Series IV. Meetings and Symposia, 1952-1966
Scope and Content
The Rudolph Pariser Papers consist of four and a half linear feet of original material pertaining to the Pariser-Parr-Pople method. Pariser’s papers offer a glimpse into the development, and subsequent application, of one of the most widely used methods in quantum chemistry. Pariser’s later work with polymer science is not included in these archives, nor is there any representation of his personal life. The Rudolph Pariser Papers are an invaluable resource for scholars of quantum chemistry and molecular structure, and they are especially valuable for scholars of the Pariser-Parr-Pople method. The collection is arranged into the following eight series:
- Computer Programming Information
- Correspondence
- Manuscripts
- Meetings and Symposia
- Notes and Data
- References
- Visual Materials
- Addenda
Dates
- Creation: 1952-1966
Series Description
This series contains the Meetings and Symposia files of the Rudolph Pariser Papers. Arranged chronologically by year, this series consists of twelve files in Box 4. These files contain materials related to various professional meetings that Pariser either attended or at which he presented. The abstracts from the first symposium at which Pariser and Parr presented their findings are also present.
Repository Details
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