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Correspondence between Dirac and President Aryeh Dvoretzky of the Israeli Academy of Sciences and Humanities discussing Dirac's future travel to the Einstein Centennial Symposium in Jerusalem with his wife Margit.
Invitation for Dr. Dirac from the board of directors of the University of Brussels
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Invitation from the board of directors of the University of Brussels asking Dr. Dirac to assist at the reception for the members of the fifth Solvay conference for Physics and Chemistry.
Letter sent from Haarlem by H.A. Lorentz to Dr. Dirac inviting him to join the discussion on modern quantum dynamics at the Institut international du Physique-Solvay in the upcoming October.
A series of letters to Paul Dirac from the TATA Institute of Fundamental Research in India referencing the institute's desire to have Dirac give lectures to their students on a subject of his choosing inside the field of quantum...
"This study will deal with the principal types of faculty meetings as they have developed in America over the past thirty years. It will also consider methods and techniques of conducting faculty meetings, including the following: who...
Letter sent from Brussels by the International Solvay Institutes for Physics and Chemistry inviting Dr. Dirac to participate in the October 1927 conference.
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