Pauli talks about Bohr's paper on the statistical interpretation of quantum results which has its origin in the decision between observed object and measuring instrument. Critical remarks are made on the paper, but Pauli is still very positive about Bohr's conception, especially his view that the stationary states are as real as the particles themselves.
Sin títuloHamburg, Germany
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Pauli talks about his work with Heisenberg on field theory. He makes remarks on Dirac's electron theory.
Sin títuloJordan writes about a forthcoming talk by Pauli in Hamburg.
Sin títuloJordan replies to Pauli's letter of the 17 July 1953. He gives certain results of the calculations of Schücking, which are based on Jordan's cosmological equation.
Sin títuloNomination, by the University of Hamburg, of Pauli as professor.
Sin títuloLetter related to the nomination at Hamburg okuniversity of W. Pauli.
Sin títuloPauli thanks Landé for sending him Back's and Landé's papers. He explains theoretically the line intensities in the partial Paschen-Back effect.
Sin títuloPauli is enthusiastic about Landé's recent paper and the assumption that the optical doublets and X-ray doublets are in principal the same phenomenon.
Sin títuloPauli summarizes his work on spectral intensities using the correspondence principle. He compares it with Ornstein's results. He makes remarks on satelite-lines paper (in: Naturwissenschaften : 12 (1924), pp.741).
Sin títuloPauli says his difficulties with model pictures. He reports on his "generalization" of Stoner's work for closing of shells. He comments the new edition of Sommerfeld's Atombau.
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