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Papers of Woodruff T. Sullivan III: Tapes Series

Interviewee: John D. Kraus

John D. Kraus, 1910-2004. Interviewed 25 March 1975 at the AAS Meeting in Bloomington, Indiana, length of interview: 45 minutes.

Sullivan's brief summary of topics: His early ~1934 attempted 1.3-cm solar detection, development of 96-helix-array and the giant "Kraus-type" reflector at Ohio State in the early and late 1950s; radio source and the results with these instruments 1965 and beyond (Ohio Radio Source Survey); false Venusian bursts.

See Kraus, John D. [Interview Date: March 25, 1975] for a transcript of this interview.

Sullivan's files include: archival material, transcription of Sullivan's interview.

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