Bibliography and introductory note on 'Fundamentals of the New Statistics'.

'Introductory Lecture', preceded by a 2pp. note on 'My difficulties in beginning and preparing the course', and a 1p. Bibliography, heavily annotated, with an outline of the course. Latest date quoted 1936; most of the authors listed are those whose work is discussed in the manuscript notes and drafts. Probably given at the Mathematical Institute, Oxford, 1937.

Draft for a lecture or a paper.

Sequence of notes on 'classical' and 'new' statistics, with note at head 'Important Manuscript.'

Two sequences of notes on Boltzmann's hypothesis.

Two sequences of notes (perhaps earlier work).

Three sequences of notes (perhaps later work).

Three sequences of notes. Also included is an offprint of Milne's paper 'The dissociation formula according to the Fermi-Dirac statistics' ( Mon. Not. R. Astr. Soc., 90, 1930).

'Notes on Gibb's Statistical Mechanics'

'Notes from Gibb'.

'Criticism of Gibb'.

'Notes from Haas' comments on Gibb'.

'Notes from Lorentz' with a note 'To be inserted after notes on Haas'.

'Brillouin's account of the passage to Gibb'

Three sequences of notes on Planck, and a comparison of his work with Einstein-Bose statistics.

Two sequences of notes on 'Dissociative Equilibrium'.

Five sequences of notes on 'relativistic' and 'non-relativistic' mechanics.