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Edwin James George Pitman - Records

Title
Edwin James George Pitman - Records
Repository
University of Tasmania Library, Special/Rare Collection
Reference
UT543
Date Range
1922 - 1993
Description

Correspondence on honours and appointments; correspondence on publications; publications and drafts for publication (including some unpublished, one titled "History of Mathematics"); notes including early notebooks and Ormond College notes, AMP research, addresses to the University of Western Australia, calculus, inversion of power, linear estimation, compound interest, gamma variables, statistics, power series, random probabilities and problems; correspondence and notes in alphabetical sequence; overall dates c1922-93 [8 boxes, 1.5m, UT543].

Quantity
8 boxes (2 m)
Access
Available for reference

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