Kravets, T. P. (Torichan Pavlovich), 1876-1955
T. P. Kravets papers, 1912-1955.
Scientific papers; correspondence; biographical documents. Scientific topics include: light absorption (1912-1938), the theory of photography (ca. 1930-ca. 1940), spectroscopy (ca. 1940), and geophysics (ca. 1920); also includes a history of physics in the 1930s and 1940s and manuscripts and recollections on the history of Russian physics, and on physicists: D. S. Rozhedstvenskiy, P. N. Lebedev, P. P. Lasarev, and S. I. Vavilov. Correspondents (1912-1954) include: S. I. Vavilov, V. V. Golubev, D. A. Goldgammer, Yu. N. Goroschovskiy, B. G. Kuznetsov, D. A. Rozhanskiy, and E. V. Shpolskiy. Biographical documents include notebooks (1920s-1950s), diplomas, an autobiography, a bibliography, and photographs of Russian physicists.
Physicist (optics, geophysics, theory of photography) and historian of physics. Graduated from Moscow University, 1898; P. N. Lebedev's laboratory at Moscow University, 1898-1911; Moscow Institute of Engineers for Means of Communication, 1913-1914; Kharkov University, 1914-1919; Politechnical Institute, Krasnodar, and Krasnodar University, 1920-1921; in exile in Irkutsk, seismological stations there and Irkutsk University, 1923-1926; State Optical Institute, Leningrad, 1926-1951; Leningrad University, 1932-1942; Correspondent Member, USSR Academy of Sciences, 1943.
Lebedev. P. N. (Petr Petrovich), 1866-1912.
Vavilov, S. I. (Serge Ivanovich), 1891-1951
Absorption of light.
Geophysics
Physicists -- Soviet Union -- Photographs.
Physics -- History -- Russia.
Physics -- History -- Soviet Union.
Photography -- Research.
Spectrum analysis
Autobiographies. aat
Bibliographies. aat aat
Diplomas. aat
Notebooks. aat
Physicists -- Soviet Union. lcsh
Goldgammer, D. A.
Golubev, V. V.
Goroschovskiy, Yu N.
Kuznet s ov, B. G. (Boris Grigor evich), 1903-
Lasarev, P. P.
Rozhanskiy, D. A.
Rozhedstvenskiy, D. S.
Shpolskiy, E. V.
AIP-ICOS
Russian Academy of Sciences. St. Petersburg Branch. Archive. Universitetskaia hab., 1, Korp. 2, St. Petersburg 199034