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    <unittitle>Tucker, Albert, The Institute for Advanced Study in the 1930s [Transcript no. 34]</unittitle>
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    <p>Tucker describes the personalities and research interests of the permanent members of the Institute for Advanced Study in the 1930s. He talks about John von Neumann, Hermann Weyl, Marston Morse, and Kurt G�del. Tucker mentions several visitors to the Institute, such as P.A.M. Dirac. The interviewer is William Aspray.</p>
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