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I am Don Slepian, David Slepian's son. I have inherited my father's collected published papers, in several large bound volumes. I would imagine that there would be a lot of interesting material for mathematicians working in information theory, historians looking at the mathematics culture of Bell Laboratories in the 1950's and 1960's, and people generally interested in David Slepian's work. I would want to make these materials available with the hopes that the materials of interest could be gathered together, index and published on the web for the general good. I can be reached through my website, DonSlepian.com, or email, Don@DonSlepian.com.
