A number of bound copies of theses were found with Fröhlich's archive.

Those supervised at Liverpool, copies of which are already available at the University, have not been retained with the archive:

• G.R. Allcock 'Formulistic aspects of modern relativistic quantum theory' (1955)
• A.B. Bhatia 'Thesis on A) Scattering of polarised neutrons by protons and perturbation calculation of phase shifts for central and non-central interaction B) On the electrical properties of cold worked iron carbon alloys of low carbon content Supplemented by C) Angular distribution of protons in (d-p) reactions' (1950)
• A.J. Buckingham 'Electrons in metals and ionic crystals' (1954)
• A.C. Clark 'The capture of mesons' (1952)
• Pyare Lal Desauar 'Perturbation theory and nuclear Ferromagnetism' (1962)
• S. Doniach 'Collective electron effects in the theory of electrical conduction' (1958)
• W.A.B. Evans 'Analytic continuation formalism for the response of many-body systems at finite temperatures (with applications)' (1965)
• D.G.H. Frood 'A dielectric theory of impurity conduction and Debye losses from donors in Germanium' (1960)
• G.J. Hyland 'Electronic phase transitions in transition-metal oxides' (1968)
• A.N. Kemal 'Low energy pion-pion scattering' (1962)
• M.W. Kermode 'Topics in the scattering of charged particles' (1966)
• T.K. Mitra 'Electron phonon interaction in the tight binding approximation' (1966)
• B.V. Paranjape 'Electrons in semiconductors' (1957)
• V.V. Paranjape 'Field dependent conductivity in semiconductors' (1963)
• Sheila N. Ruddlesden 'The disintegration of light nuclei by mesons' (1952)
• A.W.B. Taylor 'Investigations in the theory of superconductors' (1962)
• C.B. Wilson 'The characteristic energy losses of fast electronics in metals' (1960)
• S. Zienau 'The motion of electrons in the ionic crystal' (1954)