AnnouncementsMemorial DayThe Special Collections Public Services Desk will be open by appointment only on Monday, May 27, 2013, in observance of Memorial Day. Please order materials by 5pm on Wednesday, May 22, 2013, to ensure delivery prior to the holiday. The Special Collections Public Services Desk will resume normal hours on Tuesday, May 28, at 8am. If you have any questions, please contact, via email, Gwynn Thayer or Eli Brown. MC 00308 Guide to the Jack Levine Papers, 1563-1994The collection is organized into five series:
Correspondence,
Research,
Writings,
Teaching Career, and
Collected Works. Original order has been preserved as much as possible.
This series includes correspondence about general cryptography, articles written by Levine and others, Levine's cryptographic
patents book, and cryptographic computer tests. Major correspondents include Joel Brawley, Michael Willet, Louis Kruh, and
Cryptologia Magazine.The series is organized chronologically, with the topic or correspondent indicated when available.
[Box
1,
Folder
1]
Statistical Cryptography Tests,
1940,
[Box
1,
Folder
2]
David Schulman,
1976,
[Box
1,
Folder
3]
Beale Cypher Association,
1979,
[Box
1,
Folder
4]
Joel Brawley,
1979-1980,
[Box
1,
Folder
5]
Cryptologia,
1979-1984,
[Box
1,
Folder
6]
Michael Willet,
1981,
[Box
1,
Folder
7]
Various,
1981 -1991,
[Box
1,
Folder
8]
Patent Serial Numbers,
1982-1985,
[Box
1,
Folder
9]
Michael Willet,
1983-1984,
[Box
1,
Folder
10]
Cryptologia,
1985-1993,
[Box
1,
Folder
11]
Louis Kruh,
1990,
[Box
1,
Folder
12]
John C. King [Folder 1 of 2],
1991,
[Box
1,
Folder
13]
John C. King [Folder 2 of 2],
1991,
[Box
1,
Folder
14]
Joel Brawley,
1991,
[Box
1,
Folder
15]
Joel Brawley,
1994,
This series is broken down into four subseries: Notes, Computer Printouts, Notecards, and Reprints.
The Notes subseries contains handwritten materials relating to patents, the Hill System of cryptography, and general cryptography.Only
a few folders' contents could be clearly identified; the majority of materials did not have dates or titles.Folders are arranged
alphabetically, with general topics at the end.
The Computer Printouts subseries also consists of materials relating to general cryptography, the Hill System, and patents.Materials
on general cryptographic problems and systems are arranged alphabetically.These materials include oversize items and IBM computer
punch cards.The Hill System folders are arranged first by Modulus (Mod) number and then chronologically.At the end of this
subseries are materials pertaining to United States patents.These folders are divided into those organized by the name of
the patent holder and those organized by classification mode; both types are arranged chronologically.
The notecards in the Notecards subseries list patent names, numbers, and the patent holder.These materials are arranged in
original order.
The Reprints subseries consists of photocopies of patent descriptions from the United State patent office.They are arranged
in original order.
Notes
[Box
2,
Folder
1]
Patents, Introduction to the Second Edition [Folder 1 of 2]
[Box
2,
Folder
2]
Patents, Introduction to the Second Edition [Folder 2 of 2]
[Box
2,
Folder
3]
Patents [Folder 1 of 6]
[Box
2,
Folder
4]
Patents [Folder 2 of 6]
[Box
2,
Folder
5]
Patents [Folder 3 of 6]
[Box
2,
Folder
6]
Patents [Folder 4 of 6]
[Box
2,
Folder
7]
Patents [Folder 5 of 6]
[Box
2,
Folder
8]
Patents [Folder 6 of 6]
[Box
3,
Folder
1]
Hill System, Hill System with Unknown Cipher Alphabet [Folder 1 of 2]
[Box
3,
Folder
2]
Hill System, Hill System with Unknown Cipher Alphabet [Folder 2 of 2]
[Box
3,
Folder
3]
Hill System, The Method of Stages
[Box
3,
Folder
4]
Hill System, Proposal Outline
[Box
3,
Folder
5]
Hill System [Folder 1 of 15]
[Box
3,
Folder
6]
Hill System [Folder 2 of 15]
[Box
3,
Folder
7]
Hill System [Folder 3 of 15]
[Box
3,
Folder
8]
Hill System [Folder 4 of 15]
[Box
3,
Folder
9]
Hill System [Folder 5 of 15]
[Box
3,
Folder
10]
Hill System [Folder 6 of 15]
[Box
3,
Folder
11]
Hill System [Folder 7 of 15]
[Box
3,
Folder
12]
Hill System [Folder 8 of 15]
[Box
3,
Folder
13]
Hill System [Folder 9 of 15]
[Box
3,
Folder
14]
Hill System [Folder 10 of 15]
[Box
3,
Folder
15]
Hill System [Folder 11 of 15]
[Box
3,
Folder
16]
Hill System [Folder 12 of 15]
[Box
3,
Folder
17]
Hill System [Folder 13 of 15]
[Box
3,
Folder
18]
Hill System [Folder 14 of 15]
[Box
3,
Folder
19]
Hill System [Folder 15 of 15]
[Box
4,
Folder
1]
General Cryptography, 2 Message Property
[Box
4,
Folder
2]
General Cryptography, Army Extension Course
[Box
4,
Folder
3]
General Cryptography, Depth Problems
[Box
4,
Folder
4]
General Cryptography, Equivalence and Decimations
[Box
4,
Folder
5]
General Cryptography, Five Letter Words
[Box
4,
Folder
6]
General Cryptography, Locating a Probable Word
[Box
4,
Folder
7]
General Cryptography, Log 10 N!
[Box
4,
Folder
8]
General Cryptography, Multiplication Table
[Box
4,
Folder
9]
General Cryptography, Probable Word Problems
[Box
4,
Folder
10]
General Cryptography, Programs for Encipherment
[Box
4,
Folder
11]
General Cryptography, Progressive Cipher
[Box
4,
Folder
12]
General Cryptography, Riordan Combinatorial Analysis
[Box
4,
Folder
13]
General Cryptography, Symmetry, Direct and Indirect
[Box
4,
Folder
14]
General Cryptography, Variations on the Vigenere
[Box
4,
Folder
15]
General Cryptography [Folder 1 of 15]
[Box
4,
Folder
16]
General Cryptography [Folder 2 of 15]
[Box
4,
Folder
17]
General Cryptography [Folder 3 of 15]
[Box
4,
Folder
18]
General Cryptography [Folder 4 of 15]
[Box
4,
Folder
19]
General Cryptography [Folder 5 of 15]
[Box
4,
Folder
20]
General Cryptography [Folder 6 of 15]
[Box
4,
Folder
21]
General Cryptography [Folder 7 of 15]
[Box
4,
Folder
22]
General Cryptography [Folder 8 of 15]
[Box
4,
Folder
23]
General Cryptography [Folder 9 of 15]
[Box
4,
Folder
24]
General Cryptography [Folder 10 of 15]
[Box
4,
Folder
25]
General Cryptography [Folder 11 of 15]
[Box
4,
Folder
26]
General Cryptography [Folder 12 of 15]
[Box
5,
Item
1]
General Cryptography, Algebraic Encipherment Wheels (2)
[Box
5,
Item
2]
General Cryptography, Multiplication Table
[Box
6,
Folder
1]
General Cryptography, Band Transposition
[Box
6,
Folder
2]
General Cryptography, Circulant Permanents
[Box
6,
Folder
3]
General Cryptography [Folder 13 of 15]
[Box
6,
Folder
4]
General Cryptography [Folder 14 of 15]
[Box
6,
Folder
5]
General Cryptography [Folder 15 of 15]
Computer Printouts
[Box
6,
Folder
6]
General Cryptography, A-1
[Box
6,
Folder
7]
General Cryptography, A-9
[Box
6,
Folder
8]
General Cryptography, B-1
[Box
6,
Folder
9]
General Cryptography, B-9
[Box
6,
Folder
10]
General Cryptography, Cases 1-7
[Box
6,
Folder
11]
General Cryptography, Prime Factors of Polynomials
[Box
6,
Folder
12]
General Cryptography, Project M.B0525
[Box
6,
Folder
13]
General Cryptography [Folder 1 of 2]
[Box
6,
Folder
14]
General Cryptography [Folder 2 of 2]
[Box
7]
General Cryptography, Alphabets (Oversize Material)
[Box
8]
General Cryptography, Factor Table (Oversize Material)
[Box
9]
General Cryptography, Multiplication Tables. Mod K, K= 5-70 (Oversize Material)
[Box
10]
General Cryptography, Pattern Words [1 of 3] (Oversize Material)
[Box
11]
General Cryptography, Pattern Words [2 of 3] (Oversize Material)
[Box
12]
General Cryptography, Pattern Words [3 of 3] (Oversize Material)
[Box
13]
General Cryptography, Plain-text punch cards [1 of 3]
[Box
14]
General Cryptography, Plain-text punch cards [2 of 3]
[Box
15]
General Cryptography, Plain-text punch cards [3 of 3]
[Box
16,
Folder
1]
Hill System, Mod 2, July-August 1983
[Box
16,
Folder
2]
Hill System, Mod 2, undated
[Box
16,
Folder
3]
Hill System, Mod 5, July 1983
[Box
16,
Folder
4]
Hill System, Mod 7, June-August 1983
[Box
16,
Folder
5]
Hill System, Mod 7, June 1984
[Box
16,
Folder
6]
Hill System, Mod 7, July 1984
[Box
16,
Folder
7]
Hill System, Mod 7, undated
[Box
16,
Folder
8]
Hill System, Mod 10, July-August 1983
[Box
16,
Folder
9]
Hill System, Mod 11, June-August 1983
[Box
16,
Folder
10]
Hill System, Mod 11, January 1984
[Box
16,
Folder
11]
Hill System, Mod 11, undated
[Box
16,
Folder
12]
Hill System, Mod 13, July 11 1983
[Box
16,
Folder
13]
Hill System, Mod 13, July 14 1983
[Box
16,
Folder
14]
Hill System, Mod 13, July 29 1983
[Box
16,
Folder
15]
Hill System, Mod 13, August 1983
[Box
16,
Folder
16]
Hill System, Mod 13, January 1984
[Box
16,
Folder
17]
Hill System, Mod 13, July 12 1984
[Box
16,
Folder
18]
Hill System, Mod 13, July 17 1984
[Box
16,
Folder
19]
Hill System, Mod 13, undated [Folder 1 of 6]
[Box
16,
Folder
20]
Hill System, Mod 13, undated [Folder 2 of 6]
[Box
16,
Folder
21]
Hill System, Mod 13, undated [Folder 3 of 6]
[Box
17,
Folder
1]
Hill System, Mod 13, undated [Folder 4 of 6]
[Box
17,
Folder
2]
Hill System, Mod 13, undated [Folder 5 of 6]
[Box
17,
Folder
3]
Hill System, Mod 13, undated [Folder 6 of 6]
[Box
17,
Folder
4]
Hill System, Mod 14, August 1983
[Box
17,
Folder
5]
Hill System, Mod 19, July 14 1983
[Box
17,
Folder
6]
Hill System, Mod 19, July 29 1983
[Box
17,
Folder
7]
Hill System, Mod 19, April 1984
[Box
17,
Folder
8]
Hill System, Mod 19, July 10 1984
[Box
17,
Folder
9]
Hill System, Mod 19, July 17 1984
[Box
17,
Folder
10]
Hill System, Mod 19, undated [Folder 1 of 65]
[Box
17,
Folder
11]
Hill System, Mod 19, undated [Folder 2 of 5]
[Box
17,
Folder
12]
Hill System, Mod 19, undated [Folder 3 of 5]
[Box
17,
Folder
13]
Hill System, Mod 19, undated [Folder 4 of 5]
[Box
17,
Folder
14]
Hill System, Mod 19, undated [Folder 5 of 65]
[Box
18,
Folder
1]
Hill System, Mod 22, August 1983
[Box
18,
Folder
2]
Hill System, Mod 26, August 1983
[Box
18,
Folder
3]
Hill System, Mod 26, March 11 1984
[Box
18,
Folder
4]
Hill System, Mod 26, March 19 1984 [Folder 1 of 2]
[Box
18,
Folder
5]
Hill System, Mod 26, March 19 1984 [Folder 2 of 2]
[Box
18,
Folder
6]
Hill System, Mod 26, April 1984
[Box
18,
Folder
7]
Hill System, Mod 26, undated [Folder 1 of 6]
[Box
18,
Folder
8]
Hill System, Mod 26, undated [Folder 2 of 6]
[Box
18,
Folder
9]
Hill System, Mod 29, August 1983
[Box
18,
Folder
10]
Hill System, Mod 29, undated
[Box
18,
Folder
11]
Hill System, Mod 10 and Mod 2, undated
[Box
18,
Folder
12]
Hill System, Mod 10 and Mod 5, undated
[Box
18,
Folder
13]
Hill System, Mod 26 and Mod 2, undated
[Box
19,
Folder
1]
Hill System, Mod 26 and Mod 13, undated [Folder 1 of 2]
[Box
19,
Folder
2]
Hill System, Mod 26 and Mod 13, undated [Folder 2 of 6]
[Box
19,
Folder
3]
Hill System, Program Listings, July-August 1983
[Box
19,
Folder
4]
Hill System, Problems 8-13, July-August 1983
[Box
19,
Folder
5]
Hill System, Unknown Cipher Alphabet, July 1983
[Box
19,
Folder
6]
Hill System, Unknown Cipher Alphabet, January 1984
[Box
19,
Folder
7]
Hill System, Unknown Mod, May 1983-April 1984
[Box
19,
Folder
8]
Hill System, Unknown Mod, March 16 1984
[Box
19,
Folder
9]
Hill System, Unknown Mod, March 18 1984 [Folder 1 of 2]
[Box
19,
Folder
10]
Hill System, Unknown Mod, March 18 1984 [Folder 2 of 2]
[Box
19,
Folder
11]
Hill System, Unknown Mod, April 6 1984
[Box
19,
Folder
12]
Hill System, Unknown Mod, undated
[Box
20,
Folder
1]
Hill System, Mod 5, undated
[Box
20,
Folder
2]
Hill System, Mod 11, undated [Folder 1 of 4]
[Box
20,
Folder
3]
Hill System, Mod 11, undated [Folder 2 of 4]
[Box
20,
Folder
4]
Hill System, Mod 11, undated [Folder 3 of 4]
[Box
20,
Folder
5]
Hill System, Mod 11, undated [Folder 4 of 4]
[Box
20,
Folder
6]
Hill System, Mod 13, undated [Folder 1 of 4]
[Box
20,
Folder
7]
Hill System, Mod 13, undated [Folder 2 of 4]
[Box
20,
Folder
8]
Hill System, Mod 13, undated [Folder 3 of 4]
[Box
20,
Folder
9]
Hill System, Mod 13, undated [Folder 4 of 4]
[Box
20,
Folder
10]
Hill System, Mod 19, undated [Folder 1 of 8]
[Box
20,
Folder
11]
Hill System, Mod 19, undated [Folder 2 of 8]
[Box
20,
Folder
12]
Hill System, Mod 19, undated [Folder 3 of 8]
[Box
20,
Folder
13]
Hill System, Mod 19, undated [Folder 4 of 8]
[Box
20,
Folder
14]
Hill System, Mod 19, undated [Folder 5 of 8]
[Box
20,
Folder
15]
Hill System, Mod 19, undated [Folder 6 of 8]
[Box
20,
Folder
16]
Hill System, Mod 19, undated [Folder 7 of 8]
[Box
20,
Folder
17]
Hill System, Mod 19, undated [Folder 8 of 8]
[Box
20,
Folder
18]
Hill System, Mod 29, undated
[Box
20,
Folder
19]
Hill System, Unknown Mod, undated
[Box
21,
Folder
1]
Patents, Names, 1861-1989
[Box
21,
Folder
2]
Patents, Names, 1887-1981
[Box
21,
Folder
3]
Patents, Names, 1982-1989 [Folder 1 of 3]
[Box
21,
Folder
4]
Patents, Names, 1982-1989 [Folder 2 of 3]
[Box
21,
Folder
5]
Patents, Names, 1982-1989 [Folder 3 of 3]
[Box
21,
Folder
6]
Patents, Names, 1982-1985
[Box
21,
Folder
7]
Patents, Names, 1985-1987
[Box
21,
Folder
8]
Patents, Names, 1987-1989
[Box
21,
Folder
9]
Patents, Classification Modes, August 9 1989
[Box
21,
Folder
10]
Patents, Classification Modes, August 10 1989
[Box
21,
Folder
11]
Patents, Classification Modes, September-October 1989
[Box
21,
Folder
12]
Patents, Classification Modes, March 1990
[Box
21,
Folder
13]
Patents, Classification Modes, undated [Folder 1 of 4]
[Box
21,
Folder
14]
Patents, Classification Modes, undated [Folder 2 of 4]
[Box
21,
Folder
15]
Patents, Classification Modes, undated [Folder 3 of 4]
[Box
21,
Folder
16]
Patents, Classification Modes, undated [Folder 4 of 4]
Reprints
[Box
24,
Folder
1]
Patents, Alphabetic Index of U.S. Cryptographic Patents, 1861-1989
[Box
24,
Folder
2]
Patents, List of Primary Patents, 1861-1989
[Box
24,
Folder
3]
Patents, List of Secondary Patents, 1861-1989
[Box
24,
Folder
4]
Patents, U.S. Patents, Cryptographic Devices
[Box
24,
Folder
5]
Patents [Folder 1 of 25]
[Box
24,
Folder
6]
Patents [Folder 2 of 25]
[Box
24,
Folder
7]
Patents [Folder 3 of 25]
[Box
24,
Folder
8]
Patents [Folder 4 of 25]
[Box
24,
Folder
9]
Patents [Folder 5 of 25]
[Box
24,
Folder
10]
Patents [Folder 6 of 25]
[Box
25,
Folder
1]
Patents [Folder 7 of 25]
[Box
25,
Folder
2]
Patents [Folder 8 of 25]
[Box
25,
Folder
4]
Patents [Folder 9 of 25]
[Box
25,
Folder
4]
Patents [Folder 10 of 25]
[Box
25,
Folder
5]
Patents [Folder 11 of 25]
[Box
25,
Folder
6]
Patents [Folder 12 of 25]
[Box
25,
Folder
7]
Patents [Folder 13 of 25]
[Box
25,
Folder
8]
Patents [Folder 14 of 25]
[Box
25,
Folder
9]
Patents [Folder 15 of 25]
[Box
25,
Folder
10]
Patents [Folder 16 of 25]
[Box
25,
Folder
11]
Patents [Folder 17 of 25]
[Box
25,
Folder
12]
Patents [Folder 18 of 25]
[Box
26,
Folder
1]
Patents [Folder 19 of 25]
[Box
26,
Folder
2]
Patents [Folder 20 of 25]
[Box
26,
Folder
3]
Patents [Folder 21 of 25]
[Box
26,
Folder
4]
Patents [Folder 22 of 25]
[Box
26,
Folder
5]
Patents [Folder 23 of 25]
[Box
26,
Folder
6]
Patents [Folder 24 of 25]
[Box
26,
Folder
7]
Patents [Folder 25 of 25]
This series contains published articles and typewritten or handwritten manuscripts.They are grouped by publisher or title
and are arranged chronologically.Articles without dates are at the end of the series and are organized alphabetically.
[Box
26,
Folder
8]
American Mathematical Society, 1935-1960
[Box
26,
Folder
9]
Duke Mathematical Society, 1949-1974
[Box
26,
Folder
10]
"Note on the Number of Pattern Sequences of a Given Length," 1952
[Box
26,
Folder
11]
"Some Permutation Problems Related to Circulant Permanents," 1954
[Box
26,
Folder
12]
Mathematics Magazine, 1958-1961
[Box
26,
Folder
13]
Various Publishers, 1958-1975
[Box
26,
Folder
14]
American Mathematical Monthly, 1959-1962
[Box
26,
Folder
15]
German Publisher, 1963-1967
[Box
26,
Folder
16]
Cryptologia, 1977-1979
[Box
26,
Folder
17]
Cryptologia, 1980-1981
[Box
27,
Folder
1]
"Characteristic Functional Structure of Infintesimal Symmetry Mappings of Classical Dynamical Systems,",
1985-1988
[Box
27,
Folder
2]
Cryptologia, 1987
[Box
27,
Folder
3]
Cryptologia Essay, 1989
[Box
27,
Folder
4]
Cryptographic Patents Book (Revisions),
1991 [Folder 1 of 5]
[Box
27,
Folder
5]
Cryptographic Patents Book (Revisions),
1991 [Folder 2 of 5]
[Box
27,
Folder
6]
Cryptographic Patents Book (Revisions),
1991 [Folder 3 of 5]
[Box
27,
Folder
7]
Cryptographic Patents Book (Revisions),
1991 [Folder 4 of 5]
[Box
27,
Folder
8]
Cryptographic Patents Book (Revisions),
1991 [Folder 5 of 5]
[Box
27,
Folder
9]
Cryptologia, 1993
[Box
27,
Folder
10]
"A Class of Symmetries for Conservative Dynamical Systems," undated
[Box
27,
Folder
11]
"A Trigraphic Frequency of 20,000 Letters," undated
[Box
27,
Folder
12]
"Circulant Permanents," undated
[Box
27,
Folder
13]
"Cryptographs and Enciphering Machines," undated
[Box
27,
Folder
14]
Cryptologia Publications, undated
[Box
27,
Folder
15]
"Note on Continuant Permanents," undated
[Box
27,
Folder
16]
"Problems in Cryptanalysis," undated
[Box
27,
Folder
17]
"Simple Substitution Ciphers," undated
[Box
27,
Folder
18]
"Some Further Cryptographic Applications of Permutation Polynomials," undated
[Box
27,
Folder
19]
Untitled, undated
This series is organized alphabetically by topic, such as class notes, programs, reports.When available, the class number
is indicated.
The following course descriptions are taken from North Carolina State College catalogs. Some courses have more than one course
number, in which case all course numbers are listed (i.e. MA202/242). Each description is followed by a year in parentheses,
indicating from which catalog the course description was taken.
MA202/242, Calculus II (prerequisite: MA201): Methods of integration; definite integral with applications to length of arc,
surface area, volumes, centroids and moments of inertia; Simpson's rule; indeterminant forms, infinite series, expansion of
functions, hyperbolic functions, partial differentiation; multiple integration. (1959-1960 catalog)
MA405, Introduction to Determinants and Matrices (prerequisite: MA202): Properties of determinants; differentiation; products;
theorems of Laplace and Jacobi; systems of linear equations.Elementary operations with matrices; inverse rank, characteristic
roots and eigenvectors.Introduction to algebraic forms. (1959-1960 catalog)
MA522, Theory of Probability (prerequisite: MA 401): Definitions, discrete and continuous sample spaces, combinatorial analysis,
Stirling's formula, simple occupancy and ordering problems, conditional probability, repeated trials, compound experiments,
Bayes' theorem, binomial, Poisson and normal distributions, the probability integral, random variables, expectation. (1959-1960
catalog)
[Box
28,
Folder
1]
Class Notes, MA202/242
[Box
28,
Folder
2]
Class Notes, MA405
[Box
28,
Folder
3]
Class Notes, MA522
[Box
28,
Folder
4]
Class Notes, General [Folder 1 of 13]
[Box
28,
Folder
5]
Class Notes, General [Folder 2 of 13]
[Box
28,
Folder
6]
Class Notes, General [Folder 3 of 13]
[Box
28,
Folder
7]
Class Notes, General [Folder 4 of 13]
[Box
28,
Folder
8]
Presentation Program
[Box
28,
Folder
9]
Student Report, 1973
[Box
28,
Folder
10]
Student Report, undated
[Box
29,
Folder
1]
Class Notes, MA202/242
[Box
29,
Folder
2]
Class Notes, General [Folder 5 of 13]
[Box
29,
Folder
3]
Class Notes, General [Folder 6 of 13]
[Box
29,
Folder
4]
Class Notes, General [Folder 7 of 13]
[Box
29,
Folder
5]
Class Notes, General [Folder 8 of 13]
[Box
29,
Folder
6]
Class Notes, General [Folder 9 of 13]
[Box
29,
Folder
7]
Class Notes, General [Folder 10 of 13]
[Box
29,
Folder
8]
Class Notes, General [Folder 11 of 13]
[Box
29,
Folder
9]
Class Notes, General [Folder 12 of 13]
[Box
29,
Folder
10]
Class Notes, General [Folder 13 of 13]
This series is divided into three subseries.Reprints are organized chronologically, then alphabetically by author and subject.Reprints
without dates are at the end of the series and are organized alphabetically by author and subject.Bibliographies are organized
chronologically.Notecards are organized alphabetically by author.
Reprints
[Box
30,
Folder
1]
British Museum Deciphers of Diplomatic Papers,
1716
[Box
30,
Folder
2]
John Davys,
1737
[Box
30,
Folder
3]
British Museum Deciphers of Diplomatic Papers,
1780
[Box
30,
Folder
4]
Leon Gambetta,
1870
[Box
30,
Folder
5]
Cryptographie,
1888
[Box
30,
Folder
6]
Berry Benson,
1896-1917
[Box
30,
Folder
7]
Memento Cryptographie,
1898
[Box
30,
Folder
8]
Etienne Bazeries,
1901
[Box
30,
Folder
9]
Aloys Meister,
1902
[Box
30,
Folder
10]
A. Bundovets,
1904
[Box
30,
Folder
11]
Aloys Meister,
1906
[Box
30,
Folder
12]
Unknown Author,
1917-1918
[Box
30,
Folder
13]
Yves Gylden and Ivor Damm,
1918
[Box
30,
Folder
14]
Carl Kostka,
1918
[Box
30,
Folder
15]
Victor Weiskopf,
1918
[Box
30,
Folder
16]
Flynn's Weekly,
1924-1928 [Folder 1 of 2]
[Box
30,
Folder
17]
Flynn's Weekly,
1924-1928 [Folder 2 of 2]
[Box
30,
Folder
18]
W.H. Conklin,
1925
[Card Box
31]
Problems: The Command and General Staff School,
1926-1927
[Box
32,
Folder
1]
Merle OHaver,
1926
[Box
32,
Folder
2]
George Hamel,
1926-1927
[Box
32,
Folder
3]
Siegfried Turkel,
1927
[Box
32,
Folder
4]
Flynn's Weekly,
1928
[Box
32,
Folder
5]
Schurr and Kopff,
1928
[Box
32,
Folder
6]
Yves Gylden,
1929
[Box
32,
Folder
7]
M.K. Dirigo,
1930s-1940s [Folder 1 of 3]
[Box
32,
Folder
8]
M.K. Dirigo,
1930s-1940s [Folder 2 of 3]
[Box
32,
Folder
9]
M.K. Dirigo,
1930s-1940s [Folder 3 of 3]
[Box
33,
Folder
1]
Yves Gylden,
1930
[Box
33,
Folder
2]
Yves Gylden,
1933
[Box
33,
Folder
3]
M.H. Martin,
1934
[Box
33,
Folder
4]
Randolph Church,
1935
[Box
33,
Folder
5]
Luigi Sacco,
1936 [Folder 1 of 2]
[Box
33,
Folder
6]
Luigi Sacco,
1936 [Folder 2 of 2]
[Box
33,
Folder
7]
L.R. Trilling,
1936
[Box
33,
Folder
8]
Vernon Gavel,
1938
[Box
33,
Folder
9]
Karl-Albert Mugge,
1938
[Box
33,
Folder
10]
Andre Langie,
1944
[Box
33,
Folder
11]
I.J. Good,
1946
[Box
33,
Folder
12]
Elizabeth MacGibson,
1947
[Box
33,
Folder
13]
Hans Rohrbach,
1948 [Folder 1 of 4]
[Box
33,
Folder
14]
Hans Rohrbach,
1948 [Folder 2 of 4]
[Box
33,
Folder
15]
Hans Rohrbach,
1948 [Folder 3 of 4]
[Box
33,
Folder
16]
Hans Rohrbach,
1948 [Folder 4 of 4]
[Box
33,
Folder
17]
H.O. Foulkes,
1949
[Box
33,
Folder
18]
Howard Oakley,
1950 [Folder 1 of 2]
[Box
33,
Folder
19]
Howard Oakley,
1950 [Folder 2 of 2]
[Box
33,
Folder
20]
Richard Powell,
1950
[Box
33,
Folder
21]
Probability and Statistics in Cryptanalysis,
1952
[Box
33,
Folder
22]
Charles Eyraud,
1953
[Box
33,
Folder
23]
A.M. Gleason,
1953
[Box
33,
Folder
24]
Maurits de Vries,
1953 [Folder 1 of 3]
[Box
33,
Folder
25]
Maurits de Vries,
1953 [Folder 2 of 3]
[Box
33,
Folder
26]
Maurits de Vries,
1953 [Folder 3 of 3]
[Box
33,
Folder
27]
A.H. Deonier,
1954
[Box
33,
Folder
28]
Lester Hill,
1955
[Box
34,
Folder
1]
Lester Hill,
1956 [Folder 1 of 3]
[Box
34,
Folder
2]
Lester Hill,
1956 [Folder 2 of 3]
[Box
34,
Folder
3]
Lester Hill,
1956 [Folder 3 of 3]
[Box
34,
Folder
4]
Henry Langen,
1956
[Box
34,
Folder
5]
Hans Rohrbach,
1957
[Box
34,
Folder
6]
Luigi Sacco,
1957
[Box
34,
Folder
7]
Rudolf Schauffler,
1957
[Box
34,
Folder
8]
Eve and V.J. Bofinger,
1958
[Box
34,
Folder
9]
Ronald Webb Davis,
1958
[Box
34,
Folder
10]
Kenneth Ellis,
1958
[Box
34,
Folder
11]
Howard Oakley,
1958
[Box
34,
Folder
12]
H.W Gould,
1959 [Folder 1 of 2]
[Box
34,
Folder
13]
H.W. Gould,
1959 [Folder 2 of 13]
[Box
34,
Folder
14]
F.D. Lynch,
1960
[Box
34,
Folder
15]
Irma Reiner,
1960
[Box
34,
Folder
16]
Gloria Silvern,
1960
[Box
34,
Folder
17]
David Kahn,
1960-1962
[Box
34,
Folder
18]
Wayne Baker,
1961 [Folder 1 of 2]
[Box
34,
Folder
19]
Wayne Baker,
1961 [Folder 2 of 2]
[Box
34,
Folder
20]
David Kahn,
1961
[Box
34,
Folder
21]
W.M. Bowers,
1962 [Folder 1 of 2]
[Box
34,
Folder
22]
W.M. Bowers,
1962 [Folder 2 of 2]
[Box
34,
Folder
23]
Cryptography Article,
1962
[Box
34,
Folder
24]
Elizabeth Friedman,
1962
[Box
34,
Folder
25]
Maurits de Vries,
1962
[Box
34,
Folder
26]
David E. Daykin,
1963
[Box
34,
Folder
27]
Philip Geffe,
1963
[Box
34,
Folder
28]
Kaljo Kaarik,
1963
[Box
34,
Folder
29]
William Friedman,
1964
[Box
34,
Folder
30]
Rudolf Schauffler,
1964
[Box
34,
Folder
31]
Dan Laksov,
1965
[Box
34,
Folder
32]
Machines for Secret,
1966
[Box
35,
Folder
1]
David Kahn,
1967
[Box
35,
Folder
2]
Carl Hammer,
1968
[Box
35,
Folder
3]
David Kahn,
1968
[Box
35,
Folder
4]
H.J. Ryser,
1968
[Box
35,
Folder
5]
Translated by Steven Taylor,
1969
[Box
35,
Folder
6]
James Reeds,
1970
[Box
35,
Folder
7]
Eugen Mauler,
1972
[Box
35,
Folder
8]
Clayton Pierce,
1972
[Box
35,
Folder
9]
James Reeds,
1972 [Folder 1 of 5]
[Box
35,
Folder
10]
James Reeds,
1972 [Folder 2 of 5]
[Box
35,
Folder
11]
James Reeds,
1972 [Folder 3 of 5]
[Box
35,
Folder
12]
James Reeds,
1972 [Folder 4 of 5]
[Box
35,
Folder
13]
James Reeds,
1972 [Folder 5 of 5]
[Box
35,
Folder
14]
Michael Willet,
1972-1982
[Box
35,
Folder
15]
Pattern Word List,
1973
[Box
35,
Folder
16]
James Reeds,
1973
[Box
35,
Folder
17]
Bryant Tuckerman,
1973
[Box
35,
Folder
18]
J.V. Brawley,
1973-1993
[Box
35,
Folder
19]
Unknown,
1975-1976
[Box
35,
Folder
20]
L. Carlitz,
1976
[Box
35,
Folder
21]
Nicholas J. Rose,
1976
[Box
35,
Folder
22]
Edna Grossman and Bryant Tuckerman,
1977
[Box
35,
Folder
23]
James Reeds,
1977
[Box
35,
Folder
24]
Rivest, Shamir, and Adleman,
1977
[Box
35,
Folder
25]
Brian J. Winkel,
1977
[Box
35,
Folder
26]
Cryptographic Textbook (partial copy),
1978 [Folder 1 of 3]
[Box
35,
Folder
27]
Cryptographic Textbook (partial copy),
1978 [Folder 2 of 3]
[Box
35,
Folder
28]
Cryptographic Textbook (partial copy),
1978 [Folder 3 of 3]
[Box
35,
Folder
29]
D.W. Davies and D.A. Bell,
1978
[Box
36,
Folder
1]
Hugo Brandstorm,
1979
[Box
36,
Folder
2]
David Kahn,
1979
[Box
36,
Folder
3]
Unknown Author,
1979
[Box
36,
Folder
4]
Robert Hartwig,
1981
[Box
36,
Folder
5]
Si Si,
1981
[Box
36,
Folder
6]
Advances in Cryptography,
1982
[Box
36,
Folder
7]
Cynthia Krauss,
1984
[Box
36,
Folder
8]
Spanish Books,
1986
[Box
36,
Folder
9]
James R. Chiles,
1987
[Box
36,
Folder
10]
Alberti on Deciphering, undated
[Box
36,
Folder
11]
Analysis of a Periodic P.A.S. undated
[Box
36,
Folder
12]
Analyzing Cryptograms undated
[Box
36,
Folder
13]
Richard V. Andree, undated
[Box
36,
Folder
14]
Autokey, Cipher Text as Key, undated
[Box
36,
Folder
15]
Autokey Ciphers, undated
[Box
36,
Folder
16]
Autokey, Plain Text as Key, undated
[Box
36,
Folder
17]
Charles Babbage, undated [Folder 1 of 2]
[Box
36,
Folder
18]
Charles Babbage, undated [Folder 2 of 2]
[Box
38,
Folder
19]
Bacon Library Collection on Cryptology, undated
[Box
36,
Folder
20]
Joel V. Brawley, undated
[Box
36,
Folder
21]
Joel V. Brawley and Richard Millman, undated
[Box
36,
Folder
22]
Lambus Callimahos, undated
[Box
36,
Folder
23]
Joaquin Carmona, undated [Folder 1 of 2]
[Box
36,
Folder
24]
Joaquin Carmona, undated [Folder 2 of 2]
[Box
37,
Folder
1]
R.L. Cave and L.P. Neuwirth, undated
[Box
37,
Folder
2]
Moise Ceffis, undated
[Box
37,
Folder
3]
Poe Cipher Solution, undated
[Box
37,
Folder
4]
Columnar Transposition, undated
[Box
37,
Folder
5]
Criptografia, undated
[Box
37,
Folder
6]
Cryptanalysis I, undated
[Box
37,
Folder
7]
Cryptanalysis of a Public-Key Cryptosystem, undated
[Box
37,
Folder
8]
Delastelle Cipher Systems, undated
[Box
37,
Folder
9]
Different Systems of Cipher, undated
[Box
37,
Folder
10]
George Fabyan, undated
[Box
37,
Folder
11]
Herbert Flesch, undated
[Box
37,
Folder
12]
B.J. Gilpin, undated
[Box
37,
Folder
13]
Yves Gylden, undated
[Box
37,
Folder
14]
Robert Hammell, undated
[Box
37,
Folder
15]
Kasiski Method, undated
[Box
37,
Folder
16]
Kasiski Method, undated [Folder 1 of 2]
[Box
37,
Folder
17]
Don Kooken, undated [Folder 2 of 2]
[Box
37,
Folder
18]
Carl Kosta, undated
[Box
37,
Folder
19]
Kryha Machine Examples and Solutions, undated
[Box
37,
Folder
20]
Henry Langen, undated
[Box
37,
Folder
21]
Henry Langen, undated
[Box
38,
Folder
1]
Edmund Locard, undated
[Box
38,
Folder
2]
Harris MacNeish, undated
[Box
38,
Folder
3]
Charles Mendelsohn, undated [Folder 1 of 2]
[Box
38,
Folder
4]
Charles Mendelsohn, undated [Folder 2 of 2]
[Box
38,
Folder
5]
Nihilist Substitution Cipher, undated
[Box
38,
Folder
6]
Nihilist Transposition, undated
[Box
38,
Folder
7]
Nyphos Robot System, undated
[Box
38,
Folder
8]
Howard Oakley, undated
[Box
38,
Folder
9]
Periodic Ciphers, undated
[Box
38,
Folder
10]
Donald Pollack, undated
[Box
38,
Folder
11]
Probability Definitions, undated
[Box
38,
Folder
12]
Probable Diagram Method, undated
[Box
38,
Folder
13]
Progressive Keys, undated
[Box
38,
Folder
14]
The Quagmire Question, undated
[Box
38,
Folder
15]
James Reeds, undated [Folder 1 of 3]
[Box
38,
Folder
16]
James Reeds, undated [Folder 2 of 2]
[Box
38,
Folder
17]
James Reeds, undated [Folder 3 of 3]
[Box
38,
Folder
18]
Marian Rejewski, undated
[Box
38,
Folder
19]
Luigi Sacco, undated
[Box
38,
Folder
20]
Gustavus J. Simmons, undated
[Box
38,
Folder
21]
Spotting Vowels in Simple Substitution Ciphers, undated
[Box
38,
Folder
22]
Paul Stein, undated
[Box
38,
Folder
23]
The Vigenere, undated
[Box
38,
Folder
24]
The Zendian Problem, undated
[Box
38,
Folder
25]
Unknown, undated [Folder 1 of 2]
[Box
38,
Folder
26]
Unknown, undated [Folder 2 of 2]
Reprints
[Box
39,
Folder
1]
Yves Gylden and Ivar Damm,
1918 [Folder 1 of 2]
[Box
39,
Folder
2]
Yves Gylden and Ivar Damm,
1918 [Folder 2 of 2]
[Box
39,
Folder
3]
Charles-Hubert Desnoyers,
1967
[Box
39,
Folder
4]
Cryptography Seminars,
1970s-1980s
[Box
39,
Folder
5]
Unknown Author, undated
[Box
31]
Book entitled 'Map Problems',
1926-1927
[Carton
42]
Copies of articles and publications on cryptography,
1563-1970
[Carton
43]
Copies of articles and publications on cryptography,
1563-1970
CreatorLevine, Jack, 1907- Quantity20.0 Linear feet General Physical Description note37 archival boxes and 6 oversize folders LocationFor current information on the location of these materials, please consult the
Special Collections Research Center Reference Staff LanguageEnglish Acquisition InformationGift of Jack Levine, 1995 and 2011. Accession no. (1995.0016) and (2011.0209). ProcessingProcessed by: Katie Brightman; machine-readable finding aid created by: Katie Brightman Revised2011 September, <date calendar="gregorian" normal="2005" era="ce">2005</date><item>Converted to EAD 2002</item>updated by Judy Allen Dodson September 2011 Scope and Content NoteThis collection contains materials related to Levine's research interests, as well as those documenting his publications and university career. Correspondence includes letters about general cryptography, articles written by Levine and others, Levine's cryptographic patents book, and cryptographic computer tests. Research contains notes, computer printouts, article reprints, and note cards related to Levine's research interests in cryptography. Writings includes Levine's published and unpublished essays and pamphlets. Teaching Career includes class notes and other student-related material. Collected Works includes articles, books, and bibliographic information of other authors in the fields of mathematics and cryptography. Unprocessed Material contains copies of articles and publications on cryptography. Most of the materials are from Levine's lifetime, but some of the items in the Collected Works series are from as early as 1716. Biographical NoteJack Levine was born on December 15, 1907, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He received his A.B. degree with honors in Mathematics and Physics from the University of California at Los Angeles in 1929, and then spent a year there as an Assistant Professor in Mathematics. He attended Princeton University in 1930, and received his Ph.D. in mathematics in 1934, during which time he was also a part-time instructor. From 1935 to 1936 he was an instructor in mathematics at North Carolina State College. From 1936 to 1939 he served as Assistant Professor, and from 1939 to 1946 as Associate Professor. In 1946 he was appointed a full Professor and served in that capacity until 1976. He continued to teach part time until 1995. Levine served as Technical Sergeant in the Second Signal Service Battalion of the Signal Corps from 1943 to 1945. In 1946 he was awarded the Legion of Merit Award for his outstanding service with the Army Security Agency. In 1970 Dr. Levine received an Outstanding Teacher Award at North Carolina State University. He was a member of several honorary and professional organizations, including Pi Mu Epsilon, Sigma Xi, American Mathematical Society, Mathematical Association of America, American Society for Engineering Education, and Phi Kappa Phi. Still active in research after his retirement, his areas of interest included tensor analysis, geometrics of generalized spaces, differential geometry, combinatorial analysis, theory of symmetric functions, algebraic cryptography and mathematical physics. In addition to over one hundred research papers, Levine also published several books, including a definitive four-volume work on pattern word lists used in cryptography and a comprehensive compilation of United States cryptographic patents, 1861-1981. Levine was also an avid reader, especially of mystery books. He was a life member of the Friends of the Library at North Carolina State University. In 1987 he donated a collection of over 1,500 mystery books to D. H. Hill library at North Carolina State University. In 1992 he donated an additional 665 titles to the collection. Controlled Terms
Access to CollectionThis collection is open for research; access requires at least 24 hours advance notice. For more information contact us via mail, phone, fax, or our web form. Special Collections Research Center Telephone(919) 515-2273 Fax(919) 513-1787 Preferred Citation[Identification of item], Jack Levine Papers, MC 00308, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State University Libraries, Raleigh, North Carolina. Access to CollectionNorth Carolina State University does not own copyright to this collection. Individuals obtaining materials from the NCSU Libraries' Special Collections Research Center are responsible for using the works in conformance with United States copyright law as well as any donor restrictions accompanying the materials. |
