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PEARSON - Karl Pearson Papers
11 - General Correspondence
1 - Letters mainly addressed to Karl Pearson
12 - Correspondence: La Chapelle to Lynch
StorageSite
UCL Special Collections
Level
Item
Reference Number
PEARSON/11/1/12/11
Title
Larmor, Sir Joseph
Date
1888-1899
Date2
1900-1904
Date3
1910-1911
Description
Letters to Pearson dated 1888-1899 regarding Pearson's paper "On impulsive stress in shafting and repeated loading (Wöhlers Laws)", and the decision as to whether it could be read at the Cambridge Philosophical Society; drafting examination questions for undergraduates at University College London [with enclosed draft]; and Pearson's plans for the undergraduate syllabus. Letters dated 1900-1904 regarding the cost of publishing Pearson's paper in the Proceedings of the Cambridge Philisophical Society; Bateson's criticism of Pearson, and Pearson's complaint to the Royal Society; forwarding the suggestion that Pearson split his paper "on the Influence of Natural Selection in the Variability and Correlations of Organs" into two separate memoirs; and debates over refereeing papers. Letters dated 1910-1911 regarding Coker's paper.
Extent
24 letters plus enclosures
AccessStatus
Open
AccessConditions
The papers are available subject to the usual conditions of access to Archives and Manuscripts material, after the completion of a Reader's Undertaking.
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