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No. Both the original author and the gentleman providing exposure were both dead before arxiv was a thing. Unless, one of the various scientists who were involv
by oldandtired 8y ago
No. Both the original author and the gentleman providing exposure were both dead before arxiv was a thing. Unless, one of the various scientists who were involved in looking at the subject matter has put it in an available spot, I don't think that there are any publicly available sources. Though, I can try and see if the Wayback machine has any copies. That will require me looking at my off-line records though and that will take some time.
That is a neat little machine. Thanks for that.
- DoctorOetker 8y agoHey, I am also very interested in these documents. When I wanted to scan some of my university courses and other stuff for preservation, I just bought a second hand printer/scanner combination, and paid attention to choose a model with ADF (automatic document feeder), occasionally it jams and I have to restart a batch, but it goes quicker than you think even if the ADF only supports ~30 pages or so. Could you at least mention the name of the original author? What makes you think the notes were sent to an archive?