'People whom B & H have met in USA 1950-1 (compiled by my aunt Bertha Blaxley BJ)'. Contents of envelope so inscribed by Lady Jeffreys divided into four for ease of references. Alphabetical sequence of notes on people met by the Jeffreys with dates of meeting.
Visit to Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas, January-May 1967
Correspondence and papers re arrangements, visa, finances, etc.
Visit to Singapore and Japan, May-June 1971
Visit to Singapore and India 1959
Contents of envelope inscribed by Lady Jeffreys 'Banff - Vancouver - Berkeley': correspondence re arrangements, etc. Jeffreys visited Banff, Canada, to attend a Symposium on Geophysical Theory and Computers
Visit to New Zealand, Australia, Singapore and India
Jeffreys made this extensive tour with Lady Jeffreys in the second half of 1959.
Part of Papers of Richard Perham
Visit by RNP and NLP to India and Australia. 2007.
Includes: travel arrangements; alumni and guest lists; lists of gifts presented to hosts and alumni; rough notes for a speech by RNP; invitation and menu for dinner hosted by the Prime Minister of India and Hon. Fellow of SJC, Manmohan Singh, in New Delhi, 20 Mar. 2007. Further includes letters from the Prime Minister's Private Secretary, 3 Feb. 2007; Peter ?Treacey, 26 Mar. 2007; members of the College and University Development Offices staff.
Visit to Georg-August Universität, Göttingen, Germany, 1927-1928
Part of Papers of Bertha Jeffreys
'BJ in Göttingen 1927-8'. Contents of envelope so inscribed: memorabilia from period as a researcher at the university. Includes certificate of registration at the university; timetable booklet; attendance payment book (includes Max Born on 'Atommechanik' and 'Seminar über mathematische und theoretische Physik'); notebook used by Jeffreys for notes of expenses.
Visit to Columbia University, New York, 1964
Correspondence and papers re award and arrangements.Jeffreys was awarded a National Science Foundation Senior Foreign Scientist Fellowship for a period of five months at Columbia.
Sir Harold and Lady Jeffreys arrived in Australia in July and stayed through October. Jeffreys went to Australia at the invitation of the Vice-Chancellors of Australia and spent three and a half months visiting the ten universities. Amongst his engagements was a course of lectures in the Department of Applied Mathematics, University of Sydney on the problems with the internal structure of the earth and planets, the elastic and plastic properties of rocks, probability and scientific inference, and mathematical analysis. Amongst Lady Jeffreys's engagements was a course of lectures at the Department of Applied Mathematics, Sydney on advanced dynamical theory. See F.12.