Korrespondenz A-Z 1954-1971: Band 4

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Archiv der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft
III. Abt., Rep. 159, Nr. 449
III. Abt., Rep. 159 Nachlass Friedrich Hirzebruch
Nachlass Friedrich Hirzebruch >> Nachlass Friedrich Hirzebruch >> Korrespondenz >> Wissenschaftliche und persönliche Korrespondenz >> Korrespondenz A-Z >> Korrespondenz A-Z 1954-1971
1955-1964
Enthält u.a.: Don Anderson.- Armand Borel.- Raoul Bott.- Pol Burniat.- Stewart S. Cairns.- W. L. Chow.- Patrick du Val.- Albrecht Dold.- Robert Furch.- Hans Grauert.- Egbert Harzheim.- Pierre Berès (Verlag Hermann).- Ulrich Hirzebruch.- Luke Hodgkin.- Heinz Hopf.- Ram Prakash Bambah.- James [Alexander].- Stewart Cairns (Journal für die reine und angewandte Mathematik).- Nicolaas Kuiper.- Michel A. Kervaire.- Donald W. Kahn.- Harold Levine.- Arunas Liulevicius.- Walter Ledermann.- Sandra Lewis.- Saunders Mac Lane.- William S. Massey.- Heinrich Behnke.- Günter Pickert (Mathematische Zeitschrift).- Bernard Morin.- Gustav A. Hedlund.- John [Forbes] Nash.- Georg Nöbeling.- J. E. Reeve.- Reinhold Remmert.- Bruce Reinhart.- Robert M. Solovay.- Donald C. Spencer.- Ivan Ténora.- René Thom.- Tsurusaburo Takasu.- Itiro Tamura.- John Wermer.- Shih Weishu.- Gerard Washnitzer.- Zentralblatt für Mathematik.

Enthält auch: Manuskript The topology of normal singularities (David Mumford) nebst Korrespondenz.- Briefwechsel zwischen Robert Solovay und Michael F. Atiyah.- Reports und Korrespondenz zu dem Corbodism-Manuskript von Yasuro Tomonaga.- Gründung der Zeitschrift Topology, dazu Korrespondenz mit Heinz Hopf und Michael Atiyah.- Fritz T. Epstein betr. Nachlass Oswald Veblen.
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