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Report on the correspondence and papers of
SIR EDWARD CRISP BULLARD
(1907-1980)
Geophysicist
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British National Committee for the History of Science, Medicine and Technology
under the guidance of the Royal Society’s
Catalogue of the papers and correspondence of
SIR EDWARD CRISP BULLARD FRS
(1907 - 1980)
Compiled by:
Jeannine Alton and Peter Harper
1984
Deposited in Churchill College Archives Centre, Cambridge
List of publications
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VOLUME II
Sections F
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J
Index
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SECTION F
SOCIETIES AND ORGANISATIONS _F.1
- F.i20
INTRODUCTION AND LIST OF CONTENTS
The material is presented in an alphabetical sequence and covers both British
Gand overseas organisations.
While some entries are relatively trivial and deal with membership, invitations
to meetings and the like, others are substantial folders covering a lengthy time-span
and matters of consequence such as research policy cnd the refereeing of grant applica-
tions.
Of particular importance in these respects is the material re the Natural
Environment Research Council of which Bullard was a founder member. Also included
in this Section are the papers reflecting Bullard's continuing interest in the work,
history and personnel of the National Physical Laboratory after he resigned as Director
in 1955 to return to Cambridge.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCE
EUROPEAN GEOPHYSICAL UNION
GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF INDIA
GLACIOLOGICAL SOCIETY
SCIENCE
AMERICAN GEOPHYSICAL UNION
ASTOR FOUNDATION
ATHENAEUM CLUB
GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON
GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF
BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE
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INTERNATIONAL UNION OF GEODESY AND GEOPHYSICS
INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS AND THE PHYSICAL SOCIETY
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF OCEANOGRAPHY
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
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NATURAL ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH COUNCIL
F.51-F.74
PUGWASH CONTINUING COMMITTEE /PUGWASH CONFERENCES
ON SCIENCE AND WORLD AFFAIRS
ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY
ROYAL SOCIETY
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE ON OCEANIC RESEARCH
SOCIETY FOR VISITING SCIENTISTS
Fefore. 61
F.82
F.83-F.116
F.1I7-F.119
F.120
SOME OF THE MATERIAL IN THIS SECTION MAY BE SUBJECT TO RESTRICTION
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Societies and organisations
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
1974-76
Includes correspondence re Bullard's membership of the
Rumford Committee and the nomination of candidates for
the Rumford Medal.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT
OF SCIENCE
1966
Brief correspondence with editor re encouraging foreign
scientists to publish their findings in Science.
AMERICAN GEOPHYSICAL UNION
Various dates 1963-78
Miscellaneous correspondence, 1963, 1970, 1975-76
See also A.118.
Invitation to Bullard to serve on the Bucher Medal Sub-
Committee, 1978.
ASTOR FOUNDATION
1968-70, 1974
1975 correspondence relates to the award of the William
Bowie medal to Bullard.
See also A.115
Correspondence re award of Maurice Ewing Medal to Bullard,
with the citation prepared for the presentation by Walter
Munk, 1978.
October-December 1968
Correspondence re grant applications arranged in a chronological
sequence.
Bullard advised on the award of grants to applicants in the
physical sciences.
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Societies and organisations
January 1969;
with accounts for 1968
February~March 1969
April-June 1969
July-October 1969
November-December 1969; with minutes of Advisory Com-
mittee meeting of 6 November.
January 1970
1974
Correspondence relates to Bullard's ‘retirement! as adviser
in respect of the physical sciences awards.
ATHENAEUM CLUB
Various dates 1963-77
Brief correspondence re a British Association Young Scientists
Miscellaneous correspondence re candidates for membership,
subscriptions, etc.
Includes exchange with Bronwen, Lady Astor, and Bullard's
letter of advice to his successor (R.E. Richards).
Lecture.
BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT
OF SCIENCE
1974
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EUROPEAN GEOPHYSICAL SOCIETY
1977, 1979
Brief correspondence re membership.
See also A.108.
GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA
Various dates 1954-78
Bullard was elected a Correspondent in 1954.
Brief correspondence re membership.
GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF INDIA
1973
Brief correspondence re request fer Bullard to write for the
Society's journal.
See also A.105.
Brief correspondence only.
GLACIOLOGICAL SOCIETY
1970-71
Brief correspondence only.
GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON
1945, 1947
and Prize in 1960.
1959-60 correspondence with Physical Society precedes the
amalgamation of the two organisations and one letter from
H.H. Hopkins discusses the problems involved in amalgamation.
THE INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS AND THE PHYSICAL
SOCIETY.
Bullard nominated M.N. Hill for the Charles Chree Medal
P QU-F 22
1959-63, 1969,
1975-79
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Societies and organisations
1961, 1983
1963 correspondence relates to the disposal of the Society's
collection of old books.
1969, 1975-76, 1979
Principally requests for assistance with publications, for
editorial advice, for Bullard himself to write, etc.
INTERNATIONAL UNION OF GEODESY AND
GEOPHYSICS (IUGG)
1963-69, 1972, 1974
is regretted that no papers survive before the 1960s but the
It
extant papers for that period are of some interest and relate
to Bullard's nomination (by French and Russian delegates) for
the Presidency, the restructuring of the union and the Inter-
national Geomagnetic Reference.
Pe23-F 26
General correspondence
F.23
1963-64
Memorandum on Geochemistry and ICSU and magnetic
measurements of the water surface of the Earth.
Bullard's candidature for the Presidency of the 1UGG and
advice on research funding, provided by M.N. Hill in the
cibsence of Bullard.
and Aecronomy.
Heat flow uniis and the collection of heat flow data, internal
reorganisation of International Association of Geomagnetism
Bullard's resignation from the International Upper Mantle
Committee.
1965
1967
1969, 1972
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"Four Wise Men' Committee
Bullard served on a Committee of Four (the 'Four Wise Men’)
to consider the submissions of national committees and report
toa 14-member Committee on the future structure of the union.
Draft report of Bullard's committee, with covering letter from
the Union's Secretary General, dated 15 June 1964;
from the President of the Committee of Fourteen to the members
of the committee enclosing recommendations of Bullard's committee,
30 November 1964; exchange of correspondence between the
International Association of Volcanology and the President of
the Committee of Fourteen re the recommendations of Bullard's
committee.
letter
Meeting of the 14~member committee, Paris, 13-15 January 1966.
As a member of the Committee of Four, Bullard was invited to take
part in a consultative capacity.
Correspondence re arrangements with organisers, 1965, 1966.
report of the Committee of Fourteen on Future
Report and recommendations on future structure of the union by
four-member committee, summary minutes of the meeting of the
committee of fourteen, proposed changes in the statutes, draft
resolution,
Structure.
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International Geomagnetic Reference Field, 1966-69
As a result of many discussions and in particular of « colloquium on the World
Magnetic Sutvey at Herstmonceux, 4-6 October 1966, the urgent need for agreement
on an International Geomagnetic Reference Field had become clear.
It was felt
that a proposal should be formulated for the 1967 General Assembly of the International
Association of Geomagnetism and Aeronomy by the working group on ‘Analysis of
Geomagnetic Field' of Commission III ‘Magnetism of Earth's Interior’.
Bullard did
not attend the colloquium nor does he appear to have been a member of the working
group, but his advice and support were actively sought.
F.30
Correspondence arising from the Herstmonceux colloquium,
with draft report of the colloquium and memorandum from
B.R. Leaton on International Reference Field, November 1966-
June 1967,
Correspondence of, and submissions to, working party chairman,
A.J. Zmuda, copies of which were sent to Bullard and others,
May~July 1967.
Zmuda's circular letter of 10 July includes (p.5) a summary of
Bullard's early comments on IGRF.
There are letters of Bullard on IGRF of 28 July (enclosure ina
circular of Zmuda, dated 7 August) and 14 September.
There
is @ summary of comments by Bullard with a circular of 11 September.
Newsletter.
Includes Bullard's comments on a paper (not found here) by Zmuda
and a statement on IGRF by Bullard for the UK Upper Mantle
Continuing correspondence of working party chairman, August-
October 1967.
Correspondence and papers re IGRF, 1968.
Correspondence re IGRF, 1969
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
1976-79
Miscellaneous correspondence including 1976 letter from
Bullard re possibility of increasing total number of members
elected to the Academy.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF OCEANOGRAPHY
(NIC)
1962, 1970-72
See also E.159
1962
Correspondence with the Director, G.E.R. Deacon, re
financial difficulties of the NIO and possible DSIR support.
1970-71
Brief correspondence with NIO staff.
that Bullard should attend JOIDES * Pianning Committee
meeting at
Includes suggestion
La Jolla.
1972
Correspondence re cppointment of a successor to Deacon as
Director of the N!O and the possible move of an NIO group
to Cambridge to be constituted as an NERC unit attached
to the Department of Geodesy and Geophysics.
Earth Sampling.
* Acronym of Joint Oceanographic Institutions for Deep
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E.39-E.49
NATIONAL PHYSICAL LABORATORY
1955-70, 1973-75,
1977-75
/
For Bullard's appointment as Director of NPL, see A.63-A.77.
For research projects undertaken during Bullard's Directorship,
see Section D passim.
For photographs taken at NPL or on NPL occasions, see
A. 241-A. 246
Correspondence with G.B.B.M. Sutherland (Bullard's successor
as Director) re NPLand staff, 1956.
Scientific correspondence with NPL personne! arranged alpha-
betically, 1956-69.
A-E
P-W
Correspondence re arrangements for lecture at NPL, 30 October
1967, witha little scientific correspondence arising.
The theme of Bullard's lecture was the reversals of the earth's
magnetic field.
Correspondence re glass discs for thermal conductivity measure~
ments, prepared by E.H. Ratcliffe of NPL, and offered for loan
to various research groups, 1964-66,
Leiter from Secretary of the British Committee (J.E. Burns)
on Radiation Units and Measurements, recommendations of the
Commiitee on the introduction of SI units (published by the NPL),
paper by the Secretary presented at International Symposium
on Advances in Radiation Protection Monitoring, extract from
NPL News, 1978.
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Correspondence and papers re portrait of Ada, Countess
Lovelace and the ADA computer language, including draft
of short biography of Ada, Countess of Lovelace (9pp. typescript)
by D.W. Davies; also photograph of NPL personnel with
the portrait, 1979.
Correspondence re administration of grant from Royal Society
Scientific Relief Fund to widow of NPL staff member, 1955-62,
1965.
Miscellaneous correspondence, mostly personal, with NPL
staff, congratulations, expressions of good wishes on retirement,
etc.
1970, 1973-75, 1977-79.
Arranged alphabetically, 1957, 1962-63, 1966, 1968,
Correspondence re the history of NPL.
letter from Bullard re Barnes Wallis and his work, with particular
reference to the swing-wing project and the NPL's attitude
towards it. 1968, 1979.
includes interesting
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION
n.d. (1965 or later),
1973, 1976
1970,
Correspondence re Newton's apple tree, 1968, 1970, 1977, 1978.
mendations.
1970 correspondence includes an invitation, which Bullard
accepted, to write a brief statement on ‘Scientific Under-
standing of Deep Earth Dynamics and the Earth's Magnetic
Field, including especially the Dynamo Theory of the Earth's
Core', for the Committee charged with preparing the annual
report on the status of science for Congress.
Later correspondence is mainly on research grants and recom-
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Societies and organisations
F.51-F.74
NATURAL ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH COUNCIL
(NERC)
1965-69, 1972, 1974
See also E.159
Bullard was appointed a member of the Council when it was
first set up and served for a period of three years until
31 May 1968.
General correspondence
This very substantial body of material relates to policy, committee
meetings, staff appointments, grant applications and the general
affairs of the Council and is presented as a chronological sequence.
April-May 1965
Invitation to become member of council, formal letter of appoint~
ment, DES science press notice, final draft of text of royal
charter, invitation to become a member of working group on
upper structures of NERC.
June-August 1965
September 1965
Includes Bullard's response to request for information about his
department's facilities for isotope geology and mass~spectrometry
trace element studies, minutes and committee papers of third
council meeting and minutes of hydrology committee meeting.
Includes Bullard's letter to the Secretary of the Council with
his thoughts on the first meeting, correspondence re committee
structure for Geology and Geophysics, and minutes and committee
papers of first and second meetings.
minutes and committee paper of fifth council meeting.
October-December 1965
Includes two papers from the NIO re the expansion of geology
and geophysics there, grant application, papers re the National
Science Foundation's support for American oceanography,
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Societies and organisations
January-February 1966
Includes notice of council and standing committee meetings
for 1966, grant applications with Bullard's letter suggesting
he was being sent too many, minutes of sixth meeting of the
Council.
March-April 1966
Includes minutes of the seventh meeting of the Council.
May-July 1966
Includes committee paper for tenth meeting of Council and
tables of requests for sea-time on R.V.'John Murray', 1966-68.
Correspondence re grant application.
January-June 1967
August-Ocitober 1967
September~December 1966
Includes grant applications and minutes of thirteenth meeting
of the Council.
Includes grant application, correspondence re charges for
computer time, office note on proposed experimental cartography
unit.
cussion meeting on global geophysics organised by S.K. Runcorn.
Includes paper on UK Continental Shelf Exploitation prepared
for the NERC by K.C. Dunham, with pencil note by D.H.
Matthews, and correspondence re pension arrangements for
widow of member of NERC Ship Unit Group staff, grant applica~
tion, retirement of chairman and members of Council and dis-
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Socteties and organisations
November-December 1967
Includes correspondence re Carbon 14 dating, and NERC
booklet, Cruise Programmes of United Kingdom Research
Vessels 1967.
January-May 1968
Principally relates to grant applications including letter from
Bullard suggesting the new procedure for appointing referees
also letter from the Secretary of State
was not satisfactory;
on the occasion of Bullard's retirement from the Council.
1969, 1972, 1974
Brief correspondence re NERC affairs.
F.65-F.74
"John Murray!’ Programming Committee, 1966-68
The 'John Murray' was a research vessel intended primarily
for use by universities.
The material, Browne's correspondence and committee papers,
is arranged in a chronological sequence.
Correspondence re setting up of the committee and the organisa~
tion of the first meeting, February-October 1966.
The chairman of the committee until his death in 1968 was
B.C. Browne of the Cambridge Deportment of Geodesy and
Geophysics.
November-December 1966.
Correspondence and papers re work of the committee and working
group set up at the first meeting to examine the requirements for
a new ship for the Scottish Morine Biological Association,
Tagged folder containing agenda, chairman's brief and com-
mittee papers for the first meeting, 13 October 1966;
loose pages of ms. notes.
three
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Tagged folder of agenda and committee papers, with ms.
comments, for second meeting, 9 January 1967; also two
loose letters re H.F.P. Herdman, head of NERC Research
Vessel Management Unit.
Tagged folder of Chairman's brief, with ms. comments, and
committee papers for second meeting, 9 January 1967.
Correspondence and papers re work of the Committee, January-
February 1967,
Tagged folder of agenda, with ms. notes, and committee papers
for third meeting, % March 1967; also loose in this folder,
request for sea~time on the 'John Murray! from the Cambridge
Department of Geodesy and Geophysics.
Correspondence and papers re work of the committee, March-
June 1967.
Brief correspondence, 1968.
Includes carbon of Bullard's letter to R.J.H. Beverton on
matters arising from the death of B.C. Browne.
Miscellaneous undated papers relating to the work of the
"John Murray' Committee, including three requests for sea-
Includes chairman's brief for meeting of 9 March and minutes
of 12 April meeting, material re the shakedown cruises of the
‘John Murray! and report of the Liverpoo! University cruise,
24 April-4 May.
time from the Cambridge Department of Geodesy and Geophysics.
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PUGWASH
Various dates 1958-79
r.fo
1958-59
Correspondence re Bullard's membership of the Pugwash
Continuing Committee.
Bullard resigned after a few months because of renewed
involvement in Geneva negotiations.
See also E.119.
1963
Correspondence and papers re private meeting of British,
American and Russian scientists on nuclear test ban problems,
London, 16-18 March.
Brief correspondence with J. Rotblat and S. Zuckerman
(Bullard's carbons only) on the advisability of a small unofficial
meeting to discuss the number of inspections required for a
test ban treaty, February.
Agreed statement of proceedings of meeting.
virtually identical.
Two copies,
Brief correspondence arising from the meeting.
Circulated by N.F. Mott, 19 March 1943, to ali those who
Bullard's notes of the proceedings of the meeting on 16-17 March
(3pp. typescript).
M.N. Hill's notes of the proceedings of the meeting on 18 March
(4pp. typescript).
went to the Cambridge Pugwash meeting.
Noe on the United States and Soviet Proposals on Disarmament
laid before the Committee of Eighteen by Philip Noel-Baker.
. Bullard
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Societies and organisations
1964
Note by O. Frisch for Pugwash pre-Prague meeting in Cambridge
on underground tests, spread of nuclear weapons, and anti-
missile missiles.
Sent to Bullard by Sir John Cockcroft.
Correspondence arising, with Mott, Cockcroft and Frisch, and
Bullard's letter on the detection of underground tests for
circulation to those who had received the Frisch note.
1966-72
Invitations to conferences and symposia.
oro 72
Correspondence re membership contribution to Friends of
Pugwash.
Miscellaneous papers and press~cuttings relating to disarmament
questions filed by Bullard under Pugwash.
ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY
1946, various dates 1963-79
1968, 1972-74 correspondence relates to the refereeing of papers
1963 correspondence includes abbreviated account (Ip. typescript)
of Bullard's remarks on heat flow from the earth at an RAS
meeting.
for the Geophysical Journal.
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Societies and organisations
F.83-F.116
THE ROYAL SOCIETY
1936, 1944-49, 1961-64
1968-69, 1971-79
z
E.On er. Wea
Committees, meetings, symposia
F,104=F 11.1
Elections and awards
F.112-F.116
General correspondence on the affairs of the Society.
Po63-F 5103
Committees, Mestings, Symposia
For Halley Tercentenary Committee, see G.127~G.130
Letters from Bullard to the Secretary of the Montserrat Committee
and Dr. Whipple, explaining why he was turning down an invita-
tion to go to Montserrat, 1936.
Royal Society National Committee for Geodesy and Geophysics,
1944-46.
Miscellaneous correspondence with Proudman and colleagues
Circulars of the Committee chairman (J. Proudman), agenda
and minutes of meetings of the Committee and its Terrestrial
Magnetism and Electricity Sub-committee. Also found with
these papers are 'Proposed programme of experimental work at
the Department of Geodesy and Geophysics, Cambridge’ (pp.
typescript) and Bullard's note on 'Radar and Geodesy’ (Ip. typescript).
re work of Committee.
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Societies and organisations
F.86-F.89
Royal Society Post-War Needs in Geophysics Committee,
1944, 1946
List of projects for the Committee's consideration, notes on
‘Development and Testing of Instruments for Geophysical
Investigations', and ‘Application of Radar to Geodesy', by
Committee chairman, A.O Rankine, draft minutes of Committee
meeting of 1! May, draft recommendations and notes on the
recommendations, draft report and report of Committee, statistical
information on post-war Geology in tabular form.
Miscellaneous correspondence re work of the Committee.
Correspondence re establishment of a school of Geochemistry at
Leeds University, 1946.
Brief correspondence re establishment of a National Geophysica!
Laboratory, 1946,
P.90eF. 92
F.90
FoI
rite
Byerr 90
Minutes and committee papers, 1947,
Minutes and committee papers, 1945, 1946.
Royal Society Airborne Research Facilities Committee, 1945-47
Correspondence with Royal Society and colleagues re work of
the Committee, 1945-47.
1945-46, 1949,
In 1945 and 1946 Bullard was chairman of Board A, which was
responsible for making recommendations on applications for
government grants in aid of scientific investigation, in mathematics,
astronomy, statistics, geodesy and geophysics.
In 1949 his
advice was sought though he was no longer a member of the
committee.
Royal Society Government Grant Committee Board A, 1945-46,
1949,
r
Correspondence with Royal Society re work of the Committee,
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Societies and organisations
F.94, F.95
Correspondence with colleagues re work of Committee, arranged
alphabetically, 1945-46.
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Grant applications, printed books of applications, report of
Board A on grant application, summary statement of the reports
of the Boards, etc.
F.97-F.101
Royal Society Empire Scientific Conference, 1946
Bullard made arrangements for evening discussions in Cambridge
and agreed to act as leader and recorder of a morning discussion
on Mapping and Exploration by Air.
F.99, F.100
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Correspondence with the Royal Society re arrangements for
conference.
Correspondence with contributors and colleagues, arranged
alphabetically.
Tables of arrangements for evening discussions, executive com-
mittee minutes, lists of delegates to conference, those invited
to evening discussions, etc., invitation card for conference.
with related correspondence.
Ms. list of speakers at session on methods in mapping, 1
ms. and typescript remarks on discussion for printed report,
July,
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Societies and organisations
‘Total Force Magnetic Variometer.
Society Magnetic Survey Sub-Committee of the A.C.A.R.F.
and Senior Officers of other Government Departments at Langley
Airport, Slough, Bucks., 28 and 31 May 1948'.
Demonstration to Royal
Lists of those present and photographic record, preserved in
original folder.
Discussion meeting on 'The Effects of Two World Wars on the
Organisation and Development of Science in the United Kingdom',
28 March 1974,
Brief correspondence with contributors and Roya! Society, proof
copy of 'The effect of World War II on the development of
knowledge in the physical sciences’ (Bibliog. 1975a), with
Bullard's ms. notes on Sir Bernard Lovell's discussion remarks,
ms. notes and figures.
S40408 1344
Elections and awards
F.104
1946
1963-64
(Awarded 1948).
1968, 1971-72
Brief correspondence and statement in support of the candidature
of H. Jeffreys for the Royal Medal.
1979
1973-74
1975
1976-77
1978
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Societies and organisations
Foll2-F 116
General correspondence on affairs of the Society
Cokie
1946, 1948-49
Potts
1961-63
F.114
1969, 1971-75
Principally relates to submission of papers to, and refereeing
papers for, Proc. Roy. Soc.
1976-77
Includes invitation for Bullard to prepare biographical
memoir of R. Stoneley.
1978-79
Ra li 7eF Al?
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE ON OCEANIC
RESEARCH (SCOR)
1964, 1974-76, 1978
Includes material re centenary celebration of birth of
Albert Einstein and invitation for Bullard to give Rutherford
Memorial Lecture.
words.
At the 1976 Edinburgh meeting Bullard received the Albatross
award of the American Miscellaneous Society -
'a prestigious
but slightly looney association of oceanographers', in Bullard's
Correspondence re meetings, with Bullard's report to IUPAP on
the activities of SCOR, 1972-75.
Invitation to represent the International Union of Pure and
Applied Physics on SCOR.
1964
1974-76, 1978
Enc. Bullard
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Societies and organisations
1975
Brief correspondence and papers re Law of the Sea and
oceanic research.
SOCIETY FOR VISITING SCIENTISTS
1945-48
Report to Annual General Meeting, 1945.
Invitation for Bullard to speak at discussion meeting on
'The Outlook in Physics', duplicated notes (22pp.) of
the discussion, 20 November 1946. -
Brief correspondence re British Council support for the
Society, 1948.
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SECTION G
PUBLICATIONS, LECTURES, BROADCASTS
G.1- G.268
et
@-G..110
WRITINGS ON SCIENTIFIC TOPICS
ei ile@.135
BIOGRAPHICAL WRITINGS
«bby Sekar
REVIEWS
.138-G.175
LECTURES
.176-G.192
RADIO AND TELEVISION BROADCASTS
.183-G.268
CORRESPONDENCE re PUBLICATIONS, LECTURES and
BROADCASTS
publications reproduced on pp. 311-337,
in the form (Bibliog ....)
References to published works are given, when known, to Bullard's list of his
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Publications, lectures, broadcasts
G.1-G.110
WRITINGS ON SCIENTIFIC TOPICS
Most of the material in this Section is
in the form of drafts and notes for
published works.
The drafis are sometimes accompanied by correspondence and
background material.
In addition there are a number of entries for unpublished
work, e.g. an early 1928 paper (G.1), drafts of chapters of a book on optics, on
~
which Bullard was working in the 1930s in collaboration with P.B. Moon (G.2-G.18),
and a report on heat flow through the ocean floor written with A.E. Maxwell at
La Jolla in 1949 (G.25).
The following items also contain or refer to writings by Bullard which
are not listed in the Bibliography: G.19, G.27, G.31-G.33, G.38, G.39, G.68-
G76 G70 G80) Gol. 6 10eG 10
‘Optics’
Chapter 1]
'The resolving power of spectroscopes'
18 pp. ms. draft, December 1928.
(Not listed in Bibliog.)
Bullard and his collaborator, P.B. Moon, signed a contract
with Cambridge University Press in 1934 for a book on optics, and
substantial progress had been made when the Second World War
brought work toan end.
In
notes written for P.M.S. Blackett's Royal Society memorialist
(A.C.B. Lovell) Bullard remarked that in starting a book on optics
he and Moon had been influenced by Blackett.
pages, and ms. corrections and additions.
Contract, list of contents and brief correspondence with Cambridge
University Press, 1937 and 1939.
Contents page and typescript draft of pp.1-22, with intercalated
The book was never published.
See G.111.
E.C. Bullard
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Publications, lectures, broadcasts
Typescript draft of pp. 23-47, with intercalated pages and
ms. Corrections and additions.
Ms. tables and figures.
Chapter 4
Contents page, 8 pp. typescript summary of questions dealt
with and ms. notes.
Typescript draft of pp.1-29, with intercalated pages and ms.
additions and corrections.
Typescript draft of pp.30-63, with intercalated pages and
ms. additions and corrections.
G.9
Figures.
G10, Gell
G.10
Gil
G.1]
Further sequences of typescript, variously paginated.
G.12-G.14 .
Chapter 6.
‘'Interference of many beams'
Chapter 5.
‘Interference patterns and their uses: two beams'
Contents page and typescript draft of pp.1-57, with ms.
corrections by P.B. Moon.
Figures and tables.
Contents page and typescript draft of pp.1-25, with inter-
calated pages and ms. additions and corrections by Bullard
and Moon.
Typescript draft of pp.26-52, with intercalated pages and
ms. corrections and additions, ms. notes by Bullard.
E.C. Bullard
CSAC 100/4/84
Publications, lectures, broadcasts
G15, 6.96
Chapter 7.
‘Electromagnetic theory of Continuous Media'
Gt
Typescript draft of pp.1-35, with intercalated pages and
ms. additions and corrections, tables and figures.
Further typescript draft of pp.1-35, with intercalated pages
and ms. additions and corrections, unpaginated ms. and
typescript notes.
Chapter 8.
App. typescript 'skeleton' draft with ms. additions.
Unattributed ms. and typescript notes found with material for
"Optics' book.
Three unpublished wartime papers:
'The relation between pressures and velocities in the sea'
"Propagation of elastic waves in the ground', October 1942.
"Design of a marine magnetometer’
3pp. typescript with 1 diagram dated February 1944, and
2 diagrams dated February 1945.
Z2pp. report, with figures, for the Ministry of Home Security,
Civil Defence Research Committee.
(2 copies.)
3pp. duplicated report with ms. note ‘written by Dr. Bullard
while at the Admiralty 1941'
tion, provided the introduction.
Contract and correspondence with publisher and contributors
re publication of a series of broadcast talks, 1944-45.
acted as editor of the series and, in addition to his own contribu-
Science at your service, 1945.
(Bibliog. 1945a).
‘Geological Time', Mem. Proc. Manchr. lit. phil. Soc.,
1944 Bibliog. 1944).
Brief correspondence only, 1946.
Bullard
E.C. Bullard
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Publications, lectures, broadcasts
.2e, Giza
Articles on 'Earth', 'Geophysics' and 'Seismographs', in
Chambers's Encyclopaedia (Bibliog. 1947e).
3pp. typescript draft of seismograph article and 2pp. draft,
with ms. corrections, on the motion of the earth,
Correspondence with Chambers's Encyclopaedia, the advisory
editor for the geological section, A.E. Trueman, and the
Astronomer Royal, H. Spencer Jones, 1945-46.
'Speed’.
(Bibliog. 1948b).
Article for Children's Encyclopaedia, 1948
Spp. typescript draft and brief correspondence, 1944-46.
"Heat Flow through the Ocean Floor’, with A.E. Maxwell.
(Not listed in Bibliog.)
The Listener, 1950.
(Bibliog. Part 2,
"How old is the earth?'
1950b.)
See also A.4, A.249, C.12-C.14, C.26 and G.31-G.33.
Copy of reprint in The Arabic Listener.
includes a second Arabic reprint of a Bullard article, 'What
is inside the Earth?'
(See Bibliog. Part 2, 1951.)
The folder also
9pp. typescript, with ms. corrections, appendices, and figures.
According to ms. note written at La Jolla during the summer
of 1949,
Copy of published article only.
App. duplicated typescript, with ms. corrections, written for
Training and Education Division of the Treasury, June 1951.
‘British standard of radioactive iodine (131 I)’.
(Bibliog. 1952h.)
"Notes on
H
Human Relations in Research and Development'
p
(Not listed in Bibliog.)
Nature, 1952.
E.C. Bullard
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G.29
Publications, lectures, broadcasts
‘Magnetic Survey from the Air',
Winter 1953/54.
(Bibliog. 1953a.)
in Aerial Survey Review,
Gopy of published article only.
"Newton's Apple Tree', NPL News, June 1953 (Bibliog.
175sc),
2pp. typescript (photocopy).
'The interior of the earth', in The Solar System, Vol.2.
as a planet, 1954.
(Bibliog. 1954g.)
The earth
Correspondence only, with editor, G.P. Kuiper, 1953-55.
See D.477-D.483.
G.31-G.33
"Heat flow through the ocean floor'
(Not listed in Bibliog.)
2 and 4).
Bullard explained the non-publication of this work in
a 1973 taped conversation with the Archivist of the Scripps
Institution of Oceanography, published in a slightly short-
For a photocopy of
ened form in EOS, 28 February 1984.
the published article see A.4.
Three of a series of four papers on heat flow (nos. 1,
Bullard was co-author with H.G. Ferris of no.2 only, but is
acknowledged at the end of no.1 thus:
'the authors wish to
express their gratitude to Sir Edward Bullard, who initiated
this work at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, for his con-
tinuing interest and advice’.
Bullard's paper was submitted
to the Bulletin of the Geological Survey of America in 1954
(see paper no.1, p.12) but does not appear in the bibliography.
29pp. typescript draft with references, tables and figures.
'A probe for measurement of temperature of gradients in deep
sea sediments’, by A.E. Maxwell, J.M. Snodgrass and J.D. Isaacs.
Paper no.1:
12pp. typescript draft, with acknowledgements and figures
(including photographs of equipment).
Paper no.2:
'The measurement of geothermal gradients in the ocean bottom
by means of a tempercture probe’
E.C. Bullard
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Publications, lectures, broadcasts
G.33
Paper no.4:
'Resulis of heat flow measurements in the North Pacific on
the Mid-Pacific expedition’, by R. Revelle and A.E. Maxwell.
S2pp. typescript draft, with references and figures.
"Power from the sun', The Observer, 13 November 1955.
(Bibliog. Part 2,
1955b.)
Translation in Le Currero del Mundo, Revista mensual in
Interlingua.
G.35-G .37
'Heat flow through the deep sea floor’,
and R. Revelle).
Adv. Geophys., 1956.
(with A.E. Maxwell
(Bibliog. 1956.)
Brief correspondence with co-authors, 1955.
Ms. notes and diagrams for heat flow article.
(Not listed in Bibliog.)
Abstract only, for Faraday Society.
New Scientist,
‘Punch Control Unit for Magnetometer', 18 February 1958.
(Not listed in Bibliog.)
‘Geophysical evidence on the properties of materials at high
pressure’, ?1956.
17pp. typescript draft, appendix, references and figures, with
ms. additions and corrections, of a paper 'On the conductivity
of Solids in a Fluid Medium', by Maxwell, Bradner, et al.
Published article only.
‘Geophysics: substantial additions to knowledge’.
1959.
Bibliog. 1959.)
9pp. typescript draft and figures, with ms. additions and corrections.
E.C. Bullard
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G.43, G.44
Publications, lectures, broadcasts
‘The origin of the Earth's Magnetic Field’
(? Bibliog. 1960a.)
Spp. typescript draft, with ms. corrections.
This is probably the English text of the Russian version of Bullard's
Halley Lecture (Bibliog. 1950a),
‘The Mohole', Endeavour, 1961.
(Bibliog. 1961d.)
Copy of Norwegian reprint in Teknisk Ukeblad.
‘Earth, radicactivity in' and 'Geomagnetism, origins of',
Encyclopaedic dictionary of physics, 1961.
(Bibliog. 1961f.)
in
Corrected proofs with different pagination from that given in
the bibliography.
supplementary article on 'Ocean floor, heat flow through’,
1965 or later.
The folder also includes typescript draft of
'The language of machines'
Endeavour, 1964.
(Bibliog. 1964a.)
G.47, G.48
‘What makes a good research establishment?'
of research establishments, 1965.
(Bibliog. 1965h. )
Correspondence with Pergamon Press, 1959, 1964-65.
This article was reprinted with great success by IBM UK.
See E.62.
German, Italian and Spanish published versions and brief
correspondence, 1968.
figures and ms. notes.
Brief correspondence re request for permission to translate into
Spanish and copy of Spanish translation.
Duplicated typescript draft with note by Bullard 'This is my
original MS';
'The detection of underground explosions', Scient. Am., July
1966.
(Bibliog. 1966c.)
in The organisation
E.C. Bullard
CSAC 100/4/84
Publications, lectures, broadcasts
Correspondence with Scientific American, $. Zuckerman,
and readers after publication.
Because of the sensitivity of the subject, Bullard was greatly
annoyed by Scientific American's editorial changes.
‘Electromagnetic induction in the earth’, Q. Jl.
1967.
(Bibliog. 1967a.)
R. Astr. Soc.,
Brief correspondence only re publication.
"Closing review', in The history of the earth's crust, 1968.
(Bibliog. 1968.)
Brief correspondence with editor, R.A. Phinney.
'The origin of the oceans’.
1969b.)
Scient. Am., 1969.
(Bibliog.
G.53-G .59
After Hill's
Bullard agreed
G52
Brief correspondence.
‘The Sea.
Vol.4', 1971.
(Bibliog. 1970a, b.)
Duplicated typescript draft, figures and captions for illustra-
tions, with ms. additions and corrections.
entitled 'The History of the Sea'.
The draft is
2pp. typescript.
The first three volumes were edited by M.N. Hill.
death, A.E. Maxwell took over the general editorship of
volume 4 which was dedicated to Hill's memory.
to serve on the editorial board and contributed an appreciation
of Hill and, with R.L. Parker, an article on 'Electromagnetic
Induction in the Oceans'.
butors were assigned to the Maurice N. Hill research fund
administered by the Royal Society.
The fees of Bullard and other contri-
‘Maurice Neville Hill, 1919-1966'
E.C. Bullard
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Publications, lectures, broadcasts
"Electromagnetic Induction in the Oceans'
Typescript draft, with ms.
additions by Bullard.
Editorial correspondence, 1966-72.
1966
1967
1968
1969-70
1971-72
3pp. typescript and covering letter.
(Revised for 2nd ed. 1972).
(Bibliog.
in Understanding
Includes correspondence re M.N. Hill research fund and
royalty statements.
Brief correspondence only, but see also G.192.
"Geomagnetic dynamos ina stable core' (with D. Gubbins).
Nature, 1971.
(Bibliog. 1971a.)
'The earth's magnetic field and its origin’,
the earth, 1971.
1971b.)
12pp. typescript draft with ms. additions and corrections.
‘Dynamo Theory', in World Magnetic Survey (ed. A.J. Zmuda).
Bull.
Intn. Ass. Geomag. Aeron., 1971.
(Bibliog. 1971c.)
E.C. Bullard
CSAC 100/4/84
Publications, lectures, broadcasts
G.63-G.65
‘Britannia ruled the waves: A History of British Oceanography'
Oceans, 1971.
(Bibliog. 1971d.)
lépp. typescript, with ms. additions and corrections.
Correspondence with editors of Oceans magazine, 1969-71.
Correspondence with colleagues and others re illustrations for
the article.
comments on draft article.
Folder includes letter from M. Deacon with
Preface to The great ocean business by B. Horsfield and P.B. Stone,
1971.
(Bibliog. 1971j.)
2pp. typescript draft.
"The earth's cores'
Nature, 1971.
(Bibliog. 197ik.)
Brief correspondence and 3pp. typescript draft.
‘Geological Time’.
See also G. 254,
Not listed in Bibliog.
Drafts and correspondence, 1971-74, re contribution by Bullard
to an introductory geology textbook proposed by CRM Books.
Bullard attended the planning seminar at La Jolla and agreed
subsequently to write an essay on geological time for the book.
However, when Bullard's contribution was rewritten by the
publisher, he was unable to accept it for publication as his work.
and 4pp. typescript corrections by Bullard.
Duplicated copy of the preceding with ms. additions and corrections
by Bullard and ms. comments in another hand.
35pp. typescript draft with ms. corrections and additions, and
figures.
Duplicated 32pp. typescript with ms. corrections by Bullard,
"First edit' of Bullard's essay
by CRM Books.
Y YP)
E.C. Bullard
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Publications, lectures, broadcasts
73
Additional typescript redrafts of portions of Bullard's manuscript.
G.72-G.76
Correspondence with CRM Books, arranged chronologically.
Gi72
July-August 1971
Folder includes schedule of planning seminar, the publisher's
blueprint for the proposed book and Bullard's 'detailed, incisive
comments' on the blueprint.
September-December 1971
January-June 1972
July-December 1972
1973-74
‘Geomagnetic dynamos', in The nature of the solid earth, 1972.
(Bibliog. 1972b.)
llp. typescript draft, with ms. corrections and additions,
duplicated typescript draft with figure, and brief correspondence.
'The oscillating disc dynamo and geomagnetism' (with D. Gubbins),
in Flow and fracture of rocks, 1972 (Festschrift for David T. Griggs).
(Bibliog. 1972a.)
distribution list.
3pp. typescript note, unpublished but distributed by Bullard to
colleagues; with covering letter,
16 December 1972, and
Typescript draft with ms. corrections and additions, corrected
proof, and brief correspondence with editor, E.C. Robertson.
"Continuity
(Not listed in Bibliog.)
y;
of poloidal and toroidal fields at the origin',
gin,
I
1972.
E.C. Bullard
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Publications, lectures, broadcasts
G.80
‘Some preliminary thoughts on "Limits to Growth"!
listed in Bibliog.)
(Not
App. typescript draft, September 1972.
G.81-G.83
Sections on ‘Physical properties of sea water', 'The geological
time scale', 'Abundances of the elements! and ‘Composition of
the earth's atmosphere’, in Tables of physical and chemical
constants by Kaye and Laby, 14th ed. 1973.
(Bibliog. 1973a.)
Correspondence with editor and fellow contributors, with drafts
of tables,
Further ms. and typescript drafts of tables, corrected proof
Copies.
Bullard's later correspondence and comments on the 14th edition
of Kaye and Laby, 1976, 1979.
Also included in this folder
is a 1957 letter of Bullard commenting on an earlier edition of
Kaye and Laby :
G.84-G .86
‘Basic Theories', in Geothermal energy, review of research and
development, 1973.
(Bibliog. 1973b.)
Correspondence with editor, H.C.H. Armstead, including author's
Contract and 2pp. ‘Queries on Sir Edward Bullard's draft article
"Basic Theories"!
lépp. typescript draft, references and figures, with ms. corrections;
ms. notes of heat fluctuation in rocks and of material apparently
omitted from final draft.
ms. notes for article.
‘Minerals from the deep sea', Endeavour, 1974, (Bibliog. 1974c.)
G.86
Correspondence with colleagues re reproducing figures.
G .87-G .90
G.87
23pp. duplicated typescript draft;
E.C. Bullard
CSAC 100/4/84
Publications, lectures, broadcasts
G.88
Correspondence with Scientific American re publication of
article, 1971-73.
Publication by Scientific American was delayed because of
'an absolute glut of good articles here about new discoveries
in geology’ and Bullard eventually withdrew the article for
publication elsewhere.
G.240.
correspondence see
For Endeavour
Correspondence with colleagues re information, material for
illustrations.
Brief correspondence with colleagues arising from publication.
'Some remarks on geothermal heat in the U.K.', 1974 or later.
(Not listed in Bibliog.)
This paper was written, in part at least,
8pp. typescript draft.
as a commentary on the 1.G.S. paper Geothermal energy for
the United Kingdom - geological aspects, by K. Dunham (March
1974).
Ms.-and typescript notes.
G.92-G.94
Annual
Typescript draft, with ms. additions and corrections.
'The emergence of plate tectonics: a personal view'
Rey. earth planet. Sci., 1975.
(Bibliog. 1975b.)
Correspondence with Annual Review of Earth and Planetary
Sciences, 1973-74;
letter from reader after publication, 1975.
editors’ preface and 'connective tissue’.
Typescript version of Bullard's talk at Princeton conference in
honour of Hollis D. Hedberg, March 1972, prepared for published
volume.
‘Overview of plate tectonics', in Petroleum and global tectonics,
1975.
(Bibliog. 1975f.)
Folder also includes brief correspondence with editors, and
E
Cs
C. Bullard
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Publications, lectures, broadcasts
G.96
Course by Newspaper on the oceans.
Bullard contributed two articles 'Exploration of the Sea’ and
'A New World Picture’ (Bibliog. 1976a, b) to this extension
course of the University of California, San Diego.
Brief correspondence, background material and newspaper
cuttings of Bullard's contributions.
‘Generation of magnetic fields by fluid motions of global scale’
(with D. Gubbins).
(Bibliog. 1977a.)
Geophys. Astrophys. Fluid Dynamics, 1977.
1
letter only.
G.98, G.99
'The disk dynamo', in Topics in Non-linear Dynamics.
tribute to Sir Edward Bullard.
A
(Bibliog. 1978b.)
See also E.187.
Duplicated typescript draft, with slight ms. correction.
Continuing correspondence, 1977-78.
G99
G.100-G.105
Correspondence between Bullard and Malin,
1975-76.
r
f
Correspondence re reproduction of figures for article.
'The direction of the earth's magnetic field at London 1570-
1975'
(with S.R.C. Malin), Phil. Trans. Roy. Soc., 1981.
(Bibliog. 1981.)
Plots of magnetic declination.
Tables 1 and 3 and biographical notes for appendix, with ms.
suggestions by Bullard.
Typescript notes with ms. corrections and additions.
Continuing correspondence, 1979-80.
E.C. Bullard
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Publications, lectures, broadcasts
Undated writings.
‘Sunspots'
Spp. typescript draft.
‘Deep earth dynamics and the earth's magnetic field!
2pp. typescript draft.
Foreword for a book on geochemistry.
3pp. typescript draft.
‘Geophysical consequences of induction anomalies'
2pp. typescript abstract.
‘The geometry of subduction!
Spp. ms. draft, with Ip. ms. calculations.
at Scripps Institution.
n.d. but written
26pp. transcription of tape of undated and untitled Bullard
talk on the study of the solid earth.
Ilpp. rewrite of the tape of the talk with legends and sources
for figures.
Scripps Institution.
Spp. ms. draft, n.d., but probably written in retirement at
‘Chapter 1.
The earth as a planet!
E.C. Bullard
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Publications, lectures, broadcasts
BIOGRAPHICAL WRITINGS
‘Patrick Blackett, an appreciation', Nature, 1974.
1974a.)
(Bibliog.
Ms. and typescript drafts of Bullard's article.
in the folder are brief correspondence with Blackett's Royal
Society memorialist, A.C.B. Lovell, 1975-76, and duplicated
copy of Bullard's ‘Notes
on PMSB for Lovell’, the first page of
which is missing.
Also included
H.J.J. Braddick
Letter to editor of The Times, 29 May 1972,
with note for
publication, elaborating upon Braddick's ‘many endearing
eccentricities’ mentioned in The Times obituary notice.
See also J.16.
(Bibliog. Part 2,
1972).
B.C. Browne
A.H. Cook
G.113-G.122
W.M. Ewing
Obituary notice, 9pp., 1969.
(Bibliog. 1969c.)
Typescript draft of biographical notice of Cook on the occasion
of his election to the fellowship of the Royal Society (NPL News,
April 1969).
There are very many corrections and additions.
Bullard wrote both the Royal Society Biographical Memoir
(Bibliog. 1975d) and the National Academy of Sciences _
Biographi ical Memoir Bibliog. 1980).
Early ms. and typescript drafts of the Ewing memoir for the
Royal Society.
"Ist draft of Ist part’.
calated pages.
G.113-G.118
AQpp. ms. draft, with a few inter-
E.C. Bullard
CSAC 100/4/84
"Ist draft of pp.1-16 done in Berkeley Feb.-Mar. 1975 Woods
Hole pp.17-28'.
MQi
28pp. typescript draft with ms. corrections.
‘Ist revise’.
the foundation of the Lamont Geological Observatory.
Ms. and typescript draft of the memoir up to
Ms. draft of the section of the memoir on seismology at sea.
Ms. draft of latter part of memoir including sections on Ewing's
move to Galveston and his personality and achievement.
Ms. draft of Ewing bibliography.
Duplicated copy of Ewing memoir with ms. comments by 'ACV',
Eventually it was agreed that the
Duplicated copy of the Ewing memoir, as amended for the
National Academy of Sciences.
Ip. ms. note: 'Things to be done to MS for Nat. Acad. Sci.'
Correspondence with National Academy of Sciences re the
biographical memoir of Ewing, 1974~80.
When Bullard was first approached by the NAS to write the
memoir he declined as he had already said he would write the
Royal Society memoir.
NAS would reprint the Royal Society memoir, corrected and
slightly amplified by Bullard.
1971).
Brief correspondence with Columbia University about the deposit
of the Ewing material collected by Bullard in the course of
writing the memoirs, 1980.
Obituary notice published in ACUA (Association of Cambridge
University Assistants) Newsheet, 1971 (Bibliog. Part
2,
G.122A
LH. Elavil
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Publications, lectures, broadcasts
G.123-G.138
Halley Tercentenary Publications.
Bullard took an active part in the celebrations of the three-
hundredth anniversary of Halley's birth, writing articles for
Nature and Endeavour and taking a oti role in the Royal
Society's marking of the event.
continued for the rest of his life.
His interest in Halleiana
‘Edmond Halley: the first geophysicist', Nature, 1956.
(Biblicg. 195ée.)
Corrected proof copy only.
G.124-G.126
‘Edmond Halley (1656-1742)'.
1956f. )
Endeavour, 1956.
(Bibliog.
l5pp. typescript draft with ms. corrections, references,
legends and sources of figures.
pondence arising from Seni ication.
G.126
G.127-G.130
‘Catalogue of exhibition to celebrate the tercentenary of
Edmond Halley’.
Royal Society, 1956.
(Bibliog. 1956g.)
Published foreign language versions of the article.
catalogue.
Bullard was chairman of the Royal Society Halley Tercentenary
Committee appointed by Council on 1 March 1956 to consider
arrangements for a commemoration of the three-hundredth anniversary
of Halley's birth.
that a conversazione be held on 21 November 1956, that during
the conversazione a lecture on the life and work of Halley be
given and an exhibition held.
Bullard played an energetic part
in securing material for the exhibition and prepared the catalogue
which was published by the Royal Society.
Minutes of committee meetings and correspondence with officers
of the Royal Society and holders of and advisers on Halley
material re arrangements for exhibition and preparation of
At its first meeting the Committee recommended
E.C. Bullard
CSAC 100/4/84
Publications, lectures, broadcasts
March-June 1956
September-October 1956
November 1956-April 1957
12pp. carbon copy of draft entries for catalogue of Halley
exhibition and published catalogue.
Correspondence re Halley, principally on bibliographical
questions, 1963-70, 1973-74.
Small hardback notebook with bibliographical references re
Halley;
and index cards.
further bibliographical references on loose sheets
Miscellaneous bibliographical notes re Halley.
ed
Lenox-Conyngham, see J.82.
‘Drummond Hoyle Matthews'
Y
'Sir Harold Jeffreys', Nature, 1958.
2pp. typescript draft of obituary notice, with brief related
correspondence.
‘Edward Stanley Hiscocks, CBE’, NPL News, November 1973.
(Bibliog. 1973c.)
Ip. typescript note for The Times 'sent Aug. 1978'.
Biographical notice on the occasion of Jeffrey's retirement
from his Cambridge Chair.
Not listed in Bibliog.
E.C. Bullard
CSAC 100/4/84
Publications, lectures, broadcasts
Ms. draft and duplicated copy of the typescript draft sent
to Nature, 22 July 1974, photographs of Cavendish
personnel 1900 and 1929, and brief related correspondence.
G.136, G.137
REVIEWS
1954-70
1973-79
See also J.55.
E.C. Bullard
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Publications,
lectures,
f
f
broadcasts
G.138-G.175
LECTURES
Bullard was greatly admired as a lecturer and talked to a wide variety of
academic and non-academic audiences in Britain and overseas.
He lectured on topics
of current interest in geophysics, such as dynamos, seismic work at sea and plate
tectonics, historical topics such as Halley, the wartime organisation of science and
the development of ideas in geophysics, and important matters of public policy such
as disarmament and the disposal of nuclear waste.
For many of these lectures the
sole evidence in the collection is a single page of ms. notes, with title, note of
audience and date.
Some idea of the quality
|
y
and nature of Bullard's lectures can be seen from
the following extract of an article written during his lifetime (see also A.1):
'To see the essential Teddy, never miss the opportunity to
It was once said of him that he would rather be
What better
After an hour and a half he politely enquired of someone in
On being told, he said only, "Heavens,
hear a lecture by him, whether it be a departmental seminar, a lecture
at the Royal Society or a talk to oil-men in Libya.
His ability to think
on his feet is astounding and his way of putting complex ideas over by
anecdotes is singular.
wrong than duli - he worries little about reputation.
example of this than two years ago, when giving an invited lecture to some
of the most formidable theoretical geophysicists in the world: after about
three quarters of an hour it was obvious that he was letting his mind loose
on some new idea and the suggestions that came forth were novel and
intriguing.
the front row what the time was.
my watch stopped an hour ago and I've been extemporising ever since. "'
For further material relating to lectures see also Section H.
For Bullard's departmental lectures see Section B (Cambridge) and Section C
The material is arranged chronologically as far as possible.
(California).
E.C. Bullard
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G.138-G.140
1946
Publications, lectures, broadcasts
'The protection of ships from magnetic mines'
Royal Institution
(Bibliog. 1946a.)
Friday evening discourse, 15 February.
Programme of Royal Institution lectures and correspondence
re arrangements for lecture and its subsequent publication,
with Royal Institution and Admiralty.
lépp. typescript draft of text for publication, with ms.
additions and corrections and ms. note of figures.
2pp. typescript comments on draft.
App. typescript headed 'Notes on D.G.'
Figures, photographs and ms. notes.
G.142, G.143
1955
Scott lectures, Cambridge University.
Brief correspondence and ms. notes of three lectures.
1953
1956
Includes lectures at Cambridge and University of California.
the Earth', Oxford University, 4 December.
Further ms. notes, calculations and figures used in preparation
of lectures.
Includes the Herbert Spencer Lecture on 'The Interior of
Publications, lectures, broadcasts
1957
Includes lectures at Harvard and for Shell and IC}.
1958
Includes two lectures on 'The Inside of the Earth' at London
University.
1959
Includes lectures at Queen Mary College, London, the
Institute of Physics and Cambridge.
Undated lecture notes found with 1950s material.
Includes lectures on the earth's magnetic field, and on
rockets and satellites.
1959-60, 1962-63
Lecture notes on topics relating to disarmament and the
detection of nuclear tests.
Includes lectures on the earth's magnetic field and the ocean
floor, given at Moscow.
Includes lectures given at Berkeley, Oxford, Bangor, Cambridge
and Newcastle.
of the earth.
Includes lectures on the ocean floor and the structure of the
oceans.
1960
196]
1962
Lecture for IBM and two lectures on structure and history
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Publications, lectures, broadcasts
1963
Lectures on properties of mantle and continental shelf.
1965
Lectures on the ocean floor, the earth's magnetic field,
and the Royol Astronomical Society's Jeffreys Lecture on
electromagnetic induction in the earth.
1966
Includes lectures at Girton College, Cambridge, Moscow
and Tokyo.
s156).Gi157
1967
9.2156
'Reversals of the earth's magnetic field' (the Bakerian Lecture
for 1967).
(Bibliog. 1968a.)
Phil. Trans. Roy. Soc., 1968.
Folder includes notice and abstract of lecture, ms. notes
and calculations for lecture, scientific correspondence with
colleagues and request for permission to reproduce figures.
Notes of lectures delivered in Canada, principally Toronto,
while Bullard was Visiting Professor at the University of
Toronto, January-March.
brief correspondence, the Rand Corporation.
Includes lectures at Oxford, Glasgow, Madrid and, with
See also A. 98.
1968
1969
Lectures in Libya and New York.
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Publications, lectures, broadcasts
G.160
Undated notes found with 1960s material and multiple-
dated material.
Includes lecture on the Moho and the Mohole given at
Harwell, Oxford, the Royal Society and ICI, Widnes,
1961-64.
1970
Includes lectures at Fredericton, Harvard and Woods Hole
Oceanographic Insiitution.
1972
Includes lectures for Birkbeck College, London, Princeton
and NATO.
1973
Includes lecture for IBM.
1974
1975
Bullard's own schedule of his lectures, September 1974-April 1976.
Lectures at Toronto, Woods Hole, NATO Defence College,
Rome, Cambridge and Calgary.
Includes lectures on continental shelves, earth's magnetic
field and minerals from the deep sea, at various American
locations and the IGRF opening address at Colorado Springs.
See A.261 for cassette recording of the lecture.
l4pp. typescript, with ms. corrections, of lecture given at
Santa Barbara, 4 March.
.167-G.169
1976
G.167
"Science and the British Government’
Brief correspondence.
E.C. Bullard
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Publications, lectures, broadcasts
G.168
Ewing memorial meeting, Columbia University, March 1976,
6pp. transcript of tape of talk at the dinner in honour of
Maurice Ewing, 29 March.
o.%
'Geomeiry of sinking plates’
Ip. ms. note of lecture delivered 30 March.
Lectures at Pennsylvania State University, California Institute
of Technology, and Cambridge.
1977
Lectures at Canberra on the uranium dilemma and plate
tectonics.
1978
1979
1977-79
Undated lecture notes found with 1970s material.
Includes lectures on plate tectonics, the origins of the recent
Includes lectures on plate tectonics and the development of
the Atlantic.
Lecture on ‘oceanography as it used to be’, at the Jet Propulsion
Laboratory, California Institute of Technology.
Lectures on nuclear waste at Goddard Space Flight Center,
La Jolla, Canberra, and, with related correspondence,
Philadelphia.
revolution in geology, and the use of Computers in science.
E.C. Bullard
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Publications, lectures,
Undated lecture notes including material for lectures on
heat flow at sea,
geological
time, the moho and solar energy.
magnetic field of the sun,
/
f
v
Miscellaneous lists of slides for lectures.
Bullard's tagged folder containing lists of lantern slides,
under various subject headings, with index.
E.C. Bullard
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Publications, lectures, broadcasts
G.176-G.192
RADIO AND TELEVISION BROADCASTS
‘What is the Point of Physics? '
Talk for Home Service, broadcast June (postponed from May)
1945,
Draft and brief correspondence.
'War Science Organisation'
Contribution no.1 to 'Science in the War' series, broadcast
in Chinese service, July 1945.
Draft and brief correspondence.
'What Science should be planned for'
Draft and correspondence.
See G.177 above.
‘Explosions and earthquakes’
Bullard was also asked to write the concluding talk of the series
but the BBC did not receive the script in time and it was used,
in an amended form,
in 'The Planning of Science’ series broad=
cast the following year.
See G.178 below.
Contribution to 'The Planning of Science’, broadcast in Chinese
service, February 1946.
This is the talk which, in
clude the 'Science in the War' series broadcast the previous
year.
Draft and broadcast copy of script.
Talk for Home Service 'Science Survey', broadcast February 1948.
its original form, was intended to con-
E.C. Bullard
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Publications,
broadcasts
thst
lectures,
t
"Inside the Earth'
Talk for Home Service 'Science Survey', broadcast April 1950.
Script and correspondence (1957) re reprint in a collection
of writings by scientists.
"Sources of Energy'
Draft headed ‘European Talks', with ms. note ‘first broadcast
1 January 1952'.
'The Floor of the Atlantic!
Talk for Home Service 'Science Survey', broadcast June 1953.
Broadcast script only.
"Energy from the Sun?!
Talk for the General Overseas Service.
'V oyages Interplanetaires'
Script only.
"Science is News'
Reprint in London Calling, 19 January 1956.
Interview with Sir Edward Bullard for French Service, broadcast
October 1956.
See also E.118.
Contribution on detection of H Bomb Tests for this television
programme, broadcast October 1958.
Draft, script and correspondence.
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Publications, lectures, broadcasts
Excerpt from 'Ten O'Ciock' Programme, Home Service,
10 October 1961.
Bullard was interviewed on the evacuation of Tristan da Cunha,
in the face of volcanic disaster.
Script only.
'The Earth's Dynamo’
Contribution no.3 to Third Programme ‘Experiment’ series,
broadcast October 1963.
Broadcast script and audience research report (very favourable).
'The Quiet Sun'
Network Three series;
'The Earth', broadcast January 1964.
Bullard
contributed programme no.9
Draft and script.
Script only.
‘Charles Babbage’
Talk broadcast March 1969.
Draft and contract.
'The Spreading of Oceans and Drifting of Continents’
Contribution to 'The Frontiers of Knowledge! series, BBC
Europe (English Service), broadcast 3 May 1968.
See alsoG.6l.
‘Origin of the Earth's Magnetic Field!
"Mountains'
Radio 3 talk, 1970.
Draft and correspondence.
Outline of script, n.d.
E.C. Bullard
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G.193-G.2
CORRESPONDENCE re PUBLICATIONS, LECTURES AND
BROADCASTS
G.193-G.
Publications
G.260-G.
Lectures
G .264-G.
Broadcasts
G.193-G.268 presents, in alphabetical order, correspondence with
editors, publishing houses and scientific colleagues.
The material includes requests
to write articles or books, to comment on works submitted for publication by others,
to serve on editorial or advisory boards, etc.
There isa little scientific corres-
The material is dated and an indication given of any information of
pondence.
or talks.
G.193-G .259
PUBLICATIONS
casts for which no script survives.
special biographical or scientific interest.
G.260-G.263 presents, in chronological order, requests to give lectures
G.264-G.268 presents, in chronological order, correspondence re broad-
Cambridge University Press
Atoll Research Bulletin
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Publications, lectures, broadcasts
a heen neni ne
ln intemal dene tenant
sCneetimeni ent
G.194-G.230
Clarendon Press, Oxford
In 1947 Bullard agreed to act with N.F. Mott as an editor
He
of the International Monographs in Physical Science.
continued in that capacity for nearly twenty years, resigning
at the beginning of 1966.
specific projects.
He subsequently advised on
This is a very substantial, though uneven, correspondence with
the Press, Mott and prospective authors, amongst whom were
very distinguished physical scientists such as $. Chandrasekhar
and S. Chapman, and includes ouilines of proposed books and
Bullard's comments on manuscripts.
It
is arranged chronologically.
Invitation from N.F. Mott for Bullard to write a book on
Geophysics for the Oxford Press, 1945.
April-December 1947
January-May 1948
July-September 1948
April-August 1949
1953 (1
letter only)
January~ July 1956
January-March 1949
October-December 1948
October-December 1956
September-December 1949
July-September 1959
August-December 1957
January-March 1957
April-July 1957
1958
January-May 1959
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Publications, lec ctures, 3, broadcasts
G21]
October-December 1959
Correspondence and papers re revision of monograph by A.E.
Benfield, 1959-61.
Folder includes 19pp. typescript draft
of '4,
Bullard
found it necessary to rewrite chapter four of Benfield's book
and eventually passed on the manuscript to D.W. Allan.
Temperature distribution within the earth’,
January-May 1960
July-November 1960
January=July 196]
1962 (2 letters only)
February-May 1963
November-December 1963
January-June 1964
September-December 1964
1965
1966
Includes correspondence re Bullard's resignation as editor.
The Press continued to seek his advice.
Bullard was asked to give his opinion, at the proof stage, on
Solar-terrestrial
physics, by S. Cha pman and S.-I. Akasofu.
)
This folder also includes an undated 2pp. ms. letter by Bullard
discussing a book on computers.
Royalty statements for 1953, 1957-60.
1972
(73
1974
1968
197]
1975-76
1980
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Publications, lectures, broadcast
Earth and Planetary Science Letters
‘
Y
Le
1965,
’
1967-74
Bullard was a member of the advisory
and corresponded with editors and contributors for nearly ten
years.
in 1974,
He'was relieved of 'the burden of the advisory editorship’
board of the new journal
|
The material is presented in a chronological sequence.
G.23)
G £232
G .238
G .234
G.235
1965, 1967
1968
1969
1970
197]
Includes 3pp. typescript draft of Bullard and D.P. McKenzie!
paper ‘Remarks on Uncertainties in
Continental Fitting’.
(Bibliog. 1971g.)
Poles of Rotation in:
1972
1965, 1970
1972
1973-74
G.239-G.247
Earth-Science Reviews
Elsevier Publishing Company
Bullard served for many years on the editorial advisory board.
(Bibliog. 1974c.)
There is correspondence re advisory board mee ae , emerson
tions of contributors, comments on man
generally and Bullard's own article
published by Endeavour in 1974,
Includes draft
as prepared for Endeavour.
article on 'Minerals from mae deep sea'
1970, 1972-79
1970,
1973
Endeavour
of
E.C. Bullard
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ectures, broadcasts
January-June 1974
July-December 1974
1975
Correspondence re ICI's withdrawal of support for Endeavour.
G.244
G.245
1976
1977
Folder includes duplicated fee
‘The Aurora:
by S.-I. Akasofu, with Bullard's ms. corrections.
on electrical discharge process around the earth’,
of draft article for Endeavour,
1978
Includes correspondence arising from an artic
(not by Bullard) on energy policy.
LZ?
W.H. Freeman and Company
1966, 1970, 1975,
1978-79
Harper & Row Limited
1974
Institute for Scientific Information
Geophysical Journal, see Section F under Royal Astronomical Society.
1975 correspondence related to proposed geophysic
textbook.
publications
General correspondence re articles submitted by Bullard
for publication and articles submitted to B Sullerd for assess~
ment.
Journal of Atmospheric and Terrestrial Physics
1946, 1967-68
1970-78
Bullerd was
for a number of |
go
Nature
Pergamon Press Limited
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Publications, lectures, broadcasts
G.254
Random House, Inc.
See also G.68-G.76
G.255-G .257
C255
G.256
Science Journal
1965, 1967
Shorter requests for books, articles, contributions, arranged
alphabetically by publisher or editor.
A-B
C=£
M-Z
Includes invitation for Bullard to write on Rutherford
in the Fontana Modern Masters series, 1975.
Includes Bullard's reply to an invitation to contribute
a chapter on electronic computers for a History of
Technology, 1975,
, 250; G59
1963-64, 1966-70
Shorter correspondence re permission to quote from publications
by Bullard, reproduce photographs, etc.
19/1975, 1977, 1979
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Publications, lectures, broadcasts
G.260-G. 263
LECTURES
Invitations to lecture arranged chronologically.
1937, 1943-46
1946 correspondence relates to an invitation to lecture to the
Admiralty Mine Design Department at Havant.
1960, 1963-66
1960 invitation was from The Parliamentary and Scientific
Committee interested to 'reach some conclusion as to the
extent to which it would be worth while (if at all) for our
Government to support Space Research on a really big scale’.
1967-69
.
1967 correspondence includes invitation to give a talk at a
NATO conference at Greenwich.
1970-73, 1975, 1979
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Publications, lectures, broadcasts
G.264-G. 268
BROADCASTS
G.264-G.267
BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION
The folders document broadcasts or projects for BBC radio
and television for which no identifiable script survives, and
unscripted discussion programmes or interviews to which Bullard
contributed.
for payment, has survived.
In some cases only the contract, or receipt
1943-44
1964, 1967, 1969-73
1969-70, 1976-78
‘
1974, 1977
UNESCO
Includes 1p. ms. note on programme
Correspondence and contract re radio and television programmes
for the Open University.
on nuclear test ban agreement and notice of meeting between
University of California, San Diego, and BBC and OU personnel
at La Jolla, 29 November 1976, re educational prograrmmes in
general and the possibility of co-producing a television course
On oceans.
Brief correspondence re radio science programmes.
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SECTION H
H.1- H.24
INTRODUCTION TO SECTION H
This small section does not adequately reflect the very extensive travel under-
taken by Bullard for scientific congresses, lectures and the like, and for government
and private consultancy work.
There is, however, other material in the collection
bearing on visits.
For Bullard's visits to Southern California see Section C,
for visits
in connection with consultancy work see Section E;
the material relating to lectures
in Section G also gives some indication of visits not documented elsewhere.
The presentation is chronological as far as possible.
Invitation for 1961
20th anniversary meeting of the Oceanographical Society of
Japan, Tokyo, 8-i2 November.
Invitation for 1964
1965
1966
Deep drilling symposium, Ottawa, September.
Brief correspondence only.
Symposium on geological research in Africa, Leeds,
12-14 March.
organisers.
Bullard accepted an invitation to give a lecture on 'Marine
Geology and Mineral Resources of the Ocean'.
probably the lecture published under the title 'The rocks beneath
the oceans’ Bibliog. 1969d; see Bibliog. 1968b for Russian
language version).
Second International Oceanographic Congress, Moscow,
30 May-9 June.
This is very
:
Preliminary announcement, programme and correspondence with
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Visits
Continuing correspondence re arrangemenis.
Correspondence arising from Congress, especially re
publication of plenary lectures.
1967
University of British Columbia, Vancouver.
One letter only, re a visit by Bullard.
Invitation for 1967
Symposium on the Upper Mantle Project, National Geophysical
Research Institute, Hyderabad, January.
1968
Invitations for 1968
International Association of Geomagnetism and Aeronomy ~
World Magnetic Survey Symposium on Description of the Earth's
Magnetic Field, Washington, D.C., 22-25 October.
Invitation, list of participants and brief correspondence.
Pan-American Symposium on the Upper Mantle, Mexico City,
18-21 March.
participants.
Ditchley Foundation conference on the Resources of the Ocean
Bed, Ditchley Park, Oxfordshire, 26-29 September.
Invitation to visit New Zealand under the Commonwealth
University Interchange Scheme.
1969
Brief correspondence re arrangements, agenda and list of
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Visits
Invitations for 1969
Symposium on the International Regime of the Sea-Bed, Rome,
26 June-2 July.
Symposium scientifique international sur la gSodésie de mines,
la géologie de mines et
26 August-1 September.
la géometrie des gisements, Prague,
Annual meeting of the American Society of Limnology and
Oceanography, La Jolla, California, September.
1970
Nato Advanced Study Institute on 'The Moon and Planets',
Newcastle upon Tyne, 9-16 April.
Brief correspondence re arrangements.
Invitations for 1970
NASA Apollo I! Lunar Science Conference, Houston, 5-8 January.
Fourth Irish Sea Colloquium, University College of Wales,
Aberystwyth, 6-8 January.
Conference on Law, Science and Politics, organised by the
David Davies Memorial Institute, London, 11-12 July.
Windsor Castle, 6-9 March.
16th Chania Conference of The International Science Foundation,
"Science and the International Man: Engineering and the Future
of Man', Crete, 27-31 July.
Invitation for 1972
Conference on the Human Environment, St. George's House,
Symposium on the Rotation of the Earth, n.d.
time Affairs Confere ence,
12-14 September.
Royal Naval College, Greenwich,
Brief correspondence re arrangements and 'nominal' list of
participants.
Invitations for 197
etn neh
Symposium on 'Secular Variation with Particular Reference to
the IGRF', Kyoto, Japan, September.
Université des Sciences et Techniques du Languedoc, Montpellier,
December.
NASA Ames Research Center, December.
1974
Invitation for 1974
1¥75
Visit to University of California, Berkeley.
Brief correspondence re arrangements.
Invitation to visit
between August a wi Dec
the
Australian National University, Canberra,
ecember.
Bullard agreed to become a member of the sponsoring committee.
International symposium in honour of George P. Woollard on
Geophysics of the Pacific Basin, Honolulu, 8-11 December.
Cc ont Inveo
His two public lectures (January, February 1975) were on 'The
floor of the deep oceans - what are they like?! and 'The floor
of the deep oceans - what is happening there?', and he also
conducted geophysics and physics seminars.
Bullard was appointed to the 'Charles M. and Martha Hitchcock
Professorship', originally for the 'Winter Quarter! of 1974 but
deferred until after his retirement from Cambridge.
.
.
'
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H.20 (Cont'd.)
Visits.
Folder includes correspondence re appointment, travel and visa
arrangements, academic and social invitations, etc.,
Ip. (only) notes for 2nd Hitchcock lecture, 1lpp. notes for
course on "Origin of the Earth's magnetic field’ (given for
seminar in geophysics), list of ‘Lectures and Seminars given ..
as Hitchcock Prof., Jan.-Mar. 1975'.
See A.258, A.259.
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods Hole, Massachusetts,
March=August.
Bullard visited Woods Hole as the Doherty Fellow.
Correspondence with organisers and colleagues, office memoranda
and material re salary and expenses.
Note on 'High heat flow on axis of mid-ocean ridges',
1975, written in response to a query from J.R. Heirtzler (1p.).
1 July
'The MBL Library: a note on its adequacy for marine geology
and geophysics', written at the request of J.R. Heirtzler (18pp.).
Undoted research proposal found with Woods Hole material
with
t
t
Photographs.
Bullard's ms. Comments.
XVlth General Assembly of the International Union of Geodesy
and Geophysics, Grenoble, August-September.
University of Victoria, British Columbia, 16-19 September.
Bullard was interested in attending as a representative of the
International Union of Pure and Applied Physics but declined
an invitation to speak at a symposium on 'Tidal Interactions,
including Earth Tides', explaining that he had never worked
on any aspect of tides.
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Visits
Invitations for 1976
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.
Invitation to visit New Zealand.
2
Oregon State University, January.
Brief correspondence re arrangements, history of science research
topics.
University of Houston, February.
One letter only.
NASA Goddard Space Flight Research Center, Maryland, 24-25
March.
Letter and enclosure only.
a?
t
nd
Invitation for 1977
He also lectured on
Visit to New Zealand, September
Bullard gave a colloquium on the ‘Origin of the Earth's Magnetic
Field’.
:
Bullard visited universities at Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch
and Otago and gave a public lecture sponsored by the Royal
Society of New Zealand on nuclear waste.
the earth's magnetic field.
joint Sandia-UNM colloquium series.
Correspondence with organisers, abstract of talk on nuclear
waste and abstract and ms. note of lecture on earth's magnetic
field.
Invitation to visit University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, as
a speaker for the
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1977-79
Visits to Geophysical Institute, University of Alaska, Fairbanks.
Bullard visited Fairbanks in 1977 and returned in 1978 and 1979
as Distinguished Visiting Professor of Geophysics.
1980 was cancelled because of Bullard's last illness.
A visit in
Correspondence re arrangements for visits,
Geophysical Institute generally.
the affairs of the
Lectures delivered in Alaska, 1975, 1978-79.
Bullard's remarks to the Advisory Board of the University of
Alaska Geophysical Institute,
18 May 1979 (lp. ms. note)
and background material re the Geophysical Institute.
1978
Harvard University, October-November.
Invitations for 1979, 1980
International Conference on the Thermal Regime of the Earth's
'The Development of the Ideas of Plate
Correspondence with organisers and colleagues, ms. notes,
abstracts and notices of lectures.
Bullard was invited by the Harvard Committee on Oceanography
to deliver the Columbus O'Donnell Iselin I! Lectures for the
Fall semester, 1978.
He gave lectures on 'The Disposal of
Nuclear Waste at Sea',
Tectonics' and 'What is wrong with Plate Tectonics ?'
Interior, ?Boulder, Colorado, July or August 1980.
IAGA symposium on ‘Planetary Dynamo Theory' as part of the
General Assembly of UGG, Canberra, 2-15 December 1979.
Bullard
Se
ne
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SECTION J
CORRESPONDENCE
_J.1
- J.206
INTRODUCTION TO SECTION J
This Section comprises letters received in Bullard's correspondence folders
or as loose papers.
Other correspondence kept by Bullard with his research, committee
or
P
publications papers has been left in
pap
place in the appropriate Sections.
pprop
Pp
The remaining letters are sporadic in incidence.
Though there are a few
from earlier periods, there is very little from the National Physical Laboratory and
the majority date from the later part of Bullard's career.
Several contain historical
reminiscences, or Bullard's views on research, its organisation and personnel.
The material is presented as follows:
a1
=i. ee
Correspondence with individuals.
In alphabetical
order, dated and indexed, with an indication of any
information of particular biographical, scientific or
historical interest.
‘
J.169-J5.176
J.177=J.206
Builard's carbon only.
References and appointments.
reprints, specimens, information.
Shorter unindexed correspondence: exchanges of
SOME OF THE MATERIAL IN THIS SECTION MAY BE SUBJECT TO RESTRICTION
Heat flow.
On geological time.
1945
1970
Althem, Ps
M238.
Statistical methods.
Alldredge, L.
R.
Mantle conductivity.
1972-73, 1976
Ahrens, L.
H.
Akasofu, S.-l.
Andrade, E.
N.
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Corresponden ce
Archer, A.
A,
Arkell, W.
J.
Armetead, fi.
2...
Hi.
Proposed research on geothermal energy.
Athavale, R.
ON.
Oriented core samples.
Bdcker, H.
Backus, G.
E.
Publications, research proposed and in hand,
recommendation
Badash, L.
1972
1967-69
1971-79
Historical writings, on Rutherford and others.
Baker, Ps
&
Banks, R.
Baker, J.
“Fy
1971-73
On Juan Fernandez Island rocks.
| got rid of everything in 1945'.
In his letter of 26 November Bullard
Correspondence 1973 is re explosives and blast
waves.
writes: 'l enormously regret that I did not keep
war-time papers;
Continued
Includes Bullard's reminiscences of his work with
H.S.W. Massey on electron scattering, written
for a 70th birthday tribute (see A.13, J.91).
Mainly reminiscences of G.I. Taylor.
Batchelor, G.
K.
1971
1976
1978
1975, 1978
Bates, D.
R.
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J.10 (Cont'd. )
Becky A.
bs
;
Correspondence
Bernal, J.
OD.
Earthquakes; Bu!lard's reply is addressed to
"Dear Sage’.
Bethe, H.
A.
Energy policy;
Bethe and comments.
includes published article by
1973
1964
1975
Beynon, We:
J...G.
Birch, F.
1973
1946, 1971
1946 correspondence is on various sea-floor research
projects.
Bicchony 2
Black, I.
Black, M.
J.14
Jet4, J.15
Blackett; -7.°
M.S.
Various dates 1945-46
1945-46 (Bullard's carbons only).
Addressed to 'Tom' (Margaret Bullard).
1965-66 on magnetic reversal and palaeomagnetic
Continued
(wife of H.J.J. Braddick, about Bullard's obituary
of her husband).
1974-76
Reminiscences of Blackett, and arrange-
Ocean conductivity.
Braddick, M.
1972
See G.112.
research.
ments for his papers.
Brace, W. . F.
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Correspondence
J.16 (Cont'd.)
Bragg, Wa
L:
1938, 1946
1938 letter is to Lenox-Conyngham about Bullard's
research,
Brockamp, B.
Seismology.
Browne, B.C.
1932, 1934
1948-49, 1959,
1968
Correspondence 1948-49 is on research,
Correspondence
expeditions, department, etc.
1968 includes material relating to Browne's death
in August of that year.
Budgett, H.
M.
Bullen, K.
E.
Bullerwell, W.
1938
1955, 1963, 1970
1967
Magnetic survey data.
Byrd; B.C
1939
Burchfield, J.D.
History of science.
Get:
Carr, R.
Spherical harmonics.
Gravity survey measurements.
Cherwell, Viscount (F.A. Lindemann)
Computer Sciences Corporation
Conan, te:
By
Halley and Newton.
1968-69, 1979
IFT se
E.C. Bullard
CSAC 100/4/84
Corresponde nce
Cook, A.
1948
Pendulum swings;
to Bullard's 1933 work.
includes data and reference
Cooper, L.
1946
Proposed research on chemical oceanography.
Cooper; Be
<1,"
By
1948-49
Mainly on dynamo theory.
Cowling, T.
G.
Cox, A.
Crane, H.R.
Greer, kK.
M.
Bullard's carbon only, comments on paper by
Creer.
Crick. ti
Davies, D.
Deseo, t.. Ey
oR.
Microseisms
David. tac a ¥
Dynamo problem.
Continental drift.
Continental drift.
de Beer, G.
Orake, £41.
E.C. Bullard
CSAC 100/4/84
Correspondence
Edmonds, J.
M.
Bullard's views on geological studies.
Evateictec.s
bs
Organisation of geology at UK universities.
Evans, R.
Core densities.
Evans, T.
1964
1971
1975
Comments and re-workings of Buliard's work on
boreholes, especially Bibliog. 1947b.
data and calculations.
Includes
Ewing, W.
M.
Falconer, N.
1946
1974-77
Uranium glass.
1973, 1975
Fellgett, P.
;
1967-68, 1972-73
History of Operational Research;
comments on wartime convoy size.
includes Bullard's
Faul, H. and others
Boater the: ©
her biography of her father.
Correspondence 1958-59 is with Fisher on 'smoothing
formulae'.
Correspondence 1977 is with Joan Box
(daughter) and includes reminiscences of Fisher for
Magnetic variations.
Fisher, R.
A.
1958-59, 1977
Figen Fock.
1958, 1962, 1964
E.C. Bullard
CSAC 100/4/84
Correspondence
Fitzpatriek, J.:<
A:
Flower M.
6,
oJ.
1970
1973
Proposed research on petrological data retrieval.
rronk; Fey
Bullard, E.
& Massey, H.S.W.
The effect of a magnetic field on relative
solution of E asonast ay linear differential
Camb. phil. Soc. 29, 288-296,
gravity determinations with invar pendulums.
E.C. Bullard
CSAC 100/4/84
List of publ ications
Bullard, £
The observation of gravity by means of
invariable pendulums.
Proc. R. Soc. A.,
141,
233-258.
Bullard, E.
Note on the Hayford-Bowie tables for
calculating aie
Geophys. 10, 318-322.
pave
ne eae
Bullard,E.
Gravity measurements in East Africa.
Build
geol. Surv. Uganda No.
2, 28-29.
Bullard, E
Gravity measurements in East Africa.
Phil.
2eaNS « Rs SOc. A, (235, 405=53i1 .
Bullard; hs
& Joli Holo.
Gravity measurements in
Great Britain.
Mon. Not. Re
as. Ci
Soc.
Geophys.
Suppl.
3, 443-477.
BUuLlardsb<
astr.
°
- Suppl.
4
4,
Tanganyika Territory.
Mon. Not. R.
Str.
IC.
geophys. Suppl. 47114-1217
Horstlela, aw.
& Bullard...
Gravity measurements in
8’. “Gravity measurements in
geophys. Suppl. 4, 94-113.
Munsey, D.F. & Bullard, E.
the Anglo-Eqyptian Sudan. Mon. Not. R.
The theory of the Benioff seismograph.
336-340.
Mon. Not. R. astr.
E.C. Bullard
CSAC 100/4/84
List of publications
Bullard, E.
& Kerr-Grant, C.
The design and testing of
geophones and their amplifiers.
Mon. Not. R. astr.
Soc. geophys. Suppl. 4, 341-350.
Bullard, E.
Thermal conductivities of rocks (report of
a committee).
Rep. Br. Ass. Advmt. Sci. 271-277.
Bullard, E.
Underground structure near Cambridge.
In
The Cambridge Region.
Appendix to Rep. Br. Ass.
Advmt. Sci.
Bullard, E.
The disturbances of temperature gradient
in the earth's crust by inegalities of height.
Mon. Not. R. astr. Soc. geophys. Suppl. 4, 360-362.
Bullard, E.
& Gaskell, T.F.
Seismic methods in submarine
Mon. Not. R.
:
geology.
Mace, C.
& Bullard, E.
Bullard, E.
committee).
237-248.
Bullard, E.
Sci. PLOG., On: 154,
Bullard, E.
Submarine geology.
Nature, Lond. 142,
916.
Gravity measurements in Cyprus.
Advmt. Sci., Lond. 1939-40, 330-331.
Thermal conductivity of rocks (report of a
Mon. Not. R. astr. Soc. geophys. Suppl. 4, 473-480.
astr. Soc. geophys. Suppl. 4, 534-536.
Temperatures within the earth.
E.C. Bullard
CSAC 100/4/84
List of publications
Bullard, E.
Heat flow in South Africa.
Proc. R. Soc. A,
173, 474-502.
Bulland,;—b.; Gaskell TFs, Harland: :WiB.
& Kerr-Grant, C.
Seismic investigations on the Palaeozoic floor
of east England.
Phil. Trans. R. Soc. A,
239 29-94,
Browne, B.C. & Bullard, E.
Comparison of the acceleration
due to gravity at the National Physical Laboratory,
Teddington and the Bureau of Standards, Washington,
D.C .#Procs Roy. Soe. A,
al75,: J10—11:7 .
Bullard, E.
Geophysical study of submarine geoloay.
Nature, Lond. 145, 764-766.
Bullard, E.
Submarine canyons.
Nature, Lond. W46),.43:2).
Bullard, E.
ETOG> R. coce A, 177,
476-499.
672-673.
Bullard, E.
& Gaskell, T.F.
Bullard, E.
Builard, E.
Bullard, E.
The continental shelf.
Nature, Lond. 143,
Submarine seismic investigations.
wrOoce sR. Instn. Gh Br. ol jelso=14 7
Radioactive heat generation in rocks.
The geophysical study of submarine geology.
R. astr. Soc. geophys. Suppl. 5, 41-47.
105-108.
The earth's gravitational field.
Mon.
Not.
Endeavour 2,
ca Bullard
CSAC 100/4/84
List of publications
eu Nications
Bullard, Er,
Geological time
Phil. Soc, 86,
55-82.
Bullard, g&,
(and Others) Science at your Service,
London:
Allen & Unwin.
Bullard, kz.
Thermal history of the
156, 35,
nOaS:,
Bullard, fF,
Bullard, F,
The Protection of Ships from magnetic mines,
PTOG: Re instn. Gt. p
mh
oe 554-566.
Remarks on @ paper by Pp. Evans & w. Crompton
“Geological factors in gravity interpretation
Bullard, Ee
& Slichter,
Re
- Lond, 102, 246-247,
Lond.
Bullard,
re
ferr. Magy
Bullard, Bie
Researches Dep,
Bullard, Be
Bullard, EB.
of terrestrial magnetism,
On magnetic work in Africa.
Frenkel's views on the Origin
The time necessary for a bore
carnegie Inst, Mash. 8, 20-21,
temperature equilibrium,
geophys. Suppl. 5, 127-130,
= Opaedia
"Geophysics" and
"Seismographs" in Chamber's Encyclopaedia.
Say Gerald Lenox Conyngham,.
Articles on “Earth",
Bull. geod. 1-3,
Sh OE! S ———
E.C. Bullard
CSAC 100/4/84
List of publications
a nn
een
Bullard, E.
The figure of the earth.
Mon.
SOG. geophys. Suppl.)
5, 1s6-192 .
Bullard, E.
Article on "Speed" in the Children's Encyclopaedia.
Bullard, E.
& Cooper, R.I.B.
Determination of the masses
“necessary to produce a given gravitational field.
- soc. A,
194, 332-347.
Bullard, E.
The secular change in the earth's magnetic
field.
Mon. Not. R. astr. Soc. geovhys. Suppl. 5 ,
248-257.
Bullard, E.
The magnetic field within the earth.
Proc.
Re OC. A,
197, 433=453 3
Bullard, E.
& Stanley, J.P.
The age of the earth.
Suom.
Budlvard«°hs
Bullard, E.
Physics Today 2,
6b13.
sphere.
Proc. R. Soc. A,
199, 413-443.
Bullard, E.
Terrestrial magnetism.
geod. Lait. Julki Now
36, 33-40.
(The Halley Lecture).
Observatory 70, 139-143.
Electromagnetic ition Ewa rotating
The origin of the earth's magnetic field
Bullard, E., Freedman, C., Gellman... & Nixon, abs
oOK4iL.
The westward drift of the earth's magnetic field.
The transfer of heat from the core of the
earth.
Mon. Not. R. Astr. Soc
Fhil. Trans. R. Soc. A,
243, 67-99;
Bullard, E.
bp
,
EC. Bullerd
CSAC 100/4/84
List of publications
d
Bullard, E.
Sections on “gravity", “constants connected
with the earth" ana “abundances of the elements"
in Kaye, G.w.c, & Laby, T.H.
Tables 2 Physical
constants, 10th €d. London: Longmans.
195le
Bullard: (Es
c< Niblett,
Bio
Terrestrial heat flow in
England.
222-238,
Mon. Not. R. astr. Soc. geophys. Suppl. oF
L952. 3
Bullard. 7p.
Remarks on de formation Of the earth's crust.
Trans. Am. gdeephys. Un. 32, p20
b
1
Bullard, Rk.
Fluid motion Of the earth's interior as
inferred from geomagnetism.
32. 535.
trans
Trans. Am. ¢
feophvs. Un.
©
Bullard, B.
«
& Geophysik) 3, 385-386.
@
Buliard, Bo):
(Esperanto translation
hydrodynamics. J. Phys. Earthy} 6s.
on self-exciting Processes in magne to~
he origin of the earth's magnetic field.
Geologie Mijnb,. 14, 355-359,
in Science Review 4a,
Utilisation of solar energy (report of a committee) .
meena enero,
£
Research 3, 522-529.
EC
CSAC 100/4/84
- Bullard
List of publications
Bullard, Bp.
Heat flo w through the floor of the eastern
Bullards np .
North Pacific Ocean.
Nature, Lond. £70. 360
British standard of radioactive iodine
greta”
Nature, Lond. 170,
916-917.
Bullard, RB,
Magnetic
Survey from the air.
No.
Sane
Aerial Surv
Bullard; Beers the earth's
dipole moment increasing!
dis geophvs. Res
28,
2/7 7=2 78.
Bu WSow
Bullard, fF.
ey Gi
Marty, BApQs Ria, MPL Nae 3
Introduction to a discussion on "The floor
nies (953,
of the Atlantic Ocean".
Proc.
Soc.
287~289,.
in comparison of oceans and continents.
BR: Soc..A, 222, 403-407.
Bullard. wis
PYLOG.,
Bullard, & part
-
Bullard, ane
magnetism.
Bullard, 5.
the floor of the
» 408-429,
the ocean.
Deep Sea Res, 1]
65-66.
Atlantic Ocean,
Proc. R.
Science and management.
Phil. Trans. RS SOG GA
‘BULLard, Bar. Gellman, H
The flow of heat through
Homogenous dynamos and terrestrial]
222
He at flow through the floor Of
University Pres S.
The interior of the earth.
System (ed. G-eP. Kuiper) vol. 2
Planet. 57-137,
The Manager 22,
89-91 and 112.
Wee].
213-278
Bullard, E
Chicago;
tin
E.C. Bullard
CSAC 100/4/84
List of publications
Bullard, E.
The magnetic field of sunspots.
In Vistas in
astronomy.
(ed. A. Beer).
Bullard, E.
The stabrility of a homopolar dynamo.
Proc.
Camb. phil. Soc. 51, 744-760.
Bullard, E.
Definition of the
second of
time...
Nature,
ond. 176,
252.
Bullard, E.
Introduction to
a discussion on "Movements
in the earth's core and electrical conductivity”.
Annis. Géophys. 11, 49-52
Bullard, E.
Remarks on a paper by S.K. Runcorn "The
earth's: core.
Trans. Am. «geophyss Uns.36,7,491 <
Bullard, E.
Introduction to a discussion on "Magneto-
Internattonal
Nature,
hyarodyvnamicsi«
Bullard, BE.
The unit of time:
Heat flow through
the deep sea floor.
Adv. Geophys. 3, 153-187.
Lond. 177;
UZ=13..
Proc. R. Soc. Ay,
233),..
289).
Astin, AsV., Bullard, Bs:
& Lewis, W.B.
comparisons of radioactive standards.
Bullard, E., Maxwell, AE. & Revelle, R.
(suppl. t),
Engineering and scientific applications of
Observatory 76, 238-239.
Intn. elect. hrars. 20a,
Pt.
iS
Bullard, E.
computers.
:
E.C. Bullard
CSAC 100/4/84
List of publications
Bullard, E.
Edmond Halley:
the first geophysicist.
Nature, Lond. 178, 891-892.
Bullard, E.
Edmond Halley (1656-1742). Endeavok 15,
asa
nN
189-199.
Bullard, E.
Catalogue of exhibition to celebrate the
tercentenary of Edmond Halley.
Iondon: Royal Society.
Bullard, E.
The floor of the ocean.
ite phils, 560.197, 4 1-12/-
Bullard, Es,
Sections on “Gravity”, "Physical constants
of the earth" and "Abundances of the elements”
in Tables of physical and chemical constants by
Kaye, G.W.C. & Laby, T.H.,
lith ed. London: Longmans.
Biogr.
Ro,
4a
Park:
Bullard, E.
In Proc. we
Menlo
Bullard, E.
Welcoming luncheon address.
Bullard, E.
& Ronan, C.A.
The exhibition to commemorate
Stanford Research Institute.
Gerald Ponsonby Lenox-Conyngham.
Mem. Fellows R. Soc. 3, 129~140.
symposium on applied solar energy 41-42.
Edmond Halley 1656-1742. Notes rad. R. Soc.
Ser
F.A. Vening Meinesz (ed.
Bullard, E.
The density within the earth.
tend /.19, 166-167.
I.A.
van Weelden).
Verh.
yeol.-mijnb. Genoot. Ned.
geote~mijnd.
Genoot.
Ned
(qeol. Ser). l
Geore.
23-41.
In Gedenkboek
E.C. Bullard
CSAC 100 /4/84
Bullard E.
The secular variation of the earth's
magnetic field (Chree lecture).
Yb. phys. Soc.
for 1958, 47-60.
Allan, D.W. & Bullard, E.°
Distortion of:a toroidal
field by convection.
Rev. mod. Phys. 30, 1087-1088.
Bullard, E.C..
The inside of the earth.
In Scientific
background (ed. A.N. Jaffares).
London: Pitman.
Bullard, E.
Geophysics:
substantial additions to knowledge.
New Scient. 5,6,59.
Bullard, E.
Proiskhozdenii magnitnogo polya zemli.
Priroda, Mosk. No.
12, 80-85.
Bullard, E.
The automatic reduction of geophysical data.
Geophys. J.
3, 237-243.
Allan,
D.W. & Bullard, ©.
Runcorn). London: Interscience.
Origin of the secular variation
(abstract only) Bull. Ass.int. Geomagn. Aeron.
Methods and techniques in geophysics (ed. S.K.
Measurement of temperature gradient in the earth.
91-92.
Presentation of Arthur L. Day medal to Edward Cc. Bullard
(with his reply).
Proc. geol. Soc. Am.
(for 1959)
Nos: 16.349.
In
E.C. Bullard
CSAC 100/4/84
List of publications
Bullard, E.
Opening remarks to
a discussion on
Bopace, research. = dl.
Br.
instn. Radio Engrs.
Bullard, E.
& Day, A.
The flow of heat through the
floor of the Atlantic Ocean.
Geophys. J.
4,
282-292.
Bullard, E.
Forces and processes at work in ocean
basins.
In Oceanography.
New York:
Publs.
Am. Ass. Advmt. Sci. No.
67, 39-50.
Bullard, B236.Mason: R.G.°
Dhe magnetic field astern
of a ship.
Deep Sea Res. 8, 20-27.
Bullard, E.
The Mohole. Endeavour 20, 188-196 (also in
French, German, Spanish & Italian editions and
PLOC. Re
isec.
As
Bullard, E.
In Encyclopaedic
ibid
3, 456-458.
ibid
5, 180-181.
Oxford:
Pergamon Press.
Bullard, E.
& Griggs, D.T.
Earth, radioactivity in.
Geomagnetism, origins of.
discontinuity.
Geophys. J.
6, 118-123.
The nature of the Mohorovicic
dictionary of physics (ed. J. Thewlis). 2, 593-594.
reprinted in Norwegian in Teknisk Ukeblad 1137-1144).
265.
The deeper structure of the ocean FLOOR,
Ocean floor, heat flow through.
1962 a
Bullard, E.
E.C. Bullard
CSAC 100/4/84
List of publications
D.-Bulllard,.©., BLlL, MoNs & Mason, CoS.
ssenart or the
total force of the earth's magnetic field for
the north-eastern Atlantic Ocean.
Geomagnetica
186-191.
Lisboa:
Servico Meteoroldgico Nacional.
c
Bullard, E.
Richard’ Montgomery Field.
Procs qeol> Soc.
No; 1602, 154-155,
dad.
Bubtard, 5, Ogiebay, F.,
Munk,” W.H. & Miller. c
.
User's guide to BOMM, a system of programs for
the analysis of time series, preliminary version.
La Jolla:
University of California. (see also
1964e & 19663)
Bullard, E.
& Munk, W.H.
Patching the long-wave spectrum
across the tides.
New York:
Interscience.
Bullard; E.
ocean.
Bullard, E.
& Mason, R.G.
Buldard,°E.
Contribution No
18.
In anvestiqations, of
The magnetic field over the
iin. The Sea. (6d. "MeN. Hi). 3)
21S =252).
Enawhe Sea (eds MN v Hr be 3), L75=227%
oceans...
NI Yrici Dtiroctiones ,
The flow of heat through the floor of the
J. geophys. Res. 68, 3627-3634.
4, 316-317.
Monogr. int. Un. Geod. Geophys.
Gharles Galton Darwin:
O. wl. Re
a
the earth's crust.
NO. ¢22):7<
Budilard, B..
E.C. Bullard
CSAC 100/4/84
List of publications
Bullard, E.
The language of machines.
Endeavour 23,
160-164.
(also published in French, German,
Italian & Spanish). 5** '9¢57
Bullard, E.
Continental drift.
Q.
Jl
Geol. Soe... Lond.
120,
1—34.
Budlarcd.:
vm. Mason, C.S.
& Mudie, J.D.
Curious behavior
of a proton magnetometer.
Proc. Camb. phil. Soc.
60, 287-293.
Bullard, E.
The flow of heat through the earth.
Icsu
Rev. World Sci...
6,
78=837.
Bullard, H.,,,0glebay, FAE., Munk7owW He & Miller, GsR.
A user's guide to BOMM.
La Jolla:
University
258, 41-51.
472-476.
Bullard, E.
(abstract only).
The fit of the
“Continental Drift".
Phil. Trans. R. SOG.7A,.7258
continents around the Atlantic.
Phils “Trans A,
Buitard, 36.
Concluding remarks to .a discussion on
Of Galifornia.
(see also 1962d & 19665).
Bullard, He, Everett, d.B. & Smith, A
BULLARD, Edward Crisp
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