In spring of 1956, John Wheeler was in residence at the Lorentz Institute in Leiden, Netherlands. In April, 1956 a copy of the long version of Hugh Everett's thesis was sent to Neils Bohr's Institute; the next month, Wheeler traveled to Copenhagen to discuss the thesis with Bohr and others. Wheeler left Copenhagen with the strong conviction that Everett needed to go to Copenhagen himself. The visit did not occur until 1959, though Wheeler seems optimistic that Everett will be able to travel immediately.This document is a reproduction of a document found in the John A. Wheeler papers at the American Philosophical Society
Aage Petersen was Niels Bohr's personal assistant. Along with Bohr, Petersen spent the fall of 1954...
Aage Petersen was Niels Bohr's personal assistant. Along with Bohr, Petersen spent the fall of 1954...
Alexander Stern was an American physicist and engineer who spent many years during the 1950s and 196...
In spring of 1956, John Wheeler was in residence at the Lorentz Institute in Leiden, Netherlands. I...
In spring of 1956, John Wheeler was in residence at the Lorentz Institute in Leiden, Netherlands. I...
This is a letter from John Wheeler to Hugh Everett III with detailed comments regarding Everett’s th...
In spring of 1956, John Wheeler was in residence at the Lorentz Institute in Leiden, Netherlands. I...
Aage Petersen was Niels Bohr's personal assistant. Along with Bohr, Petersen spent the fall of 1954...
Before writing the long thesis, Hugh Everett wrote three short papers on topics that would ultimatel...
Aage Petersen was Niels Bohr's personal assistant. Along with Bohr, Petersen spent the fall of 1954...
Aage Petersen was Niels Bohr's personal assistant. Along with Bohr, Petersen spent the fall of 1954...
Hugh Everett's thesis was ultimately published in September 1957 in a special issue of Reviews of Mo...
This handwritten note describes the essence of Niels Bohr's response to Hugh Everett's work. The pr...
Hugh Everett was supported in graduate school by an NSF graduate research fellowship. One requireme...
Aage Petersen was Niels Bohr's personal assistant. Along with Bohr, Petersen spent the fall of 195...
Aage Petersen was Niels Bohr's personal assistant. Along with Bohr, Petersen spent the fall of 1954...
Aage Petersen was Niels Bohr's personal assistant. Along with Bohr, Petersen spent the fall of 1954...
Alexander Stern was an American physicist and engineer who spent many years during the 1950s and 196...
In spring of 1956, John Wheeler was in residence at the Lorentz Institute in Leiden, Netherlands. I...
In spring of 1956, John Wheeler was in residence at the Lorentz Institute in Leiden, Netherlands. I...
This is a letter from John Wheeler to Hugh Everett III with detailed comments regarding Everett’s th...
In spring of 1956, John Wheeler was in residence at the Lorentz Institute in Leiden, Netherlands. I...
Aage Petersen was Niels Bohr's personal assistant. Along with Bohr, Petersen spent the fall of 1954...
Before writing the long thesis, Hugh Everett wrote three short papers on topics that would ultimatel...
Aage Petersen was Niels Bohr's personal assistant. Along with Bohr, Petersen spent the fall of 1954...
Aage Petersen was Niels Bohr's personal assistant. Along with Bohr, Petersen spent the fall of 1954...
Hugh Everett's thesis was ultimately published in September 1957 in a special issue of Reviews of Mo...
This handwritten note describes the essence of Niels Bohr's response to Hugh Everett's work. The pr...
Hugh Everett was supported in graduate school by an NSF graduate research fellowship. One requireme...
Aage Petersen was Niels Bohr's personal assistant. Along with Bohr, Petersen spent the fall of 195...
Aage Petersen was Niels Bohr's personal assistant. Along with Bohr, Petersen spent the fall of 1954...
Aage Petersen was Niels Bohr's personal assistant. Along with Bohr, Petersen spent the fall of 1954...
Alexander Stern was an American physicist and engineer who spent many years during the 1950s and 196...