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MSS Shoemaker Shoemaker, David P. David and Clara Shoemaker Papers 1930-2000 39 linear feet 78 boxes 266 books David P. Shoemaker (1920-1995) served as chairman of the Oregon State University Chemistry department from 1970-1981. Primarily an X-ray crystallographer, he was the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1947 and enjoyed a long career during which he was elected to a number of leadership positions within the profession. His wife Clara Brink Shoemaker (1921-2009), received her doctorate in chemistry in 1950 from Leiden University, where her research focus was also X-ray crystallography. Clara Brink met David Shoemaker in 1953 while working as a research fellow at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology - the couple wed in 1955. Clara Shoemaker was promoted to the rank of senior research professor at Oregon State University in 1982 and, as with her husband, retired as professor emeritus. Materials in English. Biographical Note: David Shoemaker

David Powell Shoemaker (1920-1995) was born in Kooskia, Idaho on 12 May 1920, received a from Reed College in 1942 and his Ph.D. from the California Institute of Technology in 1947, both in chemistry. In 1947 he was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship which he spent at the Institute for Theoretical Physics in Copenhagen. He returned to Caltech as a senior research fellow (1948-1951) before going to MIT as an assistant professor. He moved to Corvallis in 1970 as chairman of the Chemistry Department at Oregon State University and retired in 1984. During his time as chairman (1970-1981) he had primary responsibility for the construction of the Gilbert Hall Addition, a teaching facility.

Shoemaker's primary research was in x-ray crystallography. He and his wife, Clara, determined the structures of complex transition-metal phases, research begun with the determination of the structure of the sigma phase at Pauling’s laboratory at Caltech.

While at MIT Shoemaker also worked in the structure of commercially important zeolites. He co-authored a laboratory text (with Carl W. Garland, Jeffrey I. Sternfeld and later Joseph W. Nibler), Experiments in Physical Chemistry (1962), now in its sixth edition. Among his professional services were 15 years on the United States National Committee for Crystallography (1969), chairman of the American Crystallographic Association (1970), member of the executive committee of the International Union of Crystallography (1972-78) and regional editor of Acta Crystallographica.

David Shoemaker died in 1995.

Biographical Note: Clara Shoemaker

Clara Brink Shoemaker (1921-2009) was born in Rolde, the Netherlands. She received the Ph.D. in chemistry in 1950 at Leiden University. Her major professor was the inorganic chemist A.E. van Arkel. The subject of her thesis was the crystal structures of complexes of monovalent ions determined by x-ray analysis, under which she studied with Professor Caroline MacGillavry in Amsterdam. From 1946-1950 and 1951-1953 she was an instructor in Inorganic Chemistry at Leiden University. From 1950-51 she had a fellowship of the International Federation of University Women, which enabled her to work with Dorothy Hodgkin in Oxford on the structure Vitamin B12.

In 1953 she became a research associate at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology where she began working with David Shoemaker on the crystal structures of transition metal phases related to the sigma phase. They married in 1955 and continued their work on the crystal structures of these more and more complicated intermetallic compounds for almost 40 years. Originally these compounds, with only tetrahedral interstices between the atoms, were only known for causing brittleness in steels, but later they gained some interest as possible story materials for hydrogen and as model structures for quasicrystals, discovered in 1984. In 1970, Clara moved with her husband to Corvallis, Oregon, where she became a research associate, and in 1982 a senior research professor, retiring in 1984.

Timeline for David and Clara Shoemaker 1920 David Paul Shoemaker is born on May 12 in Kooskia, Idaho, the eldest of five sons. His father, Roy H. Shoemaker, is a civil engineer. 1921 Clara Brink is born in Rolde, Holland on June 20. Her father is a minister in the Dutch Reformed Church, divorced from his first wife and remarried to the woman who becomes Clara's mother. As a result, Clara's family includes two older half-brothers and an older sister. 1926 David begins his early education in the Boise, Idaho public school system. 1938 David begins his undergraduate education at Reed College in Portland, Oregon. Supported by an interest-free government loan, Clara begins her higher education at the University of Leiden, majoring in chemistry and minoring in physics. 1941 Clara completes her undergraduate degree shortly before the Nazi occupation and subsequent closing of the University of Leiden. She then begins her graduate studies at the University of Utrecht - studying under Anton Eduard van Arkel - though she is often compelled to work from her parents' home as World War II spreads throughout Europe. 1942 David receives his B.A. in Chemistry from Reed College and moves to Pasadena to begin his graduate studies under the supervision of Linus Pauling at the California Institute of Technology. His research is divided between Pauling's expansive program of scientific war work and, later, a series of crystallographic investigations. While in Pasadena, David determines the structure of sixteen molecules, most notable among them threonine, an amino acid. 1946 With the conclusion of World War II, Clara completes her doctoral examinations. (Much of her course work has been conducted on her own, at her parents' home.) At A. E. van Arkel's suggestion, Clara assumes an assistantship at the University of Utrecht and begins learning the techniques of x-ray crystallography, studying for one day each week in Amsterdam under the renowned crystallographer Caroline MacGillavry. 1947 David receives his Ph. D in Chemistry from the California Institute of Technology. He is subsequently named a Guggenheim fellow, and studies abroad at both Oxford University and at the Institute for Theoretical Physics in Copenhagen, Denmark. Aged 27, he is among the youngest of his era to receive a Guggenheim Fellowship. 1948 Upon the completion of his one-year Guggenheim trip, David is named a Senior Research Fellow at Caltech. He solves the difficult structure of DL-serine and begins the research program that will come to define much of his career - a broad series of investigations into the structures of complex transition-metal phases. 1950 Clara receives her Ph. D. from the University of Utrecht and is hired by A. E. van Arkel as an x-ray crystallographer at the University of Leiden. Her research focuses on the crystal structures of monovalent ions. Later in the year, funded by an International Federation of University Women fellowship, Clara travels to Oxford to work for one year in Dorothy Hodgkin's laboratory. While there, Clara focuses on the crystal structure of vitamin B12. Her time at Oxford will result in three publications co-authored with Hodgkin, recipient of the 1964 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. 1951 David is hired by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, under the title Assistant Professor in Chemistry. Along with his continuing interest in transition metals, David engages in a fruitful investigation of zeolite structures. 1953 Dissatisfied with the working environment at the University of Leiden, Clara takes a one-year leave of absence and travels to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for purposes of working with David Shoemaker on the structure of transition metals. 1954 David renews Clara's leave of absence contract for a second year. 1955 On August 5, David Shoemaker and Clara Brink are married. After her wedding, Clara moves to Barbara Low's laboratory at Harvard Medical School. Low is an associate from Clara's tenure in Dorothy Hodgkin's laboratory. 1956 David is promoted to Associate Professor in Chemistry at M.I.T. On September 12, Clara gives birth to the couple's only child, a son named Robert. For two years, while caring for her infant son, Clara works from home on the International Tables of Crystallography. 1959 In October, Clara becomes a naturalized citizen of the United States. 1960 David is promoted to the rank of Professor in Chemistry at M.I.T. He also joins the U. S. National Committee for Crystallography, on which he will actively serve for fifteen years. 1962 David becomes Secretary-Treasurer of the U. S. National Committee for Crystallography. With Carl W. Garland and Jeffrey I. Steinfeld, David also publishes Experiments in Physical Chemistry, a widely-adopted laboratory text that runs through six editions. 1964 David is named Regional Co-editor of Acta Crystallographica. 1967 David is elected to a three-year term as President of the U. S. National Committee for Crystallography. For six months, he also serves as Visiting Scientist at the University of Geneva's Laboratorie de Cristallographie. 1970 David is elected President of the American Crystallography Association. That same year, David and Clara relocate to Oregon State University, where David has been hired as Chairman and Professor of Chemistry. In reaction to the university's nepotism guidelines, Clara arranges to work as Research Associate under Dr. Ken Hedberg - like David Shoemaker, a former graduate student of Linus Pauling. The arrangement lasts for several years until the university's rules are relaxed. During his tenure as department chair, David overseas two major building projects - the construction of a new chemistry laboratory building and the renovation of the chemistry offices and research building. During her years at Oregon State, Clara trains several graduate students in techniques of x-ray crystallography, publishing papers with many of her protégés. 1972 David joins the Executive Committee of the International Union of Crystallography. 1975 David serves as visiting committee member of the Brookhaven National Laboratory. 1978 David serves as an evaluation panel member for the National Bureau of Standards, and also enjoys a second Visiting Scientist fellowship at the Laboratorie de Cristallographie. (He has enjoyed a productive collaboration with Erwin F. Bertaut in Grenoble) 1979 David is named Chairman of the Brookhaven National Laboratory. In June, he likewise serves as Visiting Lecturer at the Kemisk Institut in Aarhus, Denmark. 1981 David steps down as Chairman of Chemistry at Oregon State University. He remains Professor in Chemistry. 1982 Clara is promoted to Senior Research Professor. 1984 David retires from Oregon State University under the title Emeritus Professor in Chemistry, and Clara retires as Research Professor Emeritus. He and Clara continue their work on transition metal phases and enter into the emerging scientific conversation over the nature of quasicrystals. 1995 On August 24, David dies of kidney failure in Corvallis, Oregon, aged 75. He is survived by Clara Shoemaker and their son, Robert. Over the course of their professional association, David and Clara publish thirty-six scientific papers together. 2009 On September 30, at age 88, Clara succumbs to cancer. Content Description

The Collection contains approximately 39 linear feet (78 boxes) of material that has been organized into seven series. The bulk of the collection consists of personal correspondence, organizational records and research notebooks, kept both by the Shoemakers and by their many graduate students. The Shoemakers' long-standing interest in the study of transition metals is reflected in the collection's manuscripts and publications holdings, as are David Shoemaker's research on the concept of "hydrosmoelectric power." David Shoemaker's eleven years as chair of the Oregon State University chemistry department are also closely detailed in the three boxes of organizational records extant from that time. Small collections of books, photographs and scientific artifacts round out the collection.

Arrangement

The Shoemaker Papers have been organized into seven series. Broadly speaking, the contents of each series have been arranged chronologically, although many items in Series 4 and Series 7 are arranged alphabetically.

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Restrictions on Access

Permission to examine will be granted to qualified researchers upon completion of an "Application for Use" form, and contingent upon the researcher's agreement to abide by the rules and policies governing the use of manuscripts.

Preferred Citation

Courtesy of the David and Clara Shoemaker Papers, Special Collections, Oregon State University Libraries.

Custodial History

Acquisition Information

Accessioned from the Shoemaker family in Fall 1999.

Future Additions

Processing Note

Preliminary arrangement by Tina Renk. Final arrangement by Chris Petersen, Maarika Teose and Rachel West.

Separated Materials

Related Materials

An oral history conducted with Clara Shoemaker is available at the Archives of Women in Science and Engineering, Special Collections Department, Iowa State University Library. WISE Archives: Oral History Collection.

The Shoemakers' relationship with Linus Pauling is also well-represented in the Ava Helen and Linus Pauling Papers, particularly in correspondence files 363.3 and 363.4.

The Special Collections & Archives Research Center's collections also include the Chemistry Department Records (RG 098), which document the research and graduate programs in chemistry at Oregon State primarily in the post-war period of the late 1940s to early 1960s.

Subjects

The following Library of Congress Authorities headings suggest topics, individuals or organizations interspersed through the collection.

Personal Names Shoemaker, Clara Brink. Bertaut, Erwin Félix, 1913-2003. Fruchart, Daniel. Hedberg, Kenneth W., 1920- Hodgkin, Dorothy, 1910-1994. Pauling, Linus, 1901-1994. Slater, John C. (John Clarke), 1900-1976. Organizational Names California Institute of Technology. International Union of Crystallography. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Oregon State University. Dept. of Chemistry. USA National Committee for Crystallography. International Union of Crystallography. USA National Committee for Crystallography. Subject Terms Chemistry, Physical and theoretical--Experiments. Chemistry, Physical and theoretical--Laboratory manuals. Crystallography. Chemistry--Study and teaching (Higher)--Oregon--Corvallis. Chemistry--Study and teaching (Higher)--Massachusetts. Chemistry--Study and teaching (Higher)--California. Transition metals. X-ray crystallography. Models (representations) Photographic prints. Colleges and Universities Science Women California Oregon Corvallis Artifacts Photographs

The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.

1 Correspondence 1930-1989 33 boxes

The large Correspondence series is a reflection of David and Clara Shoemaker's many contacts within the discipline of crystallography over the latter half of the twentieth century. Located within the series are communications with notable scientists ranging from Linus Pauling to John C. Slater to Dorothy Hodgkin. Letters with numerous of David Shoemaker's colleagues from his graduate and post-graduate years at the California Institute of Technology are also included.

The series is likewise home to documentation of David Shoemaker's Guggenheim Fellowship as well as his later contributions to and leadership of the International Union of Crystallography and the U.S.A. National Committee on Crystallography. Finally, three boxes of records dating to David Shoemaker's eleven-year tenure as chair of the Oregon State University department of chemistry provide a valuable glimpse into the workings of the department and the university in the 1970s and early 1980s.

1.001 Correspondence: A 35 folders 1.1 Aaserus, Fin 1980 1.2 Abadan Institute of Technology 1975 1.3 Abrahams, Sidney C. 1955-1982 1.4 Academic Press Inc. 1979 1.5 Acta Crystallographica 1970-1977 1.6 Adams, O. William 1974-1975 1.7 Air Force Office of Scientific Research 1975 1.8 Alberty, Robert A. 1981 1.9 Alexander, Marcella 1980 1.10 Alexander, Robert M. 1970 1.11 Allamandola, Lou 1976 1.12 Alldredge, Elden C. 1971 1.13 Allinger, N. L. 1972 1.14 Almquist, John. G. 1972 1.15 Amdur, Isadore 1964-1965 1.16 American Academy of Arts and Science 1972-1977 1.17 American Chemical Society 1971-1982 1.18 American Council on Education 1980 1.19 American Crystallographic Association 1959, 1963, 1967, 1976-1982 1.20 American Men and Women of Science 1972 1.21 American Physical Society 1972 1.22 Amey, Ralph 1971 1.23 Anderson, Brian 1976 1.24 Andreen, Brian 1972 1.25 Anton, Peter 1976 1.26 Arey, William 1971-1972 1.27 Argonne National Laboratory 1975 1.28 Arnold, James C. 1980 1.29 Arthur, John R., Jr. 1963 1.30 Atiyeh, Victor 1981 1.31 Atkinson, Gordon 1976 1.32 Atteberry, Pat 1975 1.33 Augsburg College 1972 1.34 Austin, Marjorie 1973 1.35 Authier, A. 1967 1.002 Correspondence: B 91 folders 2.1 Bachir, Raissouri 1980 2.2 Badejo, Oluwadahun 1977 2.3 Badger, Richard M. 1956 2.4 Baehr, Jim 1974 2.5 Baker, Barry 1974 2.6 Baldwschwieler, John 1976 2.7 Baldursson, Steingrimur 1982 2.8 Balyeat, John Robert 1976 2.9 Ban, Zvonimir 1972-1974 2.10 Banks, Richard 1978 2.11 Barieau, Robert E. 1967 2.12 Barnes, Connie 1973 2.13 Barnes, Olin 1971 2.14 Barnett, Cecil 1975 2.15 Barnett, Michael P. 1954 2.16 Barnhart, Richard 1975 2.17 The Daily Barometer [Oregon State University] 1976-1980 2.18 Barrer, R. M. 1964 1982 2.19 Barstad, David 1977 2.20 Bartsch, Richard 1971-1972 2.21 Basolo, Fred 1971 2.22 Bass, Larry 1977 2.23 Bassi, Gerard 1967, 1969 2.24 Bau, Robert 1975 2.25 Bauer, George W. 1958 2.26 Baumgartner, Cathy 1977 2.27 Beard, Walter 1973 2.28 Beck, Paul A. 1952-1972 2.29 Becker, Ernest I. 1967 2.30 Becker, Ralph S. 1980 2.31 Becker, Robert 1972 2.32 Bedenbaugh, John 1971 2.33 Beenan, Elizabeth 1979 2.34 Beers, V. Gilbert 1973 2.35 Beevers, C. Arnold 1953 1982 2.36 Beisswenger, Rudolf 1979-1980 2.37 Benedict, Dotty 1980 2.38 Bennett, Casey 1978-1981 2.39 Berchtold, Glenn 1966-1973 2.40 Bergman, Gunnar B. 1951-1958 2.41 Bernhard, Sidney A. 1966-1967 2.42 Bernard, W.H. 1967 2.43 Bertaut, Erwin Felix 1964-1967, 1977-1978, 1982 2.44 BFA Educational Media 1976 2.45 Bigelow, W.C. 1955 2.46 Birch, Anthony 1972 2.47 Black, Arthur 1970 2.48 Blank, Jerome 1963-1964 2.49 Blitzer, S.M. 1956 2.50 Bloch, Will 1977 2.51 Block, Deann 1980 2.52 Bloembergen, Nicolaas 1975-1983 2.53 Bloom, Edward 1975 2.54 Bloom, Nickolas 1977 2.55 Boedtker, Olaf 1971-1976 2.56 Boise State College 1970 2.57 Boix, R. 1978 2.58 Boland, Frank A.K. 1950 2.59 Bolduc, Ernest 1975 2.60 Bond, T.J. 1970 2.61 Bonnihseu, Chris 1981 2.62 Bonsteel, Russell 1981 2.63 Boom, G. 1967 2.64 Boschetto, Mario 1975 2.65 Boyd, Bill 1980 2.66 Branchfield, Edward 1977 2.67 Breedlove, C.H. 1976 2.68 Brenner, Norman 1967 2.69 Brixius, Lyndal 1972 2.70 Broderick, Frank J. 1977-1978 2.71 Brogdon, Will 1980 2.72 Brooks, Kathy 1972 2.73 Broussard, Leo 1967-1972 2.74 Brown, Dennis 1973 2.75 Brown, Glenn 1975 2.76 Brown, Harrison 1966 2.77 Brown, Richard 1977 2.78 Brubaker, Carl H. 1966-1967 2.79 Bruce, David 1980 2.80 Bubl, Janet 1974 2.81 Bucy, David 1975-1980 2.82 Bunnett, J.F. 1962-1963 2.83 Burbank, Robinson 1974 2.84 Burgess, Fred 1974 2.85 Burke, Claire 1982 2.86 Burke, James 1974 2.87 Burket, John 1980-1981 2.88 Burnett, John 1975-1980 2.89 Burns, Walter 1975 2.90 Busing, William R. 1968 2.91 Byrne, John V. 1974-1980 1.003 Correspondence: C 75 folders 3.1 Cabral, Arthur 1974 3.2 Calder, G.V. 1971 3.3 Caldwell, Dennis 1974 3.4 Caldwell, Mrs. William 1973 3.5 Calingaert, George 1949-1950 3.6 Callis, James B. 1977 3.7 Canaan, Nelly 1972 3.8 Carlson, David 1975 3.9 Campbell, J.A. 1958 3.10 Carpenter, Gene 1972 3.11 Carstens, Michael 1973 3.12 Castle, Emery N. 1972-1975 3.13 Caton, Roy 1980 3.14 Cattell, Doris 1953 1967 3.15 Caughlan, Charles N. 1974-1980 3.16 Cavin, R.A. 1972 3.17 Chabre, Monique 1979 3.18 Chalker, Linda 1976 3.19 Chace, William E. 1967 3.20 Chandrasekaran, K.S. 1963 3.21 Charles Supper Co. 1982 3.22 Chemical and Engineering News 1951 3.23 Chevron Research Co. 1967-1968 3.24 Chi, Wu 1981 3.25 Chojnacki, J. 1973 3.26 Christensen, Bert E. 1970-1976 3.27 Christiansen, Daniel J. 1975 3.28 Christofferson, G.D. 1976 3.29 Christman, David Ray 1975 3.30 Church, Daniel F. 1974 3.31 Church, E. 1976-1977 3.32 Clark, D. W. 1975 3.33 Clark, Stuart 1980 3.34 Clark, R. Joseph 1966 3.35 Clearfield, Abraham 1975 3.36 Clemons, Marvin 1974 3.37 Coad, Peter 1974 3.38 Cochran, Maureen L. 1976 3.39 Cohen, J.B. 1976 3.40 Cole, A.R.H. 1971 3.41 Cole, Henderson 1976 3.42 Coleman, Brian 1975 3.43 College Entrance Examination Board [Advanced Placement examinations] 1973 3.44 College of Idaho 1970-1971 3.45 Collier, Lloyd and Arlene 1973 3.46 Collins, Ronald 1974 3.47 Compaq 1983 3.48 Consumers Union 1980 3.49 Converse, Richard 1973 3.50 Cook, Emery 1970 3.51 Cook, Stephen B. 1973 3.52 Cooke, Rodney 1972 3.53 Cooke, Scott 1975 3.54 Cooley, Bob 1949 3.55 Cooper, Howard 1978 3.56 Cope, Arthur C. 1949-1961 3.57 Corbato, F.J. 1952 3.58 Corbett, John 1972 3.59 Cordes, E.H. 1973-1974 3.60 Corey, Robert B. 1953-1959 3.61 Corlett, M.I. 1975 3.62 Corvallis Post Office 1972 3.63 Cotton, F. Albert 1970-1982 3.64 Coussens, Virginia 1971-1974 3.65 Cox, Jeffrey 1975 3.66 Cox, William 1980 3.67 Crawford, Bryce 1973 3.68 CRC Press Inc. 1977 3.69 Crews, Graydon 1971 3.70 Cromwell, Norman H. 1966 3.71 Cronyn, Marshall 1972 3.72 Crosby, G.A. 1973 3.73 Criuckshank, D.W.J. 1951 1961-1967 3.74 Cryogenic Technology Inc. undated 3.75 Curtis, M.D. 1979 1.004 Correspondence: D 55 folders 4.1 Dahl, Norman C. 1963-1964 4.2 Dahlke, H. J. 1973 4.3 Dahlquist, Frederick 1976 4.4 Damrauer, Robert 1972 4.5 Daniels, A. 1972 4.6 Daub, William 1978 4.7 Davenport, Derek 1974 4.8 Davey, Leonard L. 1973 4.9 Davis, Donald 1972 4.10 Davis, Michael 1971 4.11 Dawson, John W. 1967 4.12 Day, Jesse H. 1954 4.13 de Briceno, Betania O. 1980 4.14 De Camp, Wilson H. 1974 4.15 Decius, J. C. 1973-1976 4.16 De Clerque, Ken 1975 4.17 De Garza Gloria T. 1977 4.18 DeKock, Carroll W. 1970-1976 4.19 Deller, Mark, Sr. 1976-1980 4.20 Delord, Jean 1975-1980 4.21 DeMattei, Robert 1970 4.22 Deming, S. N. 1976 4.23 Dennis, D. F. 1977 4.24 DeRocco, Andrew 1975-1976 4.25 Deutch, John 1972 4.26 Diggins, Kathryn L. 1974 4.27 Dittmer, Donald 1970 4.28 Dixon, Bettie L. 1973 4.29 Dixon, Bob 1975 4.30 Dolbee, Gordon L. 1959-1964 4.31 Doniach, Sebastian 1977 4.32 Donnay, Gabrielle and Jose 1964, 1969-1970 4.33 Donnell, James C. 1971 4.34 Donohue, Jerry 1952, 1970-1977, 1979 4.35 Dorey, Robert J. 1955 4.36 Dornberger, K. 1967 4.37 Douglas, John R. 1980 4.38 Douthett, Elwood M. 1975 4.39 Dow Chemical Company 1978 4.40 Downey, James P. 1977 4.41 Doyne, Tom 1980 4.42 Dozier, Anna 1979 4.43 Draper, Arthur L. 1975-1976 4.44 The Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation, Inc. 1972-1978 4.45 DuBridge, Lee A. 1966 4.46 Duell, Paul M. 1976-1977 4.47 Dulis, Beverly 1974 4.48 Duncan, James Oliver 1971 4.49 Dunitz, Jack D. 1953, 1957 4.50 Dunn, James W. 1971-1974 1982 4.51 Dunn, Thomas M. 1974 4.52 DuPont, Inc. 1957 1970 4.53 Dustrude, Ann 1978 4.54 Dutta-Ahmed, A. 1974 4.55 DuVal, Dennis L. 1977 1.005 Correspondence: E 30 folders 5.1 The Ealing Corporation 1960 5.2 Eastern Oregon State College 1970 5.3 Eastman Kodak Co. 1977 5.4 Eccles, John 1977 5.5 Educational Testing Service 1971-1978 5.6 Edwards, Jimmie G. 1976 5.7 Edwards, Louis L. 1973-1974 5.8 Eggers, David 1974 5.9 Ehrenfreund, Michel 1972 5.10 Eisenman, George 1974 5.11 Eitel, Wilhelm 1961 5.12 Elder, Richard 1980 5.13 Eliel, Ernest L. 1972 5.14 Elkins, John Rush 1971 5.15 Englund, Alan 1973 5.16 Enthoven, Grahame 1972 5.17 Eriksen, Jens 1978 5.18 Erikson, Erik 1976 5.19 Eschenfelder, A. H. 1971 5.20 Eulenberger, G. R. 1964 5.21 Evans, Ersel 1973 5.22 Evans, Glenn T. 1978 5.23 Evans, H. Thomas 1974 5.24 Evans, Thomas P. 1981 5.25 Evans, William J. 1982 5.26 Ewald, Paul P. 1952-1959 1967-1970 5.27 Ewing, Fred J. 1951 5.28 Extine, M. W. 1977 5.29 Exxon Corporation 1978-1981 5.30 Eyring, LeRoy 1972 1.006 Correspondence: F 42 folders 6.1 Faes, Kathleen S. 1981 6.2 Fairhall, Arthur W. 1976 6.3 Fankuchen Award Committee 1982 6.4 Fankuchen, Isidor 1953-1964 6.5 Fansky, Michael 1978 6.6 Farnsworth, H. E. 1961 6.7 Faulhaber, Duane 1981 6.8 Faulkner, John P. 1975 6.9 Feiner, Neil Frank 1978 6.10 Feinstein, Leo G. 1965-1967 6.11 Fenton, D. M. 1962 1973 6.12 Ferguson, Faith 1976 6.13 Ferguson, Rebecca 1973 6.14 Ferrier, R. P. 1967 6.15 Fielschmidt, Joseph D. 1974 6.16 Filz, Charles J. 1972 6.17 Fisher, Paul W. 1974 6.18 Flack, H. D. 1977 6.19 Flaherty, Joan M. 1967 6.20 Flanagan, Ted B. 1980-1981 6.21 Fleming, Michael 1972 6.22 Fletcher, Charles E. 1977 6.23 Foust, Alan 1972 6.24 Fox, A. H. 1952 6.25 Fox, Charlotte 1973 6.26 Fraga, Serafin 1978 6.27 Frank, Robert 1975 6.28 Frasier, Charles T. 1977 6.29 Fredericks, William J. 1974-1981 6.30 Fredrickson, Larry 1976 6.31 Freed, Virgil H. 1970-1976 6.32 Freeman, H. C. 1964 6.33 Freeman, Peter 1972-1980 6.34 Freund, Harry 1975-1980 6.35 Friedlander, Gerhart 1976 6.36 Friedman, Robert S. 1981 6.37 Fruchart, Daniel 1979-1980

Includes research proposal titled "Structural studies of ZrCr2Dx," drafted by Fruchart and David Shoemaker, and issued to the Institut Laue Langevin.

6.38 Frye, James S. 1977 6.39 Fryer, J. L. 1980 6.40 Fullington, Jannis L. 1977 6.41 Fulmer, V. A. 6.42 Fuhr, Irvin 1960 1.007 Correspondence: G 46 folders 7.1 Gaade, W. 1967-1968 7.2 Gafner, G. 1967 7.3 Gaiser, Terri 1973 7.4 Gajdusek, D. Carleton 1961-1962 1970-1976 7.5 Ganguli, P. "Ramu" 1980 7.6 Gamble, Wilbert 1976 7.7 Garland, Carl W. 1953 1963-1964 1972-1978 7.8 Garrison, David R. 1976 7.9 Gathman, Barbara 1980 7.10 Geers, Brian 1977 7.11 Gerdemann, Stephen 1978 7.12 Germer, Lester H. 1960-1964 7.13 Gibbs, Wallace E. 1974 7.14 Gibson, Ken 1976 7.15 Giesy, Julie undated 7.16 Giguère, Paul A. 1953 7.17 Gilbert, Mrs. E. C. 1972-1974 7.18 Gilbert, Michael 1974 7.19 Gillespie, Robert J. 1956 7.20 Girgis, K. 1979 7.21 Gleicher, Jerry 1976 7.22 Glimcher, M. J. 1959 7.23 Goax, W. 1981 7.24 Goldanskii, Vitalii I. 1971 7.25 Gordon, April 1973 7.26 Gordon, L. 1978 7.27 Gottardi, Glauco 1976 7.28 Gove, W. Bradford 1967 7.29 Graber, Gordon A. 1975 7.30 Granda, Geraldine Ann 1974 7.31 Grant, David M. 1972 7.32 Gray, Pearl S. 1981 7.33 Greear, Joan E. 1973 7.34 Greenstein, Ruth L. undated 7.35 Gregory, Norm W. 1970-1974 7.36 Griffin, Frank L. 1955 7.37 Griffith, Hayes 1972 7.38 Grossie, David A. 1982 7.39 Guenther, Ronald B. 1980 7.40 Guggenheim Fellowship 1946-1951

Assorted Materials related to David Shoemaker's Guggenheim Fellowship. Includes correspondence, (including a letter of congratulations from Niels Bohr) Shoemaker's research proposal and background information concerning Shoemaker's travel overseas.

7.41 Guildner, Leslie 1975 7.42 Guinier, A. 1967 7.43 Gumbley, S. J. 1976-1977 7.44 Gurton, J. R. 1973 7.45 Guthrie, Marci Gamble 1982 7.46 Gutsche, C. David 1973 1.008 Correspondence: H 73 folders 8.1 Haake, Paul D. 1981 8.2 Haas, Felix 1973 8.3 Haendler, Helmut M. 1967 8.4 Hagel, P. M. 1972 8.5 Hahn, Theo 1958 1982 8.6 Hains, Gregory J. 1977 8.7 Halevi, E. A. 1974 8.8 Hamby, Drannan C. 1972 8.9 Hamilton, L. F. 1951-1958 8.10 Hamilton, Walter C. 1971, 1973-1974

Folder also contains correspondence regarding the Walter Hamilton Memorial Fund Committee.

8.11 Hamm, Randall E. 1971 8.12 Hammond, George S. 1970 8.13 Hanrahan, Robert J. 1971 8.14 Hansen, H. P. 1970 8.15 Hansen, John C. 1973-1974 8.16 Hansen, Robert S. 1962 8.17 Hardman, Lorna 1967 8.18 Hardy, Harriet 1960 8.19 Harlow, Richard L. 1981 8.20 Harms, John Herbert 1978 8.21 Harper and Row, Publishers 1975 8.22 Harrington, Rodney E. 1973-1975 8.23 Harris, Milton 1976 8.24 Harris, William C. 1979 8.25 Harrison, Carlisle 1979 8.26 Harsch, Berna A. 1974 8.27 Hart, Lucas P. 1975 8.28 Harte, Francis A. 1971 8.29 Hathaway, Joy 1974 8.30 Hawkes, Stephen 1975 8.31 Hawks, Earl E. 1975 8.32 Haytas, John A. 1974 8.33 Hecht, Sidney 1974 8.34 Hedberg, Kenneth 1964 1971-1977 8.35 Hedeen, Karen 1978 8.36 Heid, K. R. 1972 8.37 Hellner, D. E. 1973 8.38 Henry, N. F. M. 1970 8.39 Henze, Robert E. 1967 8.40 Herman, Roger 1977 8.41 Hewlett Packard Co. 1975 8.42 Hewson, E. Wendell 1971 8.43 Hexter, Robert M. 1975 8.44 Hickman, Sonya 1980 8.45 Hieke, E. 1973 8.46 Hilderbrandt, Richard L. 1982 8.47 Hilton, John 1971 8.48 Hitchcock, T. P. 1974 8.49 Hladyshevskii, E. 1974 8.50 Hodgkin, Dorothy 1953 1975 8.51 Hodgkins, Joseph E. 1967 8.52 Hodson, Dale V. 1974 8.53 Hoelscher, A. Barry 1975 8.54 Holladay, Howard P. 1980 8.55 Holm, Richard 1975 8.56 Homan, William F. 1977 8.57 Homer, G. David 1974 8.58 Honeywell, Virginia 1974 8.59 Honjo, Goro 1973 8.60 Hopkins, Ted E. 1980 8.61 Hopps, John H., Jr. 1962 8.62 Houghton Mifflin Company 1977 8.63 Howick, Lester C. 1975 8.64 Hruby, Victor J. 1970 8.65 Huang, Tsao-Chin Clarence 1981 8.66 Hudis, Jerry 1980 8.67 Huestis, Laurence 1973 8.68 Hughes, Edward 1953 1963, 1966 1973 8.69 Hughes, Robert E. 1968, 1982 8.70 Huml, Karel 1972 8.71 Hunegs, Harry 1974 8.72 Hurd, Charles D. 1973 8.73 Hurlbut, Jeffrey A. 1972 1.009 Correspondence: I 6 folders 9.1 Inahara, Jill 1979 9.2 Ingle, James D., Jr. 1971 9.3 Inskeep, Richard G. 1967-1971 9.4 Intel Corporation 1973 9.5 Iota Sigma Pi 1972 9.6 Iriye, Ryozo 1980 1.010 Correspondence, Administrative Records: International Union of Crystallography 1962-1970, 1974-1976, 1978-1989 15 folders 10.1 Correspondence, Administrative Records: International Union of Crystallography 1962 10.2 Correspondence, Administrative Records: International Union of Crystallography 1963 10.3 Correspondence, Administrative Records: International Union of Crystallography 1964 10.4 Correspondence, Administrative Records: International Union of Crystallography 1965 10.5 Correspondence, Administrative Records: International Union of Crystallography 1966 10.6 Correspondence, Administrative Records: International Union of Crystallography 1967 10.7 Correspondence, Administrative Records: International Union of Crystallography 1968 10.8 Correspondence, Administrative Records: International Union of Crystallography 1969 10.9 Correspondence, Administrative Records: International Union of Crystallography 1970 10.10 Correspondence, Administrative Records: International Union of Crystallography 1974 10.11 Correspondence, Administrative Records: International Union of Crystallography 1975 10.12 Correspondence, Administrative Records: International Union of Crystallography 1976 10.13 Correspondence, Administrative Records: International Union of Crystallography 1978 10.14 Correspondence, Administrative Records: International Union of Crystallography 1979 10.15 Correspondence, Administrative Records: International Union of Crystallography, Ad Hoc Committee on Nomenclature and Symmetry 1980-1989 1.011 International Union of Crystallography: Pilot Issues of the International Tables for Crystallography 1970, 1977 1 folder 11.1 International Union of Crystallography: Pilot Issues of the International Tables for Crystallography 1970, 1977 1.012 Correspondence: J 23 folders 12.1 Jacob, E. Jean 1974 12.2 Jaffer, David Hussain 1975 12.3 Jain, P. C. 1967-1973 12.4 Jeffrey, Hugh F., Jr. 1967 12.5 Jenkins, John C. 1974 12.6 Jenkins, Nita L. 1980 12.7 Jensen, Lyle 1976 12.8 Jernstedt, Karen 1974 12.9 Jiaxi, Lu 1983 12.10 Johannes, Len 1981 12.11 Johnson, Carroll 1974 12.12 Johnson, C. S., Jr. 1974 12.13 Johnson, Howard W. 1968 12.14 Johnson, Julian F. 1972 12.15 Johnson, Steven W. 1975 12.16 Johnson, W. Curtis 1981 12.17 Jonas, Violet 1930 12.18 Jones, Daniel P. 1973 12.19 Jones, E. D. 1967 12.20 Jones, Oliver P. 1970 12.21 Jordan, John 1980 12.22 Jung, Michael 1976 12.23 Jurnak, Frances 1978 1.013 Correspondence: K 52 folders 13.1 Kahananui, Clarethel 1975-1981 13.2 Kakinoki, J. 1961 13.3 Kapek, Catharine 1972 13.4 Kaplan, E. L. 1975 13.5 Karle, Jerome 1965, 1967, 1979 13.6 Kehl, Bettie 1974 13.7 Kehl, William L. 1966-1967 13.8 Keil, John G. 1967 13.9 Kelley, Alec E. 1971-1976 13.10 Kelly, Harry C. 1961 13.11 Kelso, G. F. 1970 13.12 Kennard, Olga 1964 13.13 Kennedy, George H. 1982 13.14 Kepner, Richard E. 1970 13.15 Kestner, Mark Otto 1973 13.16 Keszler, Douglas 1988-1989 13.17 Kice, John L. 1970-1977 13.18 Killian, James R., Jr. 1951-1957 13.19 Kimberlin, Charlie N., Jr. 1960-1970 13.20 Kimpton, Terry J. 1973 13.21 Kindler, Hubert 1953 13.22 King, Tsoo E. 1971 13.23 King, James N. 1976-1977 13.24 Kinsey, James 1982 13.25 Kinsinger, Jack B. 1971 13.26 Kirchner, Marianne 1973 13.27 Kirsner, V. 1977 13.28 Kiwi, John 1980 13.29 Klinger, George C. undated 13.30 Klivington, Kenneth A. 1974-1975 13.31 Kljibury, A. L. K. 1980-1981 13.32 Knapp, Stuart A. 1973-1976 13.33 Knutson, Maurice 1972 13.34 Koch, Frank 1973 13.35 Koch, H. William 1970 13.36 Koch, Heinz F. 1969 13.37 Koetzle, Tom F. 1976 13.38 Kohler, R. T. 1971 13.39 Komura, Yukitomo 1958-1972 13.40 Korean Chemical Society 1973 13.41 Koskelo, Aaron Clyde 1974-1978 13.42 Kovacic, Peter 1972 13.43 Kraft, John R. 1978 13.44 Kramer, John B. 1975 13.45 Krauss, Robert W. 1973-1978 13.46 Krueger, James H. 1973-1978 13.47 Krishna, P. 1974 13.48 Krutsch, Roy 1974 13.49 Kuchitsu, Kozo 1977 13.50 Kustin, Kenneth 1971 13.51 Kuipers, Judy L. 1980-1981 13.52 Kwiram, Alvin L. 1980 1.014 Correspondence: L 39 folders 14.1 Lagowski, J. J. 1974 14.2 Landgrebe, John A. 1971 14.3 Lang, S. M. 1967 14.4 Langridge, Robert 1975 14.5 Lanigan, Thomas 1971 14.6 Larkins, Jim 1972 14.7 Larsen, Knud S. 1974 14.8 Larson, Allen C. 1974 14.9 Lattin, John D. 1970 14.10 Lawrence, Flora V. 1976 14.11 Lawson, John 1977 14.12 Leeth, Jeanne 1973 14.13 Lefevre, J. Marton 1978 14.14 Leimgruber, W. 1974 14.15 LeMay, Morris 1975 14.16 Lenk, R. S. 1973 14.17 Leonowicz, Micheal E. 1982 14.18 Lepera, Rose A. 1976 14.19 Leung, Kam Hung 1971 14.20 Levin, Samuel 1959-1967 14.21 Levy, Henri A. 1962 14.22 Libby, Willard F. 1972-1973 14.23 Ligon, Frank 1971 14.24 Likaits, Evelyn R. 1978 14.25 Lindsay, R. W. 1960 14.26 Lingafelter, E. C. 1977 14.27 Lipscomb, William N. 1953-1956 1976 14.28 Locke, W. N. 1959 14.29 Lodi, Velma 1967 14.30 Lodwig, Siegfried N. 1980 14.31 Loeb, Arthur L. 1960 14.32 Loeliger, David A. 1975 14.33 Lonsdale, Kathleen 1967 14.34 Loveland, Walter 1971-1981 14.35 Löwdin, Per-Olov 1972-1975 14.36 Lowe, James N. 1976-1977 14.37 Lucchesi, Peter J. 1970-1973 14.38 Lutz, Ray 1982 14.39 Lytz, Bob 1978 1.015 Correspondence: M 86 folders 15.1 Macero, Daniel J. 1971 15.2 MacDonald, Donald L. 1972-1975 15.3 MacGillavry, Caroline 1953 15.4 MacVicar, Robert 1970-1981 15.5 Maenpa, Francis C. 1971 15.6 Magnéli, Arne 1976, 1978 15.7 Malte, Philip C. 1975 15.8 Mammano, Nicholas 1974 15.9 Manahan, Stanley E. 1971 15.10 Manor, Philip C. 1967-1982 15.11 Marchessault, R. H. 1971 15.12 Margerum, Dale W. 1980 15.13 Mariano, Patrick S. 1973 15.14 Marsh, Richard E. 1951-1978 15.15 Marshall, Bob 1972 15.16 Marshall, F. Douglas 1981 15.17 Marshall, R. W. 1972 15.18 Martin, Nathan J. 1980 15.19 Martin, William T. 1970 15.20 Marvell, Elliot N. 1975-1976, 1981-1982 15.21 Marynick, Dennis 1977 15.22 Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1954, 1959, 1961, 1964-1970, 1974 15.23 Mathis, Charles H. 1976 15.24 Matthews, G. Peter 1981-1983 15.25 Mattill, John I. 1967 15.26 Maurel, Raymond 1976-1978 15.27 Maybury, P. Calvin 1974 15.28 Mayo, Bobby C. 1981 15.29 Mazo, Robert 1962-1971 15.30 McBay, Henry C. 1979-1980 15.31 McConnell, Duncan 1970 15.32 McCormick, Jerry 1977 15.33 McCrady, Joel Keith 1971 15.34 McCusker, Lynne B. 1981 15.35 McDonald, Douglas B. 1971 15.36 McDonald, Edward L. 1967 15.37 McEwen, William E. 1964 15.38 McFarland, James T. 1976 15.39 McGraw-Hill Book Company 1951-1977 15.40 McLaughlin, L. 1973 15.41 McMahill, Paul E. 1972 15.42 McMichael, Kirk D. 1969-1970 15.43 McRobbie, Randy 1980 15.44 Mead, Robert C. 1980 15.45 Meehan, Margaret E. 1975-1981 15.46 Meier, Lisa 1976 15.47 Meier, Walter M. 1983 15.48 Mellor, John 1962 15.49 Melun, Roland B. 1967 15.50 Merck & Co., Inc. 1975-1977 15.51 Metzger, Paul H. 1958-1959 15.52 Miami University 1972 15.53 Michel, P. 1967 15.54 Miller, Arild J. 1971-1972 15.55 Millison, William R. 1974 15.56 Mills, Kenneth Alan 1973-1975 15.57 Mills, O. S. 1961 15.58 Minagawa, Teruakit 1978 15.59 Minor, Craig A. 1972 15.60 Mislow, Kurt 1976 15.61 Mitchell, Howard Lee 1982-1983 15.62 Miyake, S. 1966-1973 15.63 Moeller, Therald 1973 15.64 Moertel, S. J. 1977 15.65 Moffitt, William 1959 15.66 Molecular Data Corp. 1973 15.67 Monaco, Sam 1975 15.68 Mongini-Tamagnini, C. 1972 15.69 Monroe, E. A. 1967 15.70 Monsanto 1972 15.71 Montano, Larry A. 1973-1974 15.72 Moomaw, William R. 1966 15.73 Moore, Dean 1980 15.74 Moore, William R. 1973 15.75 Moravcsik, Michael J. 1973 15.76 Morgan, Samuel P. 1975 15.77 Morris, B. 1967 15.78 Morris, Glenn 1971-1972 15.79 Moulton, R. Wells 1971 15.80 Muldawer, Leonard 1967 15.81 Mulder, Carl D. 1979 15.82 Munksgaard Publishers 1974-1979 15.83 Murdick, Dewey A. 1972 15.84 Murhammer, David 1975 15.85 Musselman, Ronald L. 1972 15.86 Myers, Alan L. 1977 1.016 Correspondence: N 30 folders 16.1 Nacciarone, Richard, S.J. 1960-1963 16.2 Nance, Ivan R. 1977-1980 16.3 Narasimhan, Mysore N. L. 1975-1977 16.4 Nash, Randy 1975 16.5 National Bureau of Congress 1979 16.6 National Cancer Program 1977 16.7 National Institutes of Health 1975 16.8 National Science Foundation 1971-1977 16.9 National Toxicology Program - Public Information Office 1982 16.10 Navrotsky, Alexandra 1977 16.11 Department of the Navy 1976 16.12 Neel, Louis Eugène Félix 1966-1970 16.13 Nelson, K. LeRoi 1973 16.14 Nelson, Jeffrey W. 1979-1980 16.15 Nevitt, M. V. 1958 16.16 Newburgh, Robert W. 1970-1978 16.17 Newman, Melvin S. 1974 16.18 New York Academy of Sciences 1976 16.19 Nibler, Joseph W. 1970-1980, 1984-1985 16.20 Nichols, Nancy J. 1981 16.21 Nicodemus, David B. 1973-1977 16.22 Nitsche, Rudolf 1951 16.23 Nixon, William, Jr. 1980 16.24 Norris, Tom H. 1974-1975 16.25 North Carolina Agricultural and Technical University 1974 16.26 Nowacki, Werner 1949 1970 16.27 Nowotny, Hans 1964 16.28 Noyes, Richard M. 1977 16.29 Nunnelley, Lewis 1976 16.30 Nye, David D. 1972 1.017 Correspondence: O 14 folders 17.1 Oak Ridge National Laboratory 1978 17.2 Ogilevie, Roberta 1971 17.3 O’Leary, George P. 1971 17.4 Olés, Andrzej 1975 17.5 Olson, Cynthia S. 1973-1974 17.6 Olson, Gary 1972 17.7 Olson, Patty 1978 17.8 Oppenheim, Irwin 1973 17.9 Osborn, Katherine H. 1971 17.10 Osteryoung, R. A. 1971 17.11 Oswald, James 1973 17.12 Outenreath, James D. 1967 17.13 Outstanding Educators of America 1971 17.14 Ozoh, Patrick Thomas E. 1973 1.018 Correspondence, Memoranda, Administrative Records: Oregon State University 1967, 1969-1974 7 folders 18.1 Correspondence, Memoranda, Administrative Records: Oregon State University 1967 18.2 Correspondence, Memoranda, Administrative Records: Oregon State University 1969 18.3 Correspondence, Memoranda, Administrative Records: Oregon State University 1970 18.4 Correspondence, Memoranda, Administrative Records: Oregon State University 1971 18.5 Correspondence, Memoranda, Administrative Records: Oregon State University 1972 18.6 Correspondence, Memoranda, Administrative Records: Oregon State University 1973 18.7 Correspondence, Memoranda, Administrative Records: Oregon State University 1974 1.019 Correspondence, Memoranda, Administrative Records: Oregon State University 1975-1978 4 folders 19.1 Correspondence, Memoranda, Administrative Records: Oregon State University 1975 19.2 Correspondence, Memoranda, Administrative Records: Oregon State University 1976 19.3 Correspondence, Memoranda, Administrative Records: Oregon State University 1977 19.4 Correspondence, Memoranda, Administrative Records: Oregon State University 1978 1.020 Correspondence, Memoranda, Administrative Records: Oregon State University 1979-1983, 1985-1988, undated 8 folders 20.1 Correspondence, Memoranda, Administrative Records: Oregon State University 1979 20.2 Correspondence, Memoranda, Administrative Records: Oregon State University 1980 20.3 Materials re: David Shoemaker's participation with an Oregon State University One-Percent for Art committee 1980-1983

Includes a typescript of a short speech by David Shoemaker titled "Talk for Dedication of Sculptures," October 13, 1983.

20.4 Correspondence, Memoranda, Administrative Records: Oregon State University 1981 20.5 Correspondence, Memoranda, Administrative Records: Oregon State University 1982 20.6 Correspondence, Memoranda, Administrative Records: Oregon State University 1983 20.7 Correspondence, Memoranda, Administrative Records: Oregon State University 1985-1988 20.8 Correspondence, Memoranda, Administrative Records: Oregon State University undated 1.021 Correspondence: P 49 folders 21.1 Packard, David 1981 21.2 Palma, R. J., Sr. 1976 21.3 Papke, Brian L. 1977 21.4 Parker, Jesse E. 1974 21.5 Parkes, Alan 1971 21.6 Parry, Robert W. 1973 21.7 Parson, John M. 1979 21.8 Parsons, Theran D. 1971 1981 21.9 Parthé, Erwin 1967 21.10 Patterson, A. L. 1955-1962 21.11 Patterson, Alan J. 1980-1981 21.12 Patton, Richard K. 1977 21.13 Pauling, Linus 1945-1982 21.14 Pausescu, P. 1974 21.15 Payne, J. Q. 1972 21.16 Peace Corps / Vista 1973 21.17 Pearson, Steven 1971 21.18 Pechar, F. 1978 21.19 Peiser, H. Steffen 1965 21.20 Pelcman, Benjamin 1979 21.21 Penfold, Bruce 1960 21.22 Percheron-Guegan, A. 1980 21.23 Perez, A. 1972 21.24 Perlgut, Louis E. 1970 21.25 Perlman, Morris L. 1983 21.26 Perkins, Susan 1976 21.27 Pesciallo, D. 1976 21.28 Peters, Jean 1974 21.29 Peterson’s Guides Incorporated 1971-1975 21.30 Peticolas, Warner 1983 21.31 Pfluger, C. E. 1967 21.32 Phang, Thian Wenn 1981 21.33 Phi Kappa Phi - Oregon State University chapter 1973-1980 21.34 Pickett, Howard W. 1954 21.35 Piepmeier, Edward H. 1970-1983 21.36 Pitzer, Charles 1971 21.37 Polhemus, Robert B. 1958 21.38 Pollock, Janet 1971 21.39 Poljak, Roberto undated 21.40 Poonkee Ko, Ronald 1975 21.41 Popovich, M. 1976 21.42 Poshusta, Ronald D. 1973 21.43 Postman, Joseph 1980 21.44 Powers, Roslyn F. 1975 21.45 Perry, Elizabeth G 1981 21.46 Press, Frank 1970 21.47 Prestwich, Glenn 1976 21.48 Ptacek, Sharon 1981 21.49 Pytkowitz, Ric M. 1974 1.022 Correspondence: Q 1 folder 22.1 Quinn, K. T. 1971 1.023 Correspondence: R 54 folders 23.1 Raghaven, R. S. 1973 23.2 Raissi, Sassan 1974 23.3 Ramage, C. S. 1982-1983 23.4 Raman, C. V. 1958 23.5 Ramanadham, M. 1973 23.6 Ramette, Richard W. 1977 23.7 Ramshaw, John 1972 23.8 Randall, Susan 1975-1980 23.9 Rasmussen, Svend Erik 1979-1980 23.10 Rathlev, Jorgen 1953-1955 23.11 Ray, Gouri 1967 23.12 Ray, William M. 1980 23.13 Redgate, L. K. 1967 23.14 Reece, Diana Caroline 1981 23.15 Reed College 1977 23.16 Reed, Donald J. 1976-1980 23.17 Reed, John F. 1978-1982 23.18 Reese, H. Darwin 1976 23.19 Reese, K. M. 1972 23.20 Reiner, Gabriel 1966 23.21 Reisch, Alex 1972 23.22 Renfrew, Malcolm M. 1970-1971 23.23 Resley, Earl 1975 23.24 Reynolds, Sarah L. 1980 23.25 Rice, Stuart A. 1972 23.26 Rich, Alexander 1965-1966 23.27 Risen, William M., Jr. 1976 23.28 Ristey, William J. 1971 23.29 Rivera, Ma. Rita 1975 23.30 Rivest, Ronald L. 1977 23.31 Robbins, Paulene 1977 23.32 Robinson, Kathleen D. 1979 23.33 Robinson, William R. 1967 23.34 Roberts, John D. 1972 23.35 Robson, Harry 1972-1982 23.36 Robson, Jon 1974 23.37 Rockholt, Darrel L. 1981 23.38 Rodman, Jerome 1966 23.39 Rodriquez-Flores, Manuel 1973 23.40 Rogers, Don 1964, 1976 23.41 Rojhantaleb, Hossein 1977 23.42 Ronald, Robert C. 1972 23.43 Roscoe, Mary 1974 23.44 Rose, George 1983 23.45 Rosen, William 1977 23.46 Ross, John 1966-1980 23.47 Rothrock, Richard 1977 23.48 Roundhill, D. Max 1972-1976 23.49 Rowland, F. Sherwood 1975 23.50 Roy, James G. 1954 23.51 Ruby, Charles E. 1972 23.52 Rundle, Robert 1953 23.53 Ryba, Earle 1956-1960 23.54 Ryce, S. A. 1972 1.024 Correspondence: Sa-Sm 71 folders 24.1 Samad, Syed Abdus 1979 24.2 Samson, Sten 1966-1975 24.3 Sandoval, A. A. 1977 24.4 Sanjay 1978 24.5 Sarachek, Alvin 1971 24.6 Sarbak, Zenon 1975 24.7 Sargent, Ed. 1980 24.8 Sawyer, Linda L. 1978 24.9 Scatchard, George 1967 24.10 Schatz, Bruce S. 1978 24.11 Schelsinger, Stephen L. 1970-1978 24.12 Schmitt, Roman A. 1977 24.13 Schomaker, Verner 1952-1980 24.14 Schreima, H. G. 1973 24.15 Schubert, Konrad 1964 24.16 Schultz, Arnold L. 1971-1972 24.17 Schulz, Heinz 1983 24.18 Schwartz, Lowell M. 1974 24.19 Schecter, Larry 1974-1975 24.20 Scott, Allen B. 1974-1975 24.21 Scott, Arthur F. 1952-1968 24.22 Scott, Craig S. 1976 24.23 Scott, Peter C. 1973-1979 24.24 Scott, W. Jr. 1973 24.25 Scribner, O. F. 1974 24.26 Scruggs, Rose A. 1976 24.27 Seaborg, Glenn T. 1981 24.28 Seff, Karl 1967, 1972-1978 24.29 Setoudeh, Shahriar 1975 24.30 Seyen, Sachdev Singh 1977 24.31 Shaffer, Leslie 1977-1978 24.32 Shah, Kirit 1976 24.33 Shapiro, Ascher H. 1967 24.34 Shapiro, Hymin 1951 24.35 Sharma, B. D. 1976 24.36 Shay, J. Ralph 1976 24.37 Sheldon, Bernard 1976 24.38 Sherman, Morton 1954 24.39 Shipman, Lester L. 1980 24.40 Shoemaker, Clara B. 1953, 1977 24.41 Shoemaker, Frank C. 1952 24.42 Shore, Sheldon G. 1973 24.43 Short, R. A. 1970 24.44 Shreeve, Jean’ne M. 1975-1980 24.45 Shull, Clifford 1975 24.46 Siegle, John C. 1977 24.47 Sigma Xi 1973 24.48 Sikka, S. K. 1973 24.49 Silbereis, Frederick J. 1980 24.50 Silverman, Jerry undated 24.51 Simpson, John E. 1974 24.52 Skeie, Polly 1980 24.53 Slabaugh, Wendell H. 1971-1981 24.54 Slater, John C. 1951, 1959, 1963 24.55 Slater, Rose C. L. 1965 24.56 Alfred P. Sloan Foundation 1974 24.57 Slocum, D. W. 1973 24.58 Sly, William G. 1959-1963 24.59 Smith, Bob G. 1980 24.60 Smith, Denzel D. 1972 24.61 Smith, Donald F. 1972 24.62 Smith, Duane 1949 24.63 Smith, G. Warren 1973 24.64 Smith, Lee H. 1973 24.65 Smith, Mark A. 1980 24.66 Smith, Mike 1980 24.67 Smith, Peter 1972 24.68 Smith, Robert B. 1977 24.69 Smith, Robert F. 1975 24.70 Smithwick, Thomas G. 1971 24.71 Smolensky, Sylvia 1976 1.025 Correspondence: So-Sz 36 folders 25.1 Sobell, Henry M. 1967 25.2 Soeldner, A. H. 1972 25.3 Somorjai, Gabor A. 1967-1981 25.4 Sondermessgeräte, Abteilung 1967 25.5 Southwest Scientific Co. 1973 25.6 Spears-Gray, Pearl 1977-1978 25.7 Spencer, Thomas A. 1975 25.8 Spinat, Pierre 1980 25.9 Srivastava, R. C. 1962 25.10 Stahl, Franklin W. 1982 25.11 Stanislowski, Anna 1977 25.12 Stapleton, Marianne 1981 25.13 Staub, Hans H. 1964 25.14 Stauder, Elaine 1973 25.15 Steele, Ida Ray 1980 25.16 Steinberg, J. Richard 1967 25.17 Steinfeld, Jeffrey I. 1974-1975 25.18 Stevens, Carl M. 1970 25.19 Stewart, James M. 1971-1972 25.20 Stidham, Howard D. 1963 25.21 Stoicheff, B. P. 1961 25.22 Stockmayer, Walter H. 1961, 1963-1967 25.23 Stosick, Arthur J. 1955 25.24 Stratton, Julius Adams 1959-1964 25.25 Struik, Dirk J. undated 25.26 Studer, Loren 1973 25.27 Studies in Higher Education 1982 25.28 Sturdivant, James Holmes 1951 25.29 Sturgeon, M. Gloria 1973 25.30 Sullivan, Thomas P. 1981 25.31 Sundberg, Richard J. 1975 25.32 Supper, Lee 1981 25.33 Suter, W. G. 1967 25.34 Suttie, Sandra J. 1981 25.35 Swinehart, D. F. 1971 25.36 Szabo, Attila 1980 1.026 Correspondence: T 26 folders 26.1 Tanner, Brian 1978 26.2 Taylor, Larry T. 1972 26.3 Templeton, David H. 1976 26.4 Tennessee Eastman Co. 1972 26.5 Texaco Petroleum Products 1970 26.6 Thaanum, W. A. 1974 26.7 Thomas, Robert 1975 26.8 Thomas, T. Darrah 1975-1985 26.9 Thompson, Colleen 1974 26.10 Thompson, Edsol G. undated 26.11 Thompson, William A. 1977 26.12 Thorne, Gaylord 1973-1976 26.13 Tietze, Hans R. 1970 26.14 Timmer, William C. 1975 26.15 Tinsley, Ian J. 1981 26.16 Tompa, H. 1966-1967 26.17 Townes, Charles 1963 26.18 Towns, Theodore G. 1980 26.19 Treinen, Richard 1974 26.20 Tripp, Dale P. 1977 26.21 Trotter, James 1955 26.22 Trueblood, Kenneth N. 1952-1964 26.23 Trowbridge, Rex 1977 26.24 Tsunakawa, Sukenari 1967 26.25 Tucker, Charles W. 1951 26.26 Turner, Charles W. 1973-1974 1.027 Correspondence: U 5 folders 27.1 Udall, Jean 1975 27.2 Ulrich, Stephen E. 1970 27.3 United States Government Printing Office 1971 1981 27.4 University of Oregon - Health Sciences Center 1979 27.5 Upmeyer, Orville 1971 1.028 Correspondence, Administrative Records: U. S. A. National Committee on Crystallography 1962-1971 10 folders 28.1 Correspondence, Administrative Records: U. S. A. National Committee on Crystallography 1962 28.2 Correspondence, Administrative Records: U. S. A. National Committee on Crystallography 1963 28.3 Correspondence, Administrative Records: U. S. A. National Committee on Crystallography 1964 28.4 Correspondence, Administrative Records: U. S. A. National Committee on Crystallography 1965 28.5 Correspondence, Administrative Records: U. S. A. National Committee on Crystallography 1966 28.6 Correspondence, Administrative Records: U. S. A. National Committee on Crystallography 1967 28.7 Correspondence, Administrative Records: U. S. A. National Committee on Crystallography 1968 28.8 Correspondence, Administrative Records: U. S. A. National Committee on Crystallography 1969 28.9 Correspondence, Administrative Records: U. S. A. National Committee on Crystallography 1970 28.10 Correspondence, Administrative Records: U. S. A. National Committee on Crystallography 1971 1.029 Correspondence: V 13 folders 29.1 Van den Hende, Jan H. 1961 29.2 Van Domelen, Steve 1973-1974 29.3 Van Dyke, Henry 1975 29.4 van Tamelen, Eugene 1977 29.5 Vand, Vladimir 1957 29.6 Vidal, J. P. 1974 29.7 Viglienzone, Dennis E. 1979-1980 29.8 Villiger, H. 1977 29.9 Viswamitra, M. A. 1972 29.10 Volk, V. V. 1973 29.11 The Howard Vollum Science and Technology Award 1976-1978 29.12 Volman, David 1974 29.13 von Eggers Doering, William 1961 1.030 Correspondence: W 68 folders 30.1 Wade, Thelma 1975 30.2 Wade, William H. 1975 30.3 Wadsworth, Earl P., Jr. 1970 30.4 Waldron, Rodney K. 1974-1975 30.5 Wallace, Philip B. 1980 30.6 Walsh, James E. W. 1975 30.7 Wang, C. H. 1971-1975 30.8 Warder, Michael Young 1979 30.9 Warrick, Linda N. undated 30.10 Wartik, Thomas 1971 30.11 Waser, Jurg 1956 30.12 Watanabé, Toku 1954-1955 30.13 Waterstrat, Richard M. 1967 30.14 Waugh, John L. T. 1953 1973 30.15 Waugh, John S. 1963 1974-1975 30.16 Weakley, T. J. R. 1961 30.17 Weigang, Oscar E., Jr. 1972 30.18 Weiner, Jack 1972 30.19 Weir, Margaret D. 1978 30.20 Weiss, E. 1967 30.21 Robert A. Welch Foundation 1969-1970 30.22 Wells, Fred 1978 30.23 Wendlandt, Wesley W. 1970 30.24 Wenzel, L. A. 1973 30.25 Westbrook, Franklin D. 1978 30.26 White, Harry M. 1968 30.27 White, James D. 9172-1981 30.28 White, Milton G. 1971 30.29 White, Peregrine 1959 30.30 Wilberg, Kenneth B. 1971 30.31 Wick, Gerald L. 1975 30.32 Wickman, Herbert Hollis 1972-1977 30.33 Wicks, Charles E. 1970 30.34 Wiesner, Jerome B. 1965 30.35 Wigner, Eugene P. 1967 1978 30.36 Wilchinsky, Zigmond W. 1961 30.37 Wilcox, Robert D. 1973 30.38 Wilent, John W. 1981 30.39 John Wiley and Sons, Inc. 1981 30.40 Wilkins, Ralph G. 1975 30.41 Wilkinson, Geoffrey 1961 1973 30.42 Willer, Rodney L. 1978 30.43 Williams, Max B. 1971-1977 30.44 Willoughby, Thomas V. 1970 30.45 Wilson, Arthur J. C. 1967-1970 30.46 Wilson, E. Bright 1972 30.47 Wilson, Edmond W., Jr. 1971 30.48 Wilson, Frank 1974 30.49 Wilson, Irwin B. 1973 30.50 Wlodawer, Alex 1976-1981 30.51 Wold, Aaron 1976 30.52 Wolf, Alfred P. 1983 30.53 Wolfsberg, Max 1979 30.54 Wolfson, Murray 1978 30.55 Wolton, Gerald M. 1967 30.56 Wood, Betty 1966 30.57 Wood, W. S. "Bud" 1973 30.58 Woods, Charles D. 1972 30.59 Woodward, J. 1967 30.60 Woodward, Robert Burns 1959 30.61 Woolfson, M. M. 1972 30.62 Worthington, Francis X. 1966 30.63 Wright, Donald A. 1965-1973 30.64 Wrolstad, Ronald E. 1976 30.65 Wuensch, Bernhardt J. 1970 30.66 Wuerch, S. E. 1977 30.67 Wyer, J. 1981 30.68 Wylent, John 1977 1.031 Correspondence: X 1 folder 31.1 Xenon Corporation 1973 1.032 Correspondence: Y 9 folders 32.1 Yannoni, Nick F. 1967 32.2 Yates, Thomas L. 1980 32.3 Yeates, Alan 1974 32.4 Yoke, John T. 1970-1979 32.5 Young, Francis LeRoy 1973 32.6 Young, Roy A. 1970-1977 32.7 Yu, Yuan-Pin 1975 32.8 Yu-Ming, Zhang 1982-1983 32.9 Yvon, Klaus 1981-1982 1.033 Correspondence: Z 7 folders 33.1 Zachariasen, W. H. 1963 33.2 Zeilinger, Anton 1972 33.3 Zinsser, Hans H. 1952-1958 33.4 Zitnik, Ingrid 1975 33.5 Zuckerman, Jerry J. 1977 33.6 Zwahlen, Fred C., Jr. 1972 33.7 Correspondence: full name unknown 2 Scholarly Manuscripts, Laboratory Notebooks and Research Interests 1944-1985 11 boxes

The primary focus of the Scholarly Manuscripts series is David and Clara Shoemaker's decades-long research interest in the structure of transition-metal phases. Investigations of these and numerous other topics within the discipline of x-ray crystallography are documented by the dozens of manuscripts and research notebooks arranged within the series.

Also of interest are David Shoemaker's collection of lecture notes compiled as a Caltech graduate student - J. Robert Oppenheimer and Nobel laureate William A. Fowler were among his professors - as well as his work on the concept of hydrosmoelectric power in the mid-1970s.

2.001 Scholarly Manuscripts, Laboratory Notebooks and Research Interests 1944-1947 7 folders 1.1 Manuscript Notes: "Modification of the Wilson-deVault theory to account for diffusion and lack of equilibrium," by David Shoemaker. February - March, 1944 1.2 Class Notebook: "The Structure of Crystals I, " Professor J. H. Sturdivant, California Institute of Technology. Notes by David Shoemaker. November 1945 - May 1946 1.3 Class Notebook: "Quantum Mechanics," Professors J. Robert Oppenheimer and Eldred Nelson, California Institute of Technology. Notes by David Shoemaker. March - June, 1946 1.4 Class Notebook: "Optics," Professor William A. Fowler, California Institute of Technology. Notes by David Shoemaker. October - December, 1946 1.5 Manuscript: "Time-independent Perturbation Theory in Quantum Mechanics," by David Shoemaker. January 26, 1947 1.6 Research Notebook: "Crystals II," by David Shoemaker. California Institute of Technology. Spring 1947 1.7 Manuscript Notes: "Electron deficiency calculations," by David Shoemaker. 1940s

These notes date to David Shoemaker's graduate studies at Caltech, ca. 1942-1947.

2.002 Scholarly Manuscripts, Laboratory Notebooks and Research Interests 1947-1955 15 folders 2.1 Notes re: "Application of the Method of Steepest Descents to X-Ray Structure Analysis," by A. D. Booth. Notes written while in Denmark September 4, 1947 2.2 Notes re: a seminar on metals. [delivered by David Shoemaker?] Notes written while in Denmark October 13, 1947 2.3 Manuscript: "Fraunhofer diffraction for demonstration of electron diffraction (and x-ray diffraction)" 1947-1948 2.4 Notes re: Boron 1947-1948 2.5 Bound collection of notes titled "Notes made at Bohr Institute, Copenhagen" 1947-1948 2.6 Notes re: neutron diffraction, written while in London March 12, 1948 2.7 Notes, Correspondence, Program re: International Conference on the Physics of Metals, Amsterdam, The Netherlands July 12-18, 1948 2.8 Notes re: superconductivity, written while in London February 9, 1949 2.9 Typescript: "Notes on Methods of Silvering Glass Surfaces, and of Evacuating Glass Vessels Silvered on their Inner Surfaces," by David Shoemaker [?]. 1940s 2.10 Manuscript, Typescript, Correspondence, Program, Background Material: "Molecular-Orbital and Valence-Bond Theories of Metallic Binding," and "The Crystal Structure of Some Intermetallic Compounds," lectures delivered by David Shoemaker. Gordon Research Conference on the Chemistry and Physics of Metals, American Association for the Advancement of Science, New Hampton, New Hampshire. July 3-7, 1950 2.11 Notes: "Fermi on Elementary Particles." Lecture notes taken by David Shoemaker. March 26 - April 13, 1951 2.12 Abstracts, Correspondence, Program, Background Material: "The Crystal Structure of DL-Serine," paper presented by David P. Shoemaker, Robert E. Barieau, Jerry Donohue and Chia-Si Lu; "Remarks on the Theory and Practice of Three-Dimensional Fourier, Least-Squares and Patterson Analysis," paper presented by Verner Schomaker and David P. Shoemaker; "The Crystal Structure of a Sigma Phase, FeCr," paper presented by B. Gunnar Bergman and David P. Shoemaker. International Union of Crystallography, Second General Assembly and International Congress, Stockholm, Sweden. June 27 - July 3, 1951 2.13 Internal Report: "The Determination of the Crystal Structure of the Sigma Phase," by B. Gunnar Bergman and David Shoemaker. Office of Naval Research grant, Technical Report No. 1. November 1951 2.14 Research Notebook: "The Delta Phase; Mo-Ni; Fox, Wilson, Shoemaker, Brink; Book 1." Notes by Clara Shoemaker. Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1952-1955 2.15 Research Notebook: "The Delta Phase; Mo-Ni. Book 2." Notes by Clara Shoemaker. Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1953-1954 2.003 Scholarly Manuscripts, Laboratory Notebooks and Research Interests 1953-1958 7 folders 3.1 Research Notebook: "Book 3." [precession and intensity data for various transition-metal phases] Notes by Clara Shoemaker. Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1953-1955 3.2 Research Notebook: "Ethyl Corporation Consultation." Notes by David Shoemaker. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1954 3.3 Research Notebook: "FeV." Notes by David Shoemaker. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1954-1955 3.4 Internal Report: "Preliminary Structural Results of P Phase (Mo-Ni-Cr) and Delta Phase (Mo-Ni) and Structural Relationships of These and Other Phases to the Sigma Phase," by David P. Shoemaker, Clara Brink and Alwyn Fox. Department of Army grant, Technical Report No. 1. April 25, 1955 3.5 Research Notebook: "Book 4." [laboratory data and calculations pertaining to studies of various transition-metal phases] Notes by Clara Shoemaker. Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1955 3.6 Internal Report: "The Crystal Structure of the P Phase, Mo-Ni-Cr. II. Refinement of Parameters and Discussion of Atomic Coordination," by David P. Shoemaker, Clara Brink Shoemaker and Frank C. Wilson. Department of Army grant, Technical Report No. 2. April 15, 1956 3.7 Internal Report: "Study of Crystal Structures of Complex Metallic Phases," David P. Shoemaker, supervisor. Department of Army grant, Final Report. November 1, 1958 2.004 Scholarly Manuscripts, Laboratory Notebooks and Research Interests 1958-1966 9 folders 4.1 Research Notebook: "P and R Phases Ordering; S phase. Book II." Notes by Clara Shoemaker. Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1958-1961 4.2 Notes: "Solar Constant," by David Shoemaker [?] 1950s 4.3 Notes re: solution to a mathematical riddle, by David Shoemaker [?] 1950s 4.4 Typescript: Review by David and Clara Shoemaker of Applications of Finite Groups, by J. S. Lomont. 1961 4.5 Typescript: Review by David Shoemaker of Direct Analysis of Diffraction by Matter, by R. Hosemann and S. N. Bagchi. August 9, 1962 4.6 Typescript, Galley Proof: Review by David Shoemaker of Introduction to Ligand Field Theory, by Carl J. Ballhausen. 1963 4.7 Research Notebook: "E, D, M phase; Book 8." Notes by Clara Shoemaker. Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1964 4.8 Research Notebook: "D, M; Book 9." Notes by Clara Shoemaker. Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1965 4.9 Research Notebook: "Book 10; E, D, I, M." [Includes letter from Paul A. Beck] Notes by Clara Shoemaker. Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1965-1966 2.005 Scholarly Manuscripts, Laboratory Notebooks and Research Interests 1967-1973 10 folders 5.1 Notes and Non-Shoemaker reprints re: phase determining methods. 1967-1968

These materials date to David and Clara Shoemaker's 1967-1968 sabbatical at the University of Geneva.

5.2 Correspondence, Non-Shoemaker Publications re: polywater (a.k.a. anomalous water) 1968-1970 5.3 Typescript, Correspondence, Notes, Background Material: "Further Remarks Concerning Optimization of Counting Times in Single-Crystal Diffractometry: Rebuttal to Killean; Considerations of Background Counting and Slewing Times," by David P. Shoemaker and Walter C. Hamilton. 1968-1973 5.4 Internal Report: "Low-Energy Electron Diffraction Studies of Metal Surfaces and Chemisorbed Molecules," David P. Shoemaker, Principal Investigator. National Science Foundation Grant, Final Report. October 25, 1969 5.5 Internal Report: "Combined X-ray and neutron diffraction study of the ordering of the atoms in transition group alloys," David P. Shoemaker and Clara B. Shoemaker. Computation Center Problem M545, Final Report. 1960s 5.6 Internal Report: "Low-Energy Electron Diffraction Studies of Structural Physisorption and Chemisorption," David P. Shoemaker, Chief Investigator. National Science Foundation Grant. February 1, 1970 5.7 Research Notebook: "K, V; Book 14." Notes by Clara Shoemaker. Oregon State University 1970 5.8 Partial Manuscript: "The Greening of Crystallography." Speech delivered by David Shoemaker at a meeting of the American Crystallography Association 1971 5.9 Typescript, Correspondence, Program: "The Scientific Work of Walter Clark Hamilton," lecture delivered by David Shoemaker. Walter C. Hamilton Symposium, sponsored by the Brookhaven National Laboratory and the American Crystallographic Association, Upton, New York. June 15, 1973 5.10 Typescript, Correspondence, Program, Background Material, Non-Shoemaker Reprints: "Well-Behaved Crystal Structures," lecture delivered by David Shoemaker. Conference on Critical Evaluation of Chemical and Physical Structures, Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire. June 24-29, 1973 2.006 Scholarly Manuscripts, Laboratory Notebooks and Research Interests 1973-1978 3 folders 6.1 Research Notebook: "Mn5Si2 Vol. I." Notes by Clara Shoemaker. Oregon State University. 1973 6.2 Research Notebook: "Mn5Si2 Vol. II." Notes by Clara Shoemaker. Oregon State University. 1973-1974 6.3 Research Notebook: "D, K, R; Book 15." Notes by Clara Shoemaker. Oregon State University 1973-1978 2.007 Materials re: the concept of hydrosmoelectric power 1973-1976 3 folders 7.1 Typescript: "Hydrosmoelectric Power," by David Shoemaker. September 3, 1974 7.2 Correspondence, Notes re: the concept of hydrosmoelectric power. 1972, 1974-1976 7.3 Non-Shoemaker Publications re: the concept of hydrosmoelectric power and related ideas. 1973-1976 2.008 Scholarly Manuscripts, Laboratory Notebooks and Research Interests 1974-1979 4 folders 8.1 Research Notebook: "Mn5Si2 Vol. III." Notes by Clara Shoemaker. Oregon State University. 1974-1975 8.2 Research Notebook: "R; Chemistry." Notes by Clara Shoemaker. Oregon State University. 1976-1977 8.3 Assorted Notes re: transition metals and hydrogen 1976-1979

These materials date to David and Clara Shoemaker's 1978-1979 sabbatical at the University of Geneva.

8.4 Research Notebook: "Cyber I." Notes by Clara Shoemaker. Oregon State University. 1977 2.009 Scholarly Manuscripts, Laboratory Notebooks and Research Interests 1977-1980 8 folders 9.1 Research Notebook: "Cyber II." Notes by Clara Shoemaker. Oregon State University. 1977 9.2 Research Notebook: "Cyber III." Notes by Clara Shoemaker. Oregon State University. 1977-1979 9.3 Research Notebook: "I phase; β-Mn; Book 16." Notes by Clara Shoemaker. Oregon State University 1977-1980 9.4 Notes and Non-Shoemaker reprints re: atomic sites and hydrogen absorption in AxBy Friauf-Laves phases. 1978-1979

These materials date to David and Clara Shoemaker's 1978-1979 sabbatical at the University of Geneva.

9.5 Manuscript Notes: "Fourier Transforms, Foldings and Delta Functions - Some Applications to Crystallography." Lecture by David Shoemaker, Kemisk Insitut, Aarhus Universitet, Denmark. June 12, 1979 9.6 Manuscript Notes: "Electrostatic Energy of Discrete Charges and Multipoles." Lecture by David Shoemaker, Kemisk Insitut, Aarhus Universitet, Denmark. June 14, 1979 9.7 Manuscript Notes: "Alloy Hydrides." Lecture by David Shoemaker, Kemisk Insitut, Aarhus Universitet, Denmark. June 21, 1979 9.8 Manuscript Notes: "Superionic Conductivity." Lecture by David Shoemaker, Kemisk Insitut, Aarhus Universitet, Denmark. June 26, 1979

Includes notes and correspondence by David Shoemaker re: "Pillbox modification function."

2.010 Scholarly Manuscripts, Laboratory Notebooks and Research Interests 1979-1983 7 folders 10.1 Research Notebook: "Cyber IV." Notes by Clara Shoemaker. Oregon State University. 1979-1983 10.2 Notes, Visual Aids: "Why are Metal Hydrides (and Alloy Hydrides) Becoming Increasingly Interesting?" Lecture by David Shoemaker. 1970s 10.3 Abstracts, Correspondence, Program: "Neutron Diffraction Study Investigation of the Mn23Y6 Deuterides" and "Neutron Diffraction Studies of the Cubic ZrCr2Dx(Hx) Phases," presentations by David and Clara Shoemaker. International Symposium on the Properties and Applications of Metal Hydrides, Colorado Springs, Colorado. April 7-11, 1980 10.4 Manuscript, Correspondence, Notes, Background Materials: "Mt. St. Helens Volcanic Ash," by W. H. Slabaugh. 1980

Clara Shoemaker performed a crystallographic analysis of Mt. St. Helens ash for use in Slabaugh's manuscript.

10.5 Research Notebook: "P-phase; P phase powder data; Book 5. Contains 1980 (1981) stuff from OSU." Notes by Clara Shoemaker. Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Oregon State University 1980-1981 10.6 Manuscript Notes: "Research Proposition - Asymmetric Synthesis," by David Shoemaker. October - November 1981 10.7 Manuscript Notes: "The 'Exclusion Rule' in C15 Hydrides and the Configurational Entropy," by David Shoemaker. May 1982 2.011 Scholarly Manuscripts, Laboratory Notebooks and Research Interests 1985, undated 3 folders 11.1 Research Notebook: "Shoemaker/McAfee; (MoO3)3 • 18 • CR - 6 • 1.5 H2O." Notes by Clara Shoemaker. Oregon State University. 1985 11.2 X-ray Crystallographic Photographs: various forms of Cyclooctatetraenecarboxylic Acid. undated 11.3 Assorted Research Notes by David and Clara Shoemaker. 3 Publications 1943-1994 2 boxes 3.001 Publications by David and Clara Shoemaker 1947-1994 71 folders

The bulk of David and Clara Shoemaker's scientific publications are available in this series, including many of the thirty-eight papers that the couple published jointly.

1.1 A Capillary-Type Viscometer: For Use with Solutions Containing Volatile Solvents, with Application to Measurements of Viscosities of Nitrocelluloses. Analytical Chemistry, Vol. 19. [David P. Shoemaker, Earl Hoerger, Richard M. Noyes and Robert H. Blaker] 1947 1.2 Study of the Berthelot Method for Determining the Tensile Strength of a Liquid. The Journal of Chemical Physics, Vol. 16, No. 5 [David P. Shoemaker, Arthur F. Scott, K. Nolen Tanner and James G. Wendel] May 1948 1.3 A Method for Calculating the Energy of a Bloch Wave in a Metal. Physica, Vol. 14, No. 1-2 [David P. Shoemaker] April 1949 1.4 The Crystal Structure of L8-Threonine. Journal of the American Chemical Society, [David P. Shoemaker, Jerry Donohue, Verner Schomaker and Robert B. Corey] 1950 1.5 The Crystal Structure of a Sigma Phase, FeCr. Journal of the American Chemical Society, [David P. Shoemaker and Bror Gunnar Bergman] 1950 1.6 The Space Group of the σ-FeCr Crystal Structure. The Journal of Chemical Physics, Vol. 19, No. 4 [David P. Shoemaker and Gunnar Bergman] April 1951 1.7 Interatomic Distances and Atomic Valences in NaZn13. Acta Crystallographica, Vol. 5, Part 5 [David P. Shoemaker, Richard E. Marsh, Fred J. Ewing and Linus Pauling] September 1952 1.8 The Crystal Structure of NaPb. Acta Crystallographica, Vol. 6, Part 2 [David P. Shoemaker and Richard E. Marsh] February 1953 1.9 The Crystal Structure of DL-Serine. Acta Crystallographica, Vol. 6, Part 3 [David P. Shoemaker, Robert E. Barieau, Jerry Donohue and Chia-Si Lu] March 1953 1.10 A Systematic Method for Calculating Volumes of Polyhedra Corresponding to Brillouin Zones. Acta Crystallographica, Vol. 7, Part 3 [David P. Shoemaker and T. C. Haung] March 1954 1.11 On the Structure of the Heteropoly Anion in Ammonium 9-Molybdomanganate, (NH4)6MnMo9O32.8H2O. Acta Crystallographica, Vol. 7, Part 5 [David P. Shoemaker, John L. T. Waugh and Linus Pauling] May 1954 1.12 The Determination of the Crystal Structure of the σ Phase in the Iron-Chromium and Iron-Molybdenum Systems. Acta Crystallographica, Vol. 7, Part 12 [David P. Shoemaker and Gunnar Bergman] December 1954 1.13 On the Dubious Existence of a Second Na4Pb Phase (Na31Pb8). Journal of the American Chemical Society, [David P. Shoemaker, Norman E. Weston and Jørgen Rathlev] 1955 1.14 A Variation on the σ-Phase Structure: The Crystal Structure of the P Phase, Mo-Ni-Cr. Acta Crystallographica, Vol. 8, Part 11 [David P. Shoemaker and Clara Brink] November 1955 1.15 X-Ray Crystallographic Data for Metal Cyclopentadienyl Carbonyl Compounds. Sonderdruck aus Naturwissenschaften, [David P. Shoemaker and Frank C. Wilson] 1956 1.16 Symposium on Structure and Properties of Heteropoly Anions. American Chemical Society. [David P. Shoemaker, et al.] September 1956 1.17 The Crystal Structure of the P Phase, Mo-Ni-Cr. II. Refinement of Parameters and Discussion of Atomic Coordination. Acta Crystallographica, Vol. 10, Part. 1 [David P. Shoemaker, Clara Brink Shoemaker and Frank C. Wilson] January 1957 1.18 A Further Comment on Na8Pb31. Journal of Physical Chemistry, [David P. Shoemaker and Norman E. Weston] 1957 1.19 Molecular Structure of bis-[Cyclopentadienyl Molybdenum Tricarbonyl]. The Journal of Chemical Physics, Vol. 27, No. 3 [David P. Shoemaker, Clara Brink Shoemaker and Frank C. Wilson] September 1957 1.20 Barrier to Rotation about the Metal-Cyclopentadienyl Bond. The Journal of Chemical Physics, Vol. 31, No. 5 [David P. Shoemaker, J. S. Waugh, J. H. Loehlin and F. A. Cotton] November 1959 1.21 X-Ray Diffraction Studies of the δ Phase, Mo-Ni. Acta Crystallographica, Vol. 13, Part 8 [David P. Shoemaker, Clara B. Shoemaker and Alwyn H. Fox] August 1960 1.22 The Crystal Structure of the R Phase, Mo-Co-Cr. Acta Crystallographica, Vol. 13, Part 8 [David P. Shoemaker, Yukitomo Komura and William G. Sly] August 1960 1.23 Computer Programming Strategy for Crystallographic Fourier Synthesis: Program MIFR1. Acta Crystallographica, Vol. 14, Part 5 [David P. Shoemaker and William G. Sly] May 1961 1.24 The Crystal Structure of the δ Phase, Mo-Ni. Acta Crystallographica, Vol. 16, Part 10 [David P. Shoemaker and Clara Brink Shoemaker] October 1963 1.25 Interatomic Distances and Atomic Radii in Intermetallic Compounds of Transition Elements. Transactions of The Metallurgical Society of AIME, Vol. 230 [David P. Shoemaker and Clara B. Shoemaker] April 1964 1.26 Low-Energy Electron Diffraction Study of Vacuum-Cleaved (110) Cadmium Telluride. Surface Science, [David P. Shoemaker and L. G. Feinstein] 1965 1.27 Structural Influence on Cracking Catalyst Activity and Selectivity. Proceedings of the Third International Congress on Catalysis, [David P. Shoemaker, C. E. Adams and C. N. Kimberlin Jr.] 1965 1.28 Neutron Diffraction Studies of the Order of the Atoms in the P Phase and the R Phase. Acta Crystallographica, Vol. 18, Part 1 [David P. Shoemaker, Clara B. Shoemaker and John Mellor] January 1965 1.29 A Ternary Alloy with PbCI2-type Structure: TiNiSi(E). Acta Crystallographica, Vol. 18, Part 5 [David P. Shoemaker and Clara Brink Shoemaker] May 1965 1.30 The Crystal Structure of Cyclooctatetraenecarboxylic Acid. Journal of the American Chemical Society, [David P. Shoemaker, Hubert Kindler, William G. Sly and Ramesh C. Srivastava] 1965 1.31 The Structure of Bromine Sorption Complex in Synthetic Zeolite Sodium-A. Zeitschrift für Kristallographie, [David P. Shoemaker and L. G. Feinstein] 1967 1.32 Polarized Neutron Diffraction Study of Ordered Vfe. J. Phys. Chem. Solids, Vol. 29 [David P. Shoemaker and W. M. Meier] 1966 1.33 The Crystal Structures of Hydrated and Dehydrated Synthetic Zeolites with Faujasite Aluminosilicate Frameworks. I. The Dehydrated Sodium, Potassium, and Silver Forms. Journal of Physical Chemistry, [David P. Shoemaker, G. R. Eulenberger and J. G. Keil] 1967 1.34 On the Structure of the I Phase (V-Ni-Si) and the S Phase (Mn-Co-Si). Transactions of the Metallurgical Society of AIME, Vol. 239 [David P. Shoemaker and Clara Brink Shoemaker] January 1967 1.35 The Crystal Structure of the M Phase, Nb-Ni-Al. Acta Crystallographica, Vol. 23, Part 2 [David P. Shoemaker and Clara Brink Shoemaker] August 1967 1.36 The Structures of Zeolite Sorption Complexes. I. The Structures of Dehydrated Zeolite 5A and its Iodine Sorption Complex. Acta Crystallographica, Vol. 22, Part 2 [David P. Shoemaker and Karl Seff] February 1967 1.37 Sigma-Phase-Related Transition-Metal Structures with Tetrahedral Interstices. Structural Chemistry and Molecular Biology: A Volume Dedicated to Linus Pauling by his Students, Colleagues and Friends, [David P. Shoemaker and Clara Brink Shoemaker] 1968 1.38 Optimization of Counting Times in Computer-Controlled X-Ray and Neutron Single-Crystal Diffractometry. Acta Crystallographica, Vol. A 24, Part 1 [David P. Shoemaker] January 1968 1.39 On Refinement of the Crystal Orientation Matrix and Lattice Constants with Diffractometer Data. Acta Crystallographica, Vol. A 26, Part 6 [David P. Shoemaker and Gérard Bassi] January 1970 1.40 On Refinement of the Crystal Orientation Matrix and Lattice Constants with Diffractometer Data. II. Journal of Applied Crystallography, Vol. 3, Part 5 [David P. Shoemaker] June 1970 1.41 The Conformation and Absolute Configuration of (--)-trans-Cyclooctene. Journal of the American Chemical Society, [David P. Shoemaker, Philip C. Manor and Alan S. Parkes] 1970 1.42 Tetraedrisch Dicht Gepackte Strukturen von Legierungen der Übergangsmetalle. Monatshefte für Chemie, [David P. Shoemaker and Clara Brink Shoemaker] 1971 1.43 On Structures of Transition-Metal Phases with Approximately 30 At. Pct Si. Metallurgical Transactions, Vol. 2 [David P. Shoemaker and Clara Brink Shoemaker] August 1971 1.44 The Crystal Structure of the v Phase, Mn81.5Si18.5. Acta Crystallographica, Vol. B 27 [David P. Shoemaker and Clara Brink Shoemaker] January 1971 1.45 The Crystal Structure of NbCoB. Acta Crystallographica, Vol. B 27, Part 2 [David P. Shoemaker, Clara B. Shoemaker, P. I. Krypyakevich, Yu. B.Kuz'ma and Yu. V. Voroshilov] February 1971 1.46 The Dirac Delta Function and the Density of States of Several Systems. Journal of Chemical Education, Vol. 49 [David P. Shoemaker] September 1972 1.47 The Crystal Structure of the X Phase (Mn, Co, Si). Acta Crystallographica, Vol. 28, Part 4 [David P. Shoemaker, Phillip C. Manor and Clara B. Shoemaker] April 1972 1.48 Synthesis and Crystal Structure of Zeolite Rho- A New Zeolite Related to Linde Type A. Advances in Chemistry Series, No. 121 [David P. Shoemaker, Harry E. Robson, Roberta A. Ogilvie and Philip C. Manor] 1973 1.49 Relationships Between Structures Derived from Complex Halogenides R2MX3. Zeitschrift für Kristallographie, [Clara Brink Shoemaker] 1973 1.50 Well-Behaved Crystal Structure Determinations. Critical Evaluation of Chemical and Physical Structural Information, [David P. Shoemaker] 1974 1.51 Zeolite "Rho" and the Sigma Transformation. ACA Abstracts, [David P. Shoemaker, H. E. Robson, L. Broussard, R. A. Ogilvie and P. C. Manor] Spring 1974 1.52 Crystal Data for Mn5Si2. J. of Appl. Crystallography, Vol. 8, Part 1 [J. P. Sénateur, R. Fruchart and Clara Brink Shoemaker] February 1975 1.53 Book Reviews: Anomalous Scattering. Ferroelectrics, Vol. 14 [David P. Shoemaker] 1976 1.54 The Crystal Structure and Superstructure of the K Phase, Mn77Fe4Si19. Acta Crystallographica, [David P. Shoemaker and Clara Brink Shoemaker] 1977 1.55 Refinement of the Structure of β-Manganese and of a Related Phase in the Mn-Ni-Si System. Acta Crystallographica, [David P. Shoemaker and Clara Brink Shoemaker] 1978 1.56 Refinement of an R Phase, Mn85.5Si14.5. Acta Crystallographica, [David P. Shoemaker and Clara Brink Shoemaker] 1978 1.57 Concerning Atomic Sites and Capacities for Hydrogen Absorption in the AB2 Friauf-Laves Phases. Journal of the Less-Common Metals, [David P. Shoemaker and Clara Brink Shoemaker] 1979

Includes correspondence regarding the publication of this paper as well as the scientific conclusions that it reaches.

1.58 Short Communications: A Comment on Structural Relationships Among Tris(ethylenediamine) Complexes M(en)3Xm. Acta Crystallographica, [David P. Shoemaker and Clara Brink Shoemaker] 1980 1.59 Color of Jupiter's Spot. Chemical & Engineering News, [David P. Shoemaker] October 29, 1981 1.60 Structure of (+)-Methyl 7,7-Ethylenedioxy-cis-4a,5,6,7,8, 8a-Hexahydro-4a-coumarincarboxylate, C13H16O6, and the Configuration of the 1,3-Dioxolane Ring. Acta Crystallographica, [David P. Shoemaker, Clara B. Shoemaker, Sara L. Barkowski, Richard J. French and M. Rahim Kazerouni] 1983 1.61 Chapter 3: The U.S.A. National Committee for Crystallography. Crystallography in North America. National Committee for Crystallography. American Crystallographic Association, [David P. Shoemaker] 1983 1.62 Chapter 7: The Shoemaker Research Group at MIT, 1951-1970. Crystallography in North America. American Crystallographic Association, [David P. Shoemaker] 1983 1.63 Structure of a New Modification of Bromobis(N,N-diethyldithiocarbamato)iron(II), Fe[S2CN(C2H5)2]2Br. Acta Crystallographica, [Clara B. Shoemaker, S. Decurtins, H. H. Wickman] 1983 1.64 The Structure of a New Magnetic Phase Related to the Sigma Phase: Iron Neodymium Boride Nd2Fe14B. Acta Crystallographica, [David P. Shoemaker and Shoemaker, Clara Brink] 1984 1.65 Structure of Diaquaoxodiperoxomolybdenum(VI)-1, 4,7,10,13,16-Hexaoxacyclooctadecane (18-Crown-6) Monohydrate, [MoO(O2)2(H2O)2.C12H24O6.H2O. Acta Crystallographica, [David P. Shoemaker, Clara B. Shoemaker, Lyle V. McAfee and Carroll W. DeKock] 1985 1.66 Structure of Hydronium-1,4,7,10,13,16-Hexaoxacyclooctadecane (18-Crown-6)-Hexamolybdate(VI) (2/2/1). Acta Crystallographica, [David P. Shoemaker, Clara B. Shoemaker, Lyle V. McAfee and Carroll W. DeKock] 1986 1.67 Concerning the Relative numbers of Atomic Coordination Types in Tetrahedrally Close Packed Metal Structures. Acta Crystallographica, Vol. B 42 [David P. Shoemaker and Clara Brink. Shoemaker] 1986 1.68 Structure of µ-MnAl4, a Crystalline Phase with Composition Close to that of Quasicrystalline Phases. Physical Review, Vol. 38, No. 12 [Clara Brink Shoemaker] October 1988 1.69 On the Relationship Between µ-MnAl4.12 and the Decagonal Mn-Al Phase. Philosophical Magazine B, Vol. 67, No. 6 [Clara Brink Shoemaker] 1993 1.70 Three-Dimensional Model of Structural Transformation from Icosahedral to Hexagonal Structure (µAl4Mn). Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids, [Clara B. Shoemaker and A. Le Lann] 1993 1.71 Structural Relationships Between Crystalline Approximant Phases and the Decagonal Mn-Al Phase. Materials Science Forum, Vols. 150-151 [Clara B. Shoemaker] 1994 3.002 Non-Shoemaker Publications and Reprints 1929, 1943, 1951-1978 3 folders 2.1 Non-Shoemaker Reprints re: electron polarization 1929, 1943, 1963-1970 2.2 Non-Shoemaker Reprints 1951-1969 2.3 Non-Shoemaker Reprints 1970-1978 4 Undergraduate Instruction and Graduate Supervision 1952-1982 29 boxes

Series 4 contains close documentation of David Shoemaker's contributions to a three-course lecture survey on X-ray science, offered in the late 1970s by the Oregon State University chemistry department. David and Clara Shoemaker's supervision and mentorship of graduate students at both OSU and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are likewise represented by the large collection of their students' research notebooks, masters theses and doctoral dissertations arranged within the series.

4.001 Lecture Notes and Assorted Materials re: "Machine Sources of X-Rays," General Science 461, taught by David Shoemaker, Oregon State University 1975-1979 18 folders 1.1 Lecture Manuscripts and Typescripts: "Basic X-Ray Circuit," GS 461, class taught by David Shoemaker, Oregon State University 1975-1978 1.2 Lecture Manuscripts and Typescripts: "Basic X-Ray Machine Circuit," GS 461, class taught by David Shoemaker, Oregon State University 1975-1978 1.3 Lecture Manuscripts and Typescripts: "Biological Effects of Radiation," GS 461, class taught by David Shoemaker, Oregon State University 1975-1978 1.4 Lecture Manuscripts and Typescripts: "Fluoroscopy," GS 461, class taught by David Shoemaker, Oregon State University 1975-1978 1.5 Lecture Manuscripts and Typescripts: "Fundamental Atomic Structure," GS 461, class taught by David Shoemaker, Oregon State University 1975-1978 1.6 Lecture Manuscripts and Typescripts: "History and Properties of X-Rays," GS 461, class taught by David Shoemaker, Oregon State University 1975-1978 1.7 Lecture Manuscripts and Typescripts: "History of Radiation Protection," GS 461, class taught by David Shoemaker, Oregon State University 1975-1978 1.8 Lecture Manuscripts and Typescripts: "Megavoltage Machine Sources of X-Rays," GS 461, class taught by David Shoemaker, Oregon State University 1975-1978 1.9 Lecture Manuscripts and Typescripts: "Polyphase and Special Purpose X-Ray Systems," GS 461, class taught by David Shoemaker, Oregon State University 1975-1978 1.10 Lecture Manuscripts and Typescripts: "Radiation Protection Guide," GS 461, class taught by David Shoemaker, Oregon State University 1975-1978 1.11 Lecture Manuscripts and Typescripts: "Radiation Quantities and Units," GS 461, class taught by David Shoemaker, Oregon State University 1975-1978 1.12 Lecture Manuscripts and Typescripts: "Rectification," GS 461, class taught by David Shoemaker, Oregon State University 1975-1978 1.13 Lecture Manuscripts and Typescripts: "Transformers," GS 461, class taught by David Shoemaker, Oregon State University 1975-1978 1.14 Lecture Manuscripts and Typescripts: "X-Ray Equipment in Industry," GS 461, class taught by David Shoemaker, Oregon State University 1975 1.15 Lecture Manuscripts and Typescripts: "X-Ray Production," GS 461, class taught by David Shoemaker, Oregon State University 1975-1978 1.16 Lecture Manuscripts and Typescripts: "X-Ray Timers," GS 461, class taught by David Shoemaker, Oregon State University 1975-1978 1.17 Lecture Manuscripts and Typescripts: "X-Ray Tubes," GS 461, class taught by David Shoemaker, Oregon State University 1975-1978 1.18 Laboratory Assignments: GS 461, class taught by David Shoemaker, Oregon State University 1975-1978 4.002 Assorted Materials re: "X-Ray Science," General Science courses 461, 462 and 463, Oregon State University 1973, 1976, 1978-1979, 1982 5 folders 2.1 Correspondence, Administrative Records re: "X-Ray Science" course series, Oregon State University 1973, 1976, 1978-1979, 1982 2.2 Materials re: library reference books for use by students in GS 461-463 1975-1976, 1980-1981 2.3 Materials re: facilities and laboratory rules for students in GS 461-463 1969 2.4 Typescripts: lectures and laboratory assignments for use in GS 462, "X-Ray Measurements," taught by John P. Kelley, Oregon State University 1970s 2.5 Assorted Materials re: laboratory assignments, GS 461-463 1970s 4.003 Theses Supervised by David Shoemaker, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Authors C - K) 6 folders 3.1 Chandross, Ronald Jay. (1960) "An X-ray and neutron diffraction study of the magnetic properties of the alloy VFe." Ph. D. thesis. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 3.2 Frech, Roger E. (1963) "Low temperature x-ray diffraction with Buerger precession camera." Bachelor's Thesis. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 3.3 Greenough, R. Clive. (1953) "Unit cell and space group of titanicinium dibromide." Bachelor's Thesis. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 3.4 Hopps, John H., Jr. (1960) "Optical and magnetic studies of the 9-heteropoly molybdates of Mn(IV) and Ni(IV)." Masters thesis. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 3.5 Keil, John George. (1968) "Leed surface studies of II-VI semiconductor compounds." PhD Thesis. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 3.6 Klarreich, Paul S. (1961) "The synthesis, crystallization, and x-ray diffraction of cesium tetrachloroborate." Bachelor's Thesis. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 4.004 Theses Supervised by David Shoemaker, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Authors: M) 6 folders 4.1 Manor, Philip Craig. (1971) "The crystal structure of X-phase (Mn, Co, Si) and the crystal and molecular structure of trans-dichloro[(-)trans-cyclooctene][(+)-α-methyl benzyl-amine]platinum(II)." PhD Thesis. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 4.2 Margulis, Thomas N. (1959) "The crystal structure of thallium cyclopentadienide." Bachelor's Thesis. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 4.3 Martins, Joseph F. (1961) "Studies of ammonium 9-molybdomanganate and ammonium 11-tungstomanganate." Bachelor's Thesis. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 4.4 Mellor, John. (1962) "The crystal structures of zinc cyanide and cadmium cyanide." Ph. D. thesis. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 4.5 Metzger, Paul Hugh. (1958) "On the absolute optical configuration and crystal structure of ammonium-9-molybdomanganate hexahydrate." Masters thesis. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 4.6 Moomaw, Willem Renken. (1965) "Studies of electrical conductivity of liquid benzene and solutions of iodine in benzene." PhD Thesis. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 4.005 Theses Supervised by David Shoemaker, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Authors O - T) 6 folders 5.1 Ogilvie, Roberta Ann. (1971) "The crystal and molecular structures of 1,8-diphenylnaphthalene; The crystal structures of barium dicadmium hexachloride pentahydrate and a new synthetic zeolite." PhD Thesis. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 5.2 Ryba, Earle R. (1956) "Studies of the heteropoly complexes of molybdenum and tungsten." Bachelor's Thesis. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 5.3 Rykowski, John J. (1965) "Single crystal studies at low temperatures." Bachelor's Thesis. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 5.4 Taylor, Max Alan. (1969) "A low-energy electron diffraction study of cleaved zinc surfaces." PhD Thesis. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 5.5 Weston, Norman Ernest. (1957) "Structural studies of the sodium-lead system." Ph. D. thesis. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 5.6 Materials re: computer time allotment, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1957-1962 4.006 Shoemaker Graduate Students: Research Notebooks (Chandrasekaran) 1961 1 folder 6.1 K. S. Chandrasekaran. "Chandrasekaran." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1961 4.007 Shoemaker Graduate Students: Research Notebooks (Chandross) 1957-1960 5 folders 7.1 Ronald Chandross. "Chandross 1; TiFe and VFe." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1959-1960 7.2 Ronald Chandross. "Chandross 2; FeV and TiV." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1960 7.3 Ronald Chandross. "Chandross; DSR 7738." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1957-1958 7.4 Ronald Chandross. "Ronald Chandross." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1957 7.5 Ronald Chandross. "Chandross; Thesis." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1957 4.008 Shoemaker Graduate Students: Research Notebooks (Feinstein) 1961 2 folders 8.1 Leonard G. Feinstein. "Feinstein 1; DSR 7998; FeV, Ti3O, TiF, TiCo." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1961 8.2 Leonard Feinstein. "Feinstein 2; VFe." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. undated 4.009 Shoemaker Graduate Students: Research Notebooks (Greenough) 1952-1953 1 folder 9.1 R. Clive Greenough. "Greenough; Titanium Dibromide." Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1952-1953 4.010 Shoemaker Graduate Students: Research Notebooks (Hopkins) 1970-1975 5 folders 10.1 Ted E. Hopkins. "Vol. I; Syntex Data I; Chemistry." Oregon State University. 1971-1972 10.2 Ted E. Hopkins. "Vol. II; Syntex Data II; Dept. of Chemistry." Oregon State University. 1972-1975 10.3 Ted E. Hopkins. "Vol. III; Research III; Chemistry." Oregon State University. 1973-1974 10.4 Ted E. Hopkins. "Vol. IV; Research IV; Chemistry." Oregon State University. 1974-1975 10.5 Ted E. Hopkins. "Trouble and Alignment; Syntex; Diffractometer Log for Syntex Machine; A record of service, maintenance and trouble shooting; Water cooler, also Tubes." Oregon State University. 1970-1974 4.011 Shoemaker Graduate Students: Research Notebooks (Hopps) 1959 1 folder 11.1 John H. Hopps, Jr. "Hopps; Thesis." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1959 4.012 Shoemaker Graduate Students: Research Notebooks (Kindler) 1960 4 folders 12.1 Kindler. [?] "CaCoT 1:2; Intensities 0kl through 5kl; Calcium cyclooctatchaene 1:2 dicarboxyl acid." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1960 12.2 Kindler. [?] "CaCoT 1:2 II; 0kl - 5kl." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. undated 12.3 Kindler. [?] "CaCoT 1:2 III; h0l - h2l; h3l, h4l." Massachusetts Insitut of Technology. undated 12.4 Kindler. [?] "CaCoT 1:2 IV; Intensities h0l, h1l, h2l; h3l, h4l." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. undated 4.013 Shoemaker Graduate Students: Research Notebooks (Klarreich) 1960-1961 1 folder 13.1 Paul Klarreich. "Klarreich; Thesis." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1960-1961 4.014 Shoemaker Graduate Students: Research Notebooks (Komura) 1955-1960 5 folders 14.1 Yukitomo Komura. "Komura I; Postdoc later Prof at Hiroshima; X-ray crystallography research for R-phase (Mo-Co-Cr); Preliminary stage of analysis (cell dimension, z, space group)." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1955-1956 14.2 Yukitomo Komura. "Komura II; R-phase." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1956 14.3 Yukitomo Komura. "Komura IIIa; R-phase." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1956-1957 14.4 Yukitomo Komura. "Komura IIIb; R-phase; End of least-squares refinement of distances without aid of F data." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1957-1960 14.5 Yukitomo Komura. "Komura IV; R-phase." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1956 4.015 Shoemaker Graduate Students: Research Notebooks (Komura) 1956-1957 3 folders 15.1 Yukitomo Komura. "Komura V; R-phase; Intensity." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1956-1957 15.2 Yukitomo Komura. "Komura VI; R-phase; Intensity." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1957 15.3 Yukitomo Komura. "Komura VII; R-phase." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1957 4.016 Shoemaker Graduate Students: Research Notebooks (Margulis) 1958 1 folder 16.1 Thomas N. Margulis. "Margulis; Chemistry - TlC5H5." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1958 4.017 Shoemaker Graduate Students: Research Notebooks (Martins) 1960-1961 1 folder 17.1 Joseph F. Martins. "Martins; Thesis." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1960-1961 4.018 Shoemaker Graduate Students: Research Notebooks (Meier) 1960-1961 1 folder 18.1 Walter M. Meier. "Walter M. Meier; Research; Postdoc later Prof at Zürich ETH." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1960-1961 4.019 Shoemaker Graduate Students: Research Notebooks (Mellor) 1958-1962 5 folders 19.1 John Mellor. "Mellor; DSR #7998; Research Advisor - Prof. Shoemaker." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1958-1960 19.2 John Mellor. "Mellor 1; Alloy Studies; Crystallography Lab 2-125." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1960 19.3 John Mellor. "Mellor 2; DSR 7998; Thesis research." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1960-1961 19.4 John Mellor. "Mellor 3; Thesis: Cadmium cyanide." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1961-1962 19.5 John Mellor. "Mellor 4; Thesis; Low Temperature Ln(CN)2 Neutron Diffraction Studies." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1962 4.020 Shoemaker Graduate Students: Research Notebooks (Mellor) 1960-1970 3 folders 20.1 John Mellor. "Mellor; DSR 7998; VFe Alloy." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1960-1961 20.2 John Mellor. "Alloy studies; Book 2." Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1960-1970 20.3 John Mellor. "Mellor; Thesis Book #3." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1961-1962 4.021 Shoemaker Graduate Students: Research Notebooks (Metzger) 1957 2 folders 21.1 Paul H. Metzger. "R-phase; powder data for R-phase; Mo-Co-Cr; Book 6." Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1957 21.2 Paul Metzger. "R-phase; Indexing of powder photo; CrKα; Deduction of Precision Lattice Constants; Book 7." Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1957 4.022 Shoemaker Graduate Students: Research Notebooks (Pearson) 1954 1 folder 22.1 A. D. Pearson. "Pearson; The delta phase; Mo-Ni System." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1954 4.023 Shoemaker Graduate Students: Research Notebooks (Rathler) 1953 1 folder 23.1 J. Rathler. "Rathler; Na4Pb; Mo2(CO)5(CH)10. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1953 4.024 Shoemaker Graduate Students: Research Notebooks (Ryba) 1955-1956 1 folder 24.1 Earle Ryba. "Ryba; Mo and W Heteropoly Complexes (Structures)." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1955-1956 4.025 Shoemaker Graduate Students: Research Notebooks (Sly) 1958, 1973 3 folders 25.1 W. G. Sly. "W. G. Sly; R-phase; Chemistry 2-125; Ext 550; Postdoc worked with Komura; Later Prof at Harvey Mudd College." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1958 25.2 W. Sly. "Sly; 704 Log Book." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1958 25.3 W. Sly. "Sly 2; Fe+ --- SCN-." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1973 4.026 Shoemaker Graduate Students: Research Notebooks (Weston) 1953-1957 8 folders 26.1 Norman E. Weston. "Weston 1; Na-Pb alloy system." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1953-1955 26.2 Norman E. Weston. "Weston 2; Na-Pb alloy system." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1955-1956 26.3 Norman E. Weston. "Weston 1; Book 1." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1954-1955 26.4 Norman E. Weston. "Weston 2." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1955-1956 26.5 Norman E. Weston. "Weston 3; Thesis." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1956 26.6 Norman E. Weston. "Weston 4; NaPb; Sodium-lead alloy system." Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1957 26.7 Norman E. Weston. "Weston 5; Sodium-lead alloy system." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1957 26.8 Norman E. Weston. "Weston 6; Sodium-lead alloy system." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1957 4.027 Shoemaker Graduate Students: Research Notebooks (Wickman) 1973 1 folder 27.1 H. H. Wickman. "Wickman; G. Chapp; W. Sly; Book 1." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1973 4.028 Shoemaker Graduate Students: Research Notebooks (Wilson) 1954-1958 4 folders 28.1 Frank C. Wilson. "Wilson 1; (CH)6-W-(CO)6-W-(CH5)." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 1954 28.2 Frank C. Wilson. "Wilson 2; Cp2Mo2(CO)6." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. undated 28.3 Frank C. Wilson. "Wilson 3; Cp2Mo2(CO)6." Massachusetts Institute of Technology. undated 28.4 Frank C. Wilson. "MoNi delta-phase; Book 13."Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1954-1958 4.029 Shoemaker Graduate Students: Research Notebooks (Yindepit) 1977 2 folders 29.1 Somrat Yindepit. "Yindepit; Summer Research; Book 1." Oregon State University. 1977 29.2 Somrat Yindepit. "Yindepit; Winter and Fall Research; Book 2; X-ray." Oregon State University. 1977 5 Photographs and Biographical Materials 1947, 1972-1985, 2000 3 boxes

This small series contains a handful of photographs - including a set of images dating to a Conference on Current Problems of Physics, hosted by Niels Bohr and colleagues in 1947 - and biographical materials, including monthly calendars kept by David Shoemaker during his tenure as chair of the Oregon State University chemistry department.

5.001 Photographs 1947, 1972, 1976-1978 5 folders 1.1 Photographs Series: Group photo and informal snapshots from the Conference on Current Problems of Physics. Copenhagen, Denmark. September 1947

Series of nine images. Individuals depicted include David Shoemaker and Niels Bohr.

1.2 Photograph: David Shoemaker and Max Williams, Assistant Chair of the Oregon State University Chemistry Department, posing together in an office. Gilbert Hall. 1972 1.3 Group Photograph: Department Chairmen, College of Science, Oregon State University June 29, 1976

Individuals depicted include Ernst J. Dornfeld, James R. Brown, Paul R. Elliker, Theran D. Parsons, Robert W. Krauss, Lyle D. Calvin, Robert A. Short, Larry Schecter, Thomas C. Moore, David P. Shoemaker, Olaf A. Boedtker, Richard M. Highsmith, Robert W. Newburgh, David L. Willis, Harold E. Enlows, E. Wendell Hewson, W. Lawrence Gates and John D. Lattin.

1.4 Photograph: Clara Shoemaker examining a model of the K Phase, Mn77Fe4Si19 1977 1.5 Photograph: David Shoemaker, Linus Pauling and F. Sherwood Rowland, seated together in Shoemaker's office, Oregon State University 1978 5.002 Curricula Vitae and Biographical Abstracts 1979-1985, 2000 2 folders 2.1 Curriculum Vitae and Biographical Abstracts: David Powell Shoemaker 1979-1985, undated 2.2 Curriculum Vitae and Biographical Abstracts: Clara Brink Shoemaker 2000, undated 5.003 Monthly Calendars Kept by David Shoemaker 1972-1982 9 folders 3.1 Monthly Calendar: 1972 3.2 Monthly Calendar: 1973-1974 3.3 Monthly Calendar: 1974 3.4 Monthly Calendar: 1975 3.5 Monthly Calendar: 1976 3.6 Monthly Calendar: 1977 3.7 Monthly Calendar: 1977-1978 3.8 Monthly Calendar: 1979-1980 3.9 Monthly Calendar: 1981 3.10 Monthly Calendar: 1982 6 Artifacts 1950s, 1977 undated

An apparatus for storing and analyzing Beevers-Lipson strips, a large model of the K Phase 77Fe4Si19 and smaller models of assorted zeolite structures comprise the Artifacts series.

6.001 Collection of Beevers-Lipson strips for Fourier Summation 1950s Two wooden boxes - one containing sine strips and another containing cosine strips - and one wooden apparatus for analyzing the strips. 6.002 Model of the crystal structure of the K Phase Mn77Fe4Si19, constructed by Clara Shoemaker, David Shoemaker and Ted Hopkins 1977

Accompanying model are two posters used in conjunction with a poster demonstration of the structure.

6.003 Models of assorted zeolite structures, constructed by Clara Shoemaker undated 9 models 7 Shoemaker Personal Library 1905-1994 266 books

Texts on advanced mathematics, physics and chemistry form the heart of the Shoemaker Personal Library.

QD453.2 .A3 1979 Adamson, Arthur W. A textbook of physical chemistry 1979 PN147 .A3 1951 Addison-Wesley Press, pub. A guide for authors 1951 QD911 .I58 1969 Ahmed, F. R., S.R. Hall and C.P. Huber, eds. Crystallographic computing; proceedings of an International Summer School organized by The Commission on Crystallographic Computing of the International Union of Crystallography and held in Ottawa, 4-11 August 1969 1969 Ahmed, F. R., K. Huml and B. Sedláček, eds. Crystallographic computing techniques : proceedings of an International Summer School organized by the Commission on Crystallographic Computing of the International Union of Crystallography and held in Prague, Czechoslovakia, 28 July to 5 August 1975 QA191.A5 1956 Aitken, A. C. Determinants and matrices 1956 QD453.2 .D361 1983 Alberty, Robert A. Physical chemistry 1983 QD453.2 .D36 1983 Alberty, Robert A. Solutions manual for Robert A. Alberty Physical Chemistry 1983 QD501 .A6 Amdur, Isadore. Chemical kinetics; principles and selected topics 1966 T11 .A4 1967 American Chemical Society. Handbook for authors of papers in the journals of the American Chemical Society 1967 T11 .A4 1965 American Chemical Society. Handbook for authors of papers in the research journals of the American Chemical Society 1965 QC16.2 .A43 American Physical Society. APS membership directory 1994 QD453.2 .A88 1982 Atkins, Peter William. Physical chemistry 1982 QD905 .A9 Azároff, Leonid V. Introduction to solids 1960 QD945 .A9 Azároff, Leonid V. The powder method in X-ray crystallography 1958 QC721 .B117 1962 Bacon, George E. Neutron diffraction 1962 QD945 .B3 Bacon, George E., ed. X-ray and neutron diffraction 1966 QD911 .B15 1978 Baerlocher, Ch. DLS-76: a program for the simulation of crystal structures by geometric refinement 1978 QD475 .B3 Ballhausen, Carl Johan. Introduction to ligand field theory 1962 QC174.4 .B2 Band, William. An introduction to quantum statistics 1955 QA377 .B2 1944 Bateman, Harry. Partial differential equations of mathematical physics 1944 QD921 .B376 Belov, Nikolaĭ Vasilévich. Crystal chemistry of large-cation silicates 1963 QD911 .B452 1957 Belov, Nikolaĭ Vasilévich. A Classroom method for the derivation of the 230 space groups 1957 Bergman, B. Gunnar. A structural investigation of the mercury-tin system; The determination of the crystal structure of the sigma phase by application of x-ray diffraction methods to this phase in the iron-chromium and iron-molybdenum systems QD921 .B45 Bernal, Ivan. Symmetry; a stereoscopic guide for chemists 1972 QD453.2 .B48 Berry, R. Stephen. Physical chemistry 1980 QC173 .B4 1947 Bethe, Hans A. Elementary nuclear theory; a short course on selected topics 1947 QD339 .B4 Bethe, Hans A. Splitting of terms in crystals 195- QA278 .B48 Bevington, Philip R. Data reduction and error analysis for the physical sciences 1969 QA171 .B6 1970 Boerner, Hermann. Representations of groups; with special consideration for the needs of modern physics 1970 QA76.5 .B68 1964 Bolliet, L. Un nouveau langage scientifique, Algol, manuel pratique 1964 QD65 .T3 1958 Bowen, H. J. M., ed. Tables of interatomic distances and configuration in molecules and ions 1958 QE364 .B7 Bragg, William Lawrence. Atomic structure of minerals 1937 TP159.M6 B7 Breck, Donald W. Zeolite molecular sieves: structure, chemistry, and use 1974 QC157 .B7 Brillouin, Léon. Wave propagation in periodic structures; electric filters and crystal lattices 1946 N7431 .B75 1981 Brisse, François. La symétrie bidimensionnelle et le Canada 1981 QD921 .B8 Buckley, Harold E. Crystal growth 1951 QD911 .B76 Buerger, Martin J. Vector space, and its application in crystal-structure investigation 1959 QD945 .B8 Buerger, Martin J. X-ray crystallography; an introduction to the investigation of crystals by their diffraction of monochromatic X-radiation 1942 QD951 .B8 1946 Bunn, Charles W. Chemical crystallography; an introduction to optical and X-ray methods 1946 QA47 .B8 Burington, Richard Stevens. Handbook of mathematical tables and formulas 1933 QA871 .B9 Byerly, William Elwood. An introduction to the use of generalized coördinates in mechanics and physics 1916 QA404 .C18 Campbell, George A. and Ronald M. Foster. Fourier integrals for practical applications 1942 QC321 .C2 1945 Carslaw, Horatio Scott. Introduction to the mathematical theory of the conduction of heat in solids 1945 QD453 .C28 Castellan, Gilbert W. Physical chemistry 1964 QD945 .H49 1950z Charles Supper Co., pub. Manual for the use of the Buerger precession camera: as manufactured by the Charles Supper Company. 1950 QC481 .C6 1935 Compton, Arthur H. X-rays in theory and experiment 1935 QC454 .C6 1951 Condon, Edward U. The theory of atomic spectra 1951 QD65 .C5 Corning Glass Works, pub. CRC handbook of chemistry and physics 1986 QD63.G5 L32 1967 Corning Glass Works, pub. Laboratory glass blowing with Corning's glasses 1967 QD63.G5 L33 1961 Corning Glass Works, pub. Laboratory glass blowing with Pyrex glasses 1961 TP857 .C6 1963 Corning Glass Works, pub. Properties of selected commercial glasses 1963 QC174.5 .C57 Cornwell, J. F. Group theory and electronic energy bands in solids 1969 QD461 .C6 1971 Cotton, Frank A. Chemical applications of group theory 1971 QD151 .C6 1972 Cotton, Frank A. and Geoffrey Wilkinson. Advanced inorganic chemistry; a comprehensive text 1972 QC174.5 .C7 1968 Cracknell, Arthur P. Applied group theory 1968 QD457 .D15 1970 Daniels, Farrington. Experimental physical chemistry 1970 QD461 .D35 Daudel, Pascaline. Atomes, molécules, et lumière 1946 Davidson, Norman R. Statistical mechanics QC454.V5 D4 Decius, John Courtney. Molecular vibrations in crystals 1977 NA53 .N38 Department of Defense, Office of Civil Defense. National directory of architectural, engineering, and consulting firms with certified fallout shelter analysts 1967 NA53 .N3 Department of Defense, Office of Civil Defense. National directory of qualified fallout shelter analysts 1964 QD501 .D534 1956 Dickinson, Roscoe G. An outline of thermodynamics 1956 QC174.1 .D5 1947 Dirac, Paul Adrien Maurice. The principles of quantum mechanics 1947 QA320 .D62 1937a Doetsch, Gustav. Theorie und Anwendung der Laplace-Transformation 1937 QD908 .C7 1963 Donnay, J. D. H. Crystal data; determinative tables 1963 QD466 .D6 Donohue, Jerry. The structures of the elements 1974 QD911 .D6 1966 Dornberger-Schiff, Käte. Lehrgang über OD-Strukturen. Von K. Dornberger-Schiff. Mit Abbildungen, Tabellen und Lösungen zu den Aufgaben in einem gesonderten Anhang, v.1 1966 QD911 .D6 1966 Dornberger-Schiff, Käte. Lehrgang über OD-Strukturen. Von K. Dornberger-Schiff. Mit Abbildungen, Tabellen und Lösungen zu den Aufgaben in einem gesonderten Anhang, v.2 1966 QC355 .D8 1939 Drude, Paul. The theory of optics 1939 PC2640 .M6 1960 Dubois, Marguerite-Marie. Modern French-English [English-French] dictionary 1960 QD471 .P4 Dunitz, Jack D. Perspectives in structural chemistry, v.1 1967 QC793.28 .D8 Dyson, Freeman J. Symmetry groups in nuclear and particle physics 1966 QC6 .E293 1924 Eddington, A. S. The mathematical theory of relativity 1924 QD453 .E336 1964 Eggers, David Frank. Physical chemistry 1964 QC7 .E5 Einstein, Albert and Leopold Infeld. The evolution of physics; the growth of ideas from early concepts to relativity and quanta 1938 QA551 .E581 1960 Eisenhart, Luther Pfahler. Coordinate geometry 1960 QD506 .E5 Electrochemical Society. Corrosion Division. The surface chemistry of metals and semiconductors; a symposium sponsored by the Office of Naval Research and the Electrochemical Society, Columbus, Ohio, 1959 1960 QD151 .E7 1943 Ephraim, Fritz. Inorganic chemistry 1943 QC311 .E7 Epstein, Paul S. Textbook of thermodynamics 1937 TA151 .E7 Eshbach, Ovid W. Handbook of engineering fundamentals, prepared by a staff of specialists under the editorship of Ovid W. Eshbach 1936 QD905 .E86 1964 Evans, Robert Crispin. An introduction to crystal chemistry 1964 QD453 .E9 Eyring, Henry. Quantum chemistry 1944 QD461 .F23 Fackler, John P., Jr., ed. Symmetry in chemical theory: the application of group theoretical techniques to the solution of chemical problems 1973 QD461 .F24 1971 Fackler, John P., Jr. Symmetry in coordination chemistry 1971 QD911 .F4131 Federov, Evgraf Stepanovich. Symmetry of crystals 1971 QC680 .F38 Feynman, Richard P. Quantum electrodynamics; a lecture note and reprint volume 1961 QD501 .F5 1923 Findlay, Alexander. The phase rule and its applications 1923 QD31.2 .F565 1990 Fine, Leonard W. Chemistry for engineers and scientists 1990 QD921 .S63 1973 Fisher, Werner. Space groups and lattice complexes 1973 QC477 .F7 Frauenfelder, Hans. The Mössbauer effect; a review, with a collection of reprints 1962 QC174.2 .F73 1950 Frenkel, J. Wave mechanics; elementary theory 1950 QD453 .G5 1931 Gillespie, Louis J. Physical chemistry, an elementary text, primarily for biological and pre-medical students 1931 QD251 .G55 1943 Gilman, Henry, et al., eds. Organic chemistry: an advanced treatise, v.1 1943 QD251 .G55 1943 Gilman, Henry, et al., eds. Organic chemistry: an advanced treatise, v.2 1943 QD453 .G55 1940 Glasstone, Samuel. Text-book of physical chemistry 1940 QD501 .G5 Glasstone, Samuel. The theory of rate processes; the kinetics of chemical reactions, viscosity, diffusion and electrochemical phenomena 1941 QC176 .G7 Griffith, John Stanley. The theory of transition-metal ions 1961 QD475 .G653 1962 Grinberg, Aleksandr Abramovich. An introduction to the chemistry of complex compounds 1962 QD905 .G88 1905 Groth, Paul. Physikalische Krystallographie und Einleitung in die krystallographische Kenntniss der wichtigsten Subtanzen 1905 QD901 .D57 1976 Hauptman, Herbert, ed. Direct methods in crystallography : proceedings of the intercongress symposium / sponsored by the International Union of Crystallography and the Medical Foundation of Buffalo, Inc., Research Laboratories, and held in Buffalo, New York, Aug. 3-6, 1976 1976 QA214 .H3 1953 Hauptman, Herbert and Jerome Karle. Solution of the phase problem. 1. The centrosymmetric crystal 1953 QC174.2 .H4 Heitler, Walter. Elementary wave mechanics 1946 TP245.S5 H47 1961 Hersh, Charles K. Molecular sieves 1961 QC175 .H48 Hill, Terrell. Statistical mechanics: principles and selected applications 1956 QD911 .H651 1963 Hilton, Harold. Mathematical crystallography and the theory of groups of movements 1963 QA9.8 .H63 Hofstadter, Douglas R. Gödel, Escher, Bach : an eternal golden braid 1979 QC415 .H6 Hosemann, Rolf. Direct analysis of diffraction by matter 1962 QC355 .H79 Hughes, Donald James. Neutron optics 1914 PG2111 .H9 Hugo, Charles. Russian grammar simplified; an easy and rapid self-instructor, exercises, key and vocabularies, with imitated pronunciation 19-- QA372 .I6 1944 Ince, E. L. Ordinary differential equations 1944 QD945 .I552 International Union of Crystallography. International tables for X-ray crystallography, v.1 1969 QD945 .I6 International Union of Crystallography. International tables for X-ray crystallography, v.2 1974 QD945 .I6 International Union of Crystallography. International tables for X-ray crystallography, v.3 1974 TA418.42 .I8513 Ivanko, Anna Alekseevna. Handbook of hardness data 1971 QA47 .J2 Jahnke, Eugene. Tables of functions with formulae and curves. Funktionentafeln mit Formeln und Kurven 1943 QD945 .W5 James, Arthur. X-ray optics; the diffraction of X-rays by finite and imperfect crystals 1949 QD905 .J35 1954 James, R. W. The optical principles of the diffraction of X-rays 1954 QD905.2 .J36 Janssen, T. Crystallographic groups 1973 QD926 .I58 1989 Jarič, Marko V., ed. Introduction to the mathematics of quasicrystals 1989 QD921 .I57 1988 Jarič, Marko V., ed. Introduction to quasicrystals 1988 QD921 .E81 1989 Jarič, Marko V. and Denis Gratias, eds. Extended icosahedral structures 1989 QC518 .J4 1925 Jeans, James Hopwood. The mathematical theory of electricity and magnetism 1925 Q171 .J4 1932 Jeans, James Hopwood. The mysterious universe 1932 QC482.D5 J45 1966 Jeitschko, W. and E. Parthé. A Fortran IV program for the intensity calculation of powder patterns 1966 AS911 .J59 John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Directory of fellows, 1925-1967 1967 QA76.5 .J815 1976 Johnson, Caroll K. OR TEP-II: a FORTRAN thermal-ellipsoid plot program for crystal structure illustrations 1976 QD453 .K36 Kaufman, Ernest D. Advanced concepts in physical chemistry 1966 TN690 .K38 1958 Kaufman, Larry and Morris Cohen. 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