Heisenberg writes on the difficulties of the phase problem in radiation theory, and on a Hund's paradoxon about optically left- and right-rotating substances and its solution.
Heisenberg, WernerCopenhagen, Denmark
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Heisenberg writes about Pauli's suggestions for the quantum-theoretical relations between electrical and magnetic field strengths. He writes also about Pauli's criticism of Dirac's paper and discussions with Bohr about his thought experiments.
Heisenberg, WernerHeisenberg writes about his discussions with Bohr on the "$\Gamma$-ray-microscope". He makes some remarks on Pauli's electrodynamical considerations, on the Hamiltonian interaction function between radiation and matter and on a paper by Darwin about Heisenberg's and Jordan's formulae.
Heisenberg, WernerHeisenberg writes about the Dirac-Jordan theory and Heisenberg's criticism of Bohr's objections.
Heisenberg, WernerKällén talks about calculations as regards the non-unitarity of the S-matrix in the Lee model.
Källén, GunnarKällén writes on certain mathematical problems of the Lee model.
Källén, GunnarKällén attempts to clarify for himself the contents of the papers by Landau and his collaborators.
Källén, GunnarKällén talks about Thirring's work on quantum electrodynamics.
Källén, GunnarKällén enumerates various points of Heisenberg's theory, with which he does not agree.
Källén, GunnarKällén writes about his work on quantum electrodynamics and especially about renormalization.
Källén, Gunnar