Archival Resources Details

Alfred Jacobus Van der Poorten - Records

Title
Alfred Jacobus Van der Poorten - Records
Repository
Private hands (van der Poorten, A.J.)
Date Range
1960 - 1988
Description

Correspondence 1960-88; reports 1960-88; meeting records 1960-88; diaries; publication records 1965-88; conference records 1965-88; lecture notes 1960-70; scrapbooks 1960-88; photographs; a significant part of the collection comprises personal records particularly from his days in student politics but there also exists a large collection of offprints and preprints and correspondence with other mathematicians which incorporates all the reprints and some archival material owned by Kurt Mahler.

Quantity
5.5 m
Access
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