Providencia worked at Birmingham (Bird of Passage, p. 244) before returning to Coimbra, Portugal, where Peierls later visited on several occasions. Many of Providencia's letters are in longhand and undated. Correspondence includes detailed comments by Peierls on papers and research ideas by Providencia, also on proposed visits, and on the political/economic situation in Portugal.

Correspondence includes detailed comments by Peierls on papers and research ideas by Providencia, also on proposed visits, and on the political/economic situation in Portugal.

Correspondence includes detailed comments by Peierls on papers and research ideas by Providencia, also on proposed visits, and on the political/economic situation in Portugal.

Radicati was a post-doctoral research student at Birmingham 1951-1953, later returning to the Scuola Normale Superiore at Pisa where Peierls was a regular visitor (see Bird of Passage, pp. 237, 333). Scientific and personal correspondence including letters from Gianna Radicati to Genia Peierls.

Recollections and topics in Second World War history, Bohr, Heisenberg, etc. Includes memorial tribute to Rozental by O. Nathan.

Includes correspondence on early discussions on neutrino mass, 1982, and on the organization of the International Centre for Theoretical Physics, Trieste, 1987.

Mainly personal correspondence.

Scientific and personal correspondence.

Schultz was a student at Birmingham, later working at IBM, New York. Correspondence mainly on adiabatic treatment of a driven harmonic oscillator. A little personal material.

Includes recollections of P. Kapitza, and Peierls's contribution to an 80th birthday commemorative volume for Shoenberg recalling their association from 1935.

Mainly personal correspondence, with news and recollections of refugees helped by the Society for the Protection of Science and Learning of which Simpson was the Secretary. Also the conferment of honorary degrees from the Universities of London and Leeds, and the publication of her memoirs Refugee Scholars (ed. R.M. Cooper) 1992.

Relating to the Rochester conference.

These were long-term friends of the Peierls from the period at Los Alamos, where Smith was head of the Metallurgy Division (see Bird of Passage, p. 195) Correspondence and papers mainly on history of technology and materials. Includes memorial tribute to Laura Fermi by Alice Kemball Smith.

Discussion of paper by Stapp on 'non-locality'.