TLS from Oswald Veblen, from Princeton University

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Suggests a course of study to be undertaken by 'Mr Graham' if he comes to Princeton University. Suggests that he will try to get financial help but that he should approach those who know him first.

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Veblen, Oswald (1880-1960) mathematician

Archive Record|Table of contents

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

Autograph note, hand unknownNewmanM/Box 2/1/1

ALS from Wilhelm Wirtinger, ViennaNewmanM/Box 2/1/2

ALS from Ernest Davies, LondonNewmanM/Box 2/1/3

ALS from Stefan Kempisty, WilnoNewmanM/Box 2/1/4

ALS in German from Hellmuth Kneser, GreifswaldNewmanM/Box 2/1/5

TLS from S. Lefschetz, Princeton UniversityNewmanM/Box 2/1/6

ALS from T.L. Heath, DorkingNewmanM/Box 2/1/7

Envelope and compliment slip to MHAN from Dr B. Knaster, WarsawNewmanM/Box 2/1/8

ALS in German from Dr Karl Menger, from AmsterdamNewmanM/Box 2/1/9

ALS in German from Dr Karl Menger, from BlaricumNewmanM/Box 2/1/10

ALS from G.E. Moore, from CambridgeNewmanM/Box 2/1/11

ALS from P. A. MacMahon, from CambridgeNewmanM/Box 2/1/12

TLS from Oswald Veblen, from PrincetonNewmanM/Box 2/1/13

TLS from Andrew West, Princeton UniversityNewmanM/Box 2/1/14

ALS from Béla de Kerékjártó, UjpestNewmanM/Box 2/1/15

ALS from Béla de Kerékjártó, UjpestNewmanM/Box 2/1/16

TLS from Oswald Veblen, from Princeton UniversityNewmanM/Box 2/1/17

Envelope from Hans Hahn, ViennaNewmanM/Box 2/1/18

ALS from Alan H. Gardiner, LondonNewmanM/Box 2/1/19

Letters from various mathematiciansNewmanM/Box 2/2

Letters from various mathematiciansNewmanM/Box 2/3

Letters from various mathematiciansNewmanM/Box 2/4

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