Книга: Империя звезд, или Белые карлики и черные дыры

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Использованные в книге письма Чандры и архивные материалы находятся в архивах Чандрасекара в библиотеке имени Джозефа Регенстайна Чикагского университета. Статьи и корреспонденция Милна хранятся в библиотеке имени Бодлея Оксфордского университета; письма Эддингтона Уолтеру Адамсу — в библиотеке Хантингтона в Сан-Марино в Калифорнии; велосипедные дневники Эддингтона и его корреспонденция — в Тринити-колледже Кембриджского университета, а корреспонденция Стонера — в архиве Стонера Лидского университета.

Сокращения:

AIP — Niels Bohr Library. American Institute of Physics, College Park. MD USA

OHP — Oral History Project, California Institute of Technology Archives

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On the equations governing the perturbations of the Schwarzschild black hole. Proceedings of the Royal Society A, 1975, 343, 289–298.

The solution of Dirac’s equation in Kerr geometry. Proceedings of the Royal Society A, 1976, 349, 571–575.

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The Kerr metric and stationary axisymmetric gravitational fields. Proceedings of the Royal Society A, 1978, 358, 405–420.

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Edward Arthur Milne — recollections and reflections. Manuscript in the AIP Niels Bohr Library and in the Chandrasekhar Archives, University of Chicago, 1979.

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(n.d.2), Fragment beginning ‘I shall strictly adhere <…>’ (Addenda Box 70/Folder 6).

(n.d.3). How I came to writing my book on the Principia (Addenda Box 70/Folder 7).

(n.d.4). Historical notes on some astrophysical problems (Addenda Box 70/Folder 6).

(n.d.5), Handwritten reminiscence (Box 2/Folder 1)

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