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Letter from Schafroth to Pauli
Letter-3123 · Unidad documental simple · 1958/12/03
Parte de Archives of Wolfgang Pauli

Schafroth writes about his newest results in supraconductivity. He makes some personal remarks about the institute he is leaving now and about his trip to Europe from last summer.

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Letter from Pauli to Weisskopf
Letter from Pauli to Weisskopf
Letter-487a · Unidad documental simple · 1938/01/13
Parte de Archives of Wolfgang Pauli

Pauli reports on the Houtermans case, on the arrest of Russian physicists, and on the conclusion of a joint work with Fierz on the "infrared catastrophe". He has had discussions with Bhabha and Kemmer on cosmic radiation and the "Yukawa theory" of nuclear power. He makes some remarks on the theory of β-decay, the American way of life, and Felix Bloch.

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Letter from Blanusa to Pauli
blanusa_0000-006r · Unidad documental simple · 1948/03/15
Parte de Archives of Wolfgang Pauli

This is a reply to a letter from Pauli and to Schafroth's criticism of 18 February, as regards his "Critic of the relavistic thermodynamics".

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Letter from Gustafson to Pauli
gustafson_0017-00074r · Unidad documental simple · 1946/08/13
Parte de Archives of Wolfgang Pauli

Gustafson's wife writes that since Gustafson is ill he is unable to reply to Pauli's work on electromagnetic-field commutators.

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Letter from Klein to Sommerfeld
klein_0017-1996r · Unidad documental simple · 1920/05/14
Parte de Archives of Wolfgang Pauli

Klein writes about his discussion with Sommerfeld on the use of Einstein's notation "Lorentz, Amsterdam Verlag, 1916" and about Klein's inability to work on relativity for a year, and his receipt of Pauli's manuscript.

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Letter from Kröner to Pauli
kroner_0021-013r · Unidad documental simple · 1955/01/17
Parte de Archives of Wolfgang Pauli

Kröner replies to Pauli's questions concerning the infinity of space. He writes of the participation in the intelligible world of Greek science and its destruction in Christianity. He writes about Burtt's book and its significance.

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