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Bates, John A.V., and the Ratio Club

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Research Notes and Correspondence

'1942-45 Statistics'

Miscellaneous correspondence

Correspondence with W.W. Campbell arising from paper by Bates on the design and performance of the human servo. Some of the material in the paper was used in the joint monograph with W.E. Hick (see B.31-B.33)

Correspondence with J.D. North, of Bolton Paul Aircraft Ltd re 'sensory threshold phenomena'

Duplicated typescript papers circulated among members of Ministry of Supply Sub-Committee on Manual Control

'Conscious Matter', 9pp typescript by Bates with manuscript corrections, annotated 'for next "Science & Religion"'

Miscellaneous correspondence 1948-1949. Includes correspondence re talk by Bates on 'Cybernetics in Perspective' to Admiralty Signal and Radar Establishment, Haslemere, Surrey

'Cybernetics', 5pp typescript 'annotation' by Bates for <i>British Medical Journal</i>, with correspondence

Miscellaneous correspondence. Includes invitation (accepted) to serve on Institution of Electrical Engineers Medical Electronics Discussion Group, 15 September, and correspondence with K. Agnew re career

Fifth International EEG Congress, Rome, September 1961 Correspondence with M.A.B. Brazier re possible participants for session on electrical recording from deep structures of the human brain

Untitled 17pp typescript draft (probably not by Bates), beginning 'This paper concerns a single case which is unusual in the amount of clinical study and pathological investigation'

Miscellaneous material: untitled 3pp typescript draft beginning 'There is apparently no question that Electric Automatic Computing machines can be made to play a legally correct game of chess', nd; typed extract from journal; colour photograph of unidentified laboratory

Correspondence between A. Uttley, Ministry of Supply, and Bates.

Correspondence between Bates and Dr Littlewort, University of Cambridge, Department of Veterinary Clinical Studies

Correspondence with J.O. Wisdom re questions in cybernetics

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Correspondence with J.O. Wisdom re questions in cybernetics

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