Folder 17

Scope and Contents note From the Series: The Miscellaneous Series is housed in seven archival boxes and is arranged alphabetically by folder headings. This series includes subject files, calendars, correspondence, and notes. The calendars contain information about Dr. Traub's schedule and activities from 1970-2004. In some cases, desk calendars of others working with Traub have also been kept. The correspondence is generally of a personal, miscellaneous, or incidental nature. Original chronological correspondence files...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: The Miscellaneous Series is housed in seven archival boxes and is arranged alphabetically by folder headings. This series includes subject files, calendars, correspondence, and notes. The calendars contain information about Dr. Traub's schedule and activities from 1970-2004. In some cases, desk calendars of others working with Traub have also been kept. The correspondence is generally of a personal, miscellaneous, or incidental nature. Original chronological correspondence files...

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The Carnegie Mellon University series is housed in one box and contains materials relating to Traub's activities as Head of the Computer Science Department. Three sub-series have been designated: Administrative materials, Computer Science Research Reviews, and Course Materials.

Scope and Contents note From the Series: The Early Career series is housed in two boxes and is arranged chronologically. This series contains Traub's handwritten notes which he collected into blue three-ring binders as well as other materials pre-dating his appointment at Carnegie Mellon University. The binders contain drafts of untitled memorandums, general research or ideas, notes on articles Traub had studied, and many equations and formulas. Some binders were labeled with a topic. When available, the title Traub had given the...

Scope and Contents note From the Series: The Early Career series is housed in two boxes and is arranged chronologically. This series contains Traub's handwritten notes which he collected into blue three-ring binders as well as other materials pre-dating his appointment at Carnegie Mellon University. The binders contain drafts of untitled memorandums, general research or ideas, notes on articles Traub had studied, and many equations and formulas. Some binders were labeled with a topic. When available, the title Traub had given the...