Holdings Engineering Electrical and Computer Eng... Nelson Wax Papers Finding Aid Holdings Engineering Electrical and Computer Eng... Nelson Wax Papers Finding Aid Title: Nelson Wax Papers, 1933-91
ID: 11/6/30
Primary Creator: Wax, Nelson (1917-1992)
Extent: 8.3 cubic feet
Arrangement: By type of material, and chronologically thereunder
Subjects: Bell Laboratories, Circuit Theory, Computer Science, Coordinated Science Laboratory, Electromagnetic Waves, Electronics, Electron Transfer, Engineering, Engineering, College of, Engineering Instruction, Engineering Publications, Engineering Research, Error Correction, Faculty Papers, Guggenheim Foundation, Hysteresis, Illiac Computers, Multivibrator Theory, Ohio State University, Oscillators, Rand Corporation
Formats/Genres: Papers
Languages: English
Papers of Nelson Wax (1917-1992), professor of electrical engineering (1948-1987) and Coordinated Science Laboratories research professor (1953-1987); visiting professor at the University of Colorado (summer 1963), University of Texas (1965-66), and Weizmann Institute (Israel) (1978); and consultant to Dover Publications (1943-1979), Rand Corporation (summers, 1958, 1960-62) and Space Technology Labs (summer 1959). Includes biographical material (1933-1987); correspondence (1946-1988); subject file (1948-1985) including notes and publications regarding biochemical reactions, large-scale systems, electron dynamics, interacting populations, electromagnetic waves, hysteresis, multivibrator theory, error correcting codes, oscillators, noise, the Lienard equation, phase-locked loops, and frequency entrainment; handwritten calculations, graphs, and notes (1944-1978); course materials (1939-1987), including lecture notes from courses attended and taught; and publications (1946-1987) about circuit theory, linear and nonlinear systems, oscillations, error correcting codes, the Lienard equation, noise, the Sturm-Liouville equation, frequency entrainment, interacting populations, system structure, decomposition and control, biochemical reactions, the van der Pohl equation, the ring current hypothesis, and design considerations for a proposed auroral radar. Correspondents include Peter Ponzo, Hayward Cirker (Dover Press), Paul Penfield, Moshe Zakai, Harry W. Gatzke, A. D. Sutherland, and M. S. Epelman.
Bell Laboratories
Circuit Theory
Computer Science
Coordinated Science Laboratory
Electromagnetic Waves
Electronics
Electron Transfer
Engineering
Engineering, College of
Engineering Instruction
Engineering Publications
Engineering Research
Error Correction
Faculty Papers
Guggenheim Foundation
Hysteresis
Illiac Computers
Multivibrator Theory
Ohio State University
Oscillators
Rand Corporation
URL: https://files.archon.library.illinois.edu/uasfa/1106030.pdf
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