from K. Chand[?], LondonNewmanM/Box 2/4/19

TLS from S.W. White, The British Council, LondonNewmanM/Box 2/4/20

Mathematical problemNewmanM/Box 2/4/21

Letters from various mathematiciansNewmanM/Box 2/5

Letters from various mathematiciansNewmanM/Box 2/6

Correspondence with and concerning L.E.J. BrouwerNewmanM/Box 2/7

Correspondence with H. WeylNewmanM/Box 2/8

Correspondence with Paul AlexandroffNewmanM/Box 2/9

Correspondence from Sir Arthur EddingtonNewmanM/Box 2/10

Correspondence with James AlexanderNewmanM/Box 2/11

Correspondence with G.H. HardyNewmanM/Box 2/12

Correspondence with Albert EinsteinNewmanM/Box 2/13

Correspondence with Paul DiracNewmanM/Box 2/14

Documents relating to Bertrand RussellNewmanM/Box 2/15

Caliban's WillNewmanM/Box 2/16

The Topological Characteristics of the n-SphereNewmanM/Box 2/17

Princeton University Bicentennial CelebrationsNewmanM/Box 2/18

Review of and correspondence relating to G.L.S. Shackle's book "Mathematics at the fireside, some fundamentals presented to children".NewmanM/Box 2/19

Correspondence relating to lectures at London UniversityNewmanM/Box 2/20

Bletchey Park and ColossusNewmanM/Box 3

Family, Will and obituary, miscellaneous, diariesNewmanM/Box 4

FriendsNewmanM/Box 5