Search Results: Authors starting with N from Jay Dillon Rare Books + Manuscripts

1991 ¶ AUTOGRAPH INSCRIPTION SIGNED. Walton (TC Dublin) shared the prize with Sir John Douglas Cockcroft of Harwell, Berks, "for their pioneer work on the transmutation of atomic nuclei by artificially accelerated atomic particles".   ¶ Collation: One leaf (76 x 127 mm). Autograph Inscription "To Robert" signed "E. T. S. Walton", written in blue ball-pen ink on machine-made white wove cardstock. ¶ Provenance: J. Stahl, of Lees Summit near Kansas City, Missouri, docketed and dated "1991" in pencil verso. .

1987 ¶ AUTOGRAPH INSCRIPTION SIGNED. Bloembergen (Harvard) shared the prize with A. L. Schawlow of Stanford "for their contribution to the development of laser spectroscopy".   ¶ Collation: One leaf (76 x 127 mm). Autograph Inscription "To Nancy" signed "N. Bloembergen", written in black ball-pen ink on machine-made white wove cardstock. ¶ Provenance: J. Stahl, of Lees Summit near Kansas City, Missouri, docketed and dated "1987" in pencil verso. .

1986 ¶ Goldstein, of the University of Texas Health Science Center at Dallas, shared the prize with his longtime collaborator Michael S. Brown ""for their discoveries concerning the regulation of cholesterol metabolism".   ¶ Collation: One leaf (76 x 127 mm). Signature "Joseph L Goldstein" written in black ink on machine-made white wove cardstock. ¶ Provenance: J. Stahl, of Lees Summit near Kansas City, Missouri, docketed and dated "1986" in pencil verso. .

1989 ¶ AUTOGRAPH SENTIMENT SIGNED. Fitch (Princeton) shared the prize with J. W. Cronin of Chicago "for the discovery of violations of fundamental symmetry principles in the decay of neutral K-mesons". This   ¶ Collation: One leaf (76 x 127 mm). Autograph Sentiment "Very best wishes to Dave" signed and dated "Val L. Fitch 2/19/89", written in blue ink on machine-made white wove cardstock. ¶  Provenance: J. Stahl, of Lees Summit near Kansas City, Missouri, docketed and dated "1989" in pencil verso. .

1992 ¶ AUTOGRAPH INSCRIPTION SIGNED. Schally (New Orleans) shared the prize with Roger Guillemin of San Diego "for their discoveries concerning the peptide hormone production of the brain", and with Rosalyn Yalow of New York.   ¶ Collation: One leaf (76 x 127 mm). Autograph Inscription "To Nancy with compliments" signed "Andrew V Schally", written in blue ball-pen ink on machine-made white wove cardstock. ¶ Provenance: J. Stahl, of Lees Summit near Kansas City, Missouri, docketed and dated "1992" in pencil verso. .

1989 ¶ AUTOGRAPH INSCRIPTION SIGNED. Guillemin (Salk Institute, San Diego) shared the prize with Andrew V. Schally of New Orleans "for their discoveries concerning the peptide hormone production of the brain", and with Rosalyn Yalow of New York.   ¶ Collation: One leaf (76 x 127 mm). Autograph Inscription "for Steve" signed "Roger Guillemin", written in black ink on machine-made white wove cardstock ruled in red and blue verso. ¶ Provenance: J. Stahl, of Lees Summit near Kansas City, Missouri, docketed and dated "1989" in pencil verso. .

1986 ¶ AITOGRAPH INSCRIPTION SIGNED. Lee, at Berkeley, shared the prize with Herschbach (Harvard) and Polyani (Toronto) "for their contributions concerning the dynamics of chemical elementary processes", which became "a fascinating new field of research".   ¶ Collation: One leaf (76 x 127 mm). Autograph Inscription "To Ryan: Best wishes" signed and dated "Yuan T. Lee Nov. 1, 1986", written in black ink on machine-made yellow wove cardstock ruled in red and blue recto. ¶  Provenance: J. Stahl, of Lees Summit near Kansas City, Missouri, docketed and dated "1986" in pencil verso. .

1994 ¶ North shared the prize with R. W. Fogel "for having renewed research in economic history by applying economic theory and quantiative methods in order to explain economic and institutional change". ¶ Collation: One leaf (76 x 127 mm). Signature "Douglass C. North" written in black ball-pen ink on machine-made white wove cardstock ruled in red and blue recto. ¶  Provenance: J. Stahl, of Lees Summit near Kansas City, Missouri, docketed and dated "1994" in pencil verso. .

    ¶ AUTOGRAPH INSCRIPTION SIGNED. Bishop and Varmus, both of the University of California School of Medicine, San Francisco, shared the prize "for their discovery of the cellular origin of retroviral oncogenes".   ¶ Collation: One leaf (76 x 127 mm). Autograph Inscription "To John" signed "J M Bishop", written in black ink (two pens) on machine-made blue wove cardstock. ¶ Provenance: J. Stahl, of Lees Summit near Kansas City, Missouri, docketed and dated "89" in pencil verso. .

1988 ¶ Debreu won the economics prize in 1983 for his market-equilibrium research, and specifically "for having incorporated new analytical methods into economic theory and for his rigorous reformulation of the theory of general equilibrium". Born in Calais and educated at Paris, Debreu worked mainly in the United States, notably at Chicago, Yale, and Berkeley. ¶ Collation: One leaf (76 x 127 mm). Signature "Gerard Debreu" written in blue ball-pen ink on machine-made white wove cardstock ruled in red and blue recto. ¶ Provenance: J. Stahl, of Lees Summit near Kansas City, Missouri, docketed and dated "1988" in pencil verso. .

1987 ¶ AUTOGRAPH SENTIMENT SIGNED. Herschbach, at Harvard, shared the prize with Lee (Berkeley) and Polyani (Toronto) "for their contributions concerning the dynamics of chemical elementary processes", which became "a fascinating new field of research".   ¶ Collation: One leaf (76 x 127 mm). Autograph Sentiment "Best wished to Kevin Michaels," signed "Dudley Herschbach", written in blue ink on machine-made blue wove cardstock ruled in red and blue recto. ¶ Provenance: J. Stahl, of Lees Summit near Kansas City, Missouri, docketed and dated "1987" in pencil verso. .

1985 ¶ AUTOGRAPH INSCRIPTION SIGNED. Himself a distinguished cardiologist, Bernard Lown (Harvard) accepted the prize on behalf of the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (Boston), which he and Evgenii Chazov had founded just five years before.   ¶ Collation: One leaf (76 x 127 mm). Autograph Inscription "To Judy" signed and dated "Bernard Lown MD October 1985", written in black ink on machine-made white wove cardstock. ¶  Provenance: J. Stahl, of Lees Summit near Kansas City, Missouri, docketed and dated "1985" in pencil verso. .

1989 ¶ AUTOGRAPH SENTIMENT SIGNED. Glashow (Harvard) shared the prize with Adbud Salam of Trieste and London and Steven Weinberg of Harvard "for their contributions to the theory of the unified weak and electromagnetic interaction between elementary particles, including, inter alia, the prediction of the weak neutral current".   ¶ Collation: One leaf (76 x 127 mm). Autograph Sentiment "Best to Carl," dated "4 Jan 1989" and signed "Sheldon L Glashow", written in blue ball-pen ink on machine-made white wove cardstock ruled in red and blue verso. ¶  Provenance: J. Stahl, of Lees Summit near Kansas City, Missouri, docketed and dated "1989" in pencil verso. .

1988 ¶ AUTOGRAPH INSCRIPTION SIGNED. Leo Esaki shared the 1972 prize for his "discoveries regarding tunneling phenomena in solids", which are among "the most direct consequences of the laws of modern physics". Born in Osaka and educated at Tokyo, Esaki worked initially for the Sony Corporation in Japan, where he made his seminal discovery in 1958. Soon afterwards he moved to the United States, undertaking semiconductor research at the Watson Research Center (IBM) in Westchester. ¶ Collation: One leaf (76 x 127 mm). Inscription "To Jason" signed "from Leo Esaki" boldly written in black ink on machine-made white wove cardstock. ¶ Provenance: Jason Stahl, of Lees Summit near Kansas City, Missouri, docketed and dated "1988" in pencil verso. .

1988 ¶ Fischer (Munich) shared the prize with Geoffrey Wilkinson of London "for their pioneering work, performed independently, on the chemistry of the organometallic, so called sandwich compounds".   ¶ Collation: One leaf (76 x 127 mm). Signature "E. O. Fischer" boldly written in black felt-pen ink on machine-made white wove cardstock. ¶  Provenance: J. Stahl, of Lees Summit near Kansas City, Missouri, docketed and dated "1988" in pencil verso. .