AMT/D/11-14
9 ALS from AMT to Philip Hall and 1 ALS from AMT to P.H.F. Mermagen. 1935 - [1952]. These letters were made available by Andrew Hodges who used them in whole or in part in his biography, Alan Turing: the Enigma. Page references are given in brackets. Philip Hall FRS (d. 1982) was AMT's tutor at King's College, and became a life-long friend.
Paper, 11 items in 3 envelopes.
- AMT/D/11
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2 ALS from AMT to Philip Hall. 4 Apr. and 30 May 1935. ALS of 4 Apr. refers to a 'small-scale discovery' by AMT (published as 'Equivalence of left and right hand almost periodicity', J. Lond. Math. Soc. 10) (Hodges, p.94). See B/10
- AMT/D/12
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5 ALS from AMT to Philip Hall. All addressed from Princeton
22 Nov. [1936] (Hodges, p.123)
4 Apr. [1937] (Hodges, p.130)
30 Mar. [1938] (Hodges, p.144)
26 Apr. [1938] (Hodges, p.145)
n.d. (Hodges, p.146)
- AMT/D/13
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2 ALS from AMT to Philip Hall.
n.d. [1951] (Hodges, p.440)
[p.m. 17 Apr. 1952] (Hodges, p.473)
- AMT/D/14
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1 ALS to P.H.F. Mermagen (contemporary at Sherborne, d. 1985). n.d. [c. 1947] (Hodges, pp.362-3).