Harald Bohr archival material

• Manuscripts by Bohr are almost all in the Harald Bohr Papers at the Archive, Institute for Mathematical Sciences, University of Copenhagen, where they are listed and described.

• Correspondence. More than 1000 letters to or from Bohr has been located. Lists of correspondents including language, location and short descriptions are given.

• A collection of reprints was left by Bohr and it is shortly described.

• A collection of books was left by Bohr and it is shortly described.

• Photos of Bohr, his family, other relatives and colleagues can be found in folder 5, box 1, Harald Bohr Papers and in the Niels Bohr Papers at the Niels Bohr Archive, and in private possession of Hanne Bohr (daughter of Harald Bohr).

• Interviews of relatives, colleagues, students etc. of Bohr was made in 1993 by Kurt Ramskov and they are in folder 56 and 57, box 16-17, Harald Bohr Papers.

• Other archival material includes notes taken by students who attended Bohr's lectures. Jessen's notes are in box 30, Břrge Jessen Papers, at the Archive, Institute for Mathematical Sciences, University of Copenhagen. Leon Rosenfeld's notes to Bohr's lectures on almost periodic functions in Göttingen are at the Niels Bohr Archive, while Edward Hubert Linfoot's notes to the same lectures are at the Trinity College Library, Cambridge.

Last updated: 2000.06.11