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Pauli writes about the g-values of neutral and ionized atoms.

Pauli sends Bohr a manuscript of an unpublished work. He writes about his new interest in quantum theory and his idea to explain the anomalous Zeeman-effect through relativistic considerations. His hypothesis is that the doublet-structure of alkali spectra is alone a property of the valency-electron. He talks about the necessity for a correct formulation of the correspondence principle for atoms with more than one electron and about the necessity for a modification of the classical kinematic concept of motion.

Heisenberg writes about Pauli's latest work and congratulates Pauli for all the "lies" contained in it.

Pauli expresses his doubts about the validity of his exclusion-principle in more complicated cases. He wants to discuss it in Tübingen on Jan. 9 1925.

Pauli thanks Bohr for the days he spent in Copenhagen.

Heisenberg writes about recent developments in the formalism of quantum mechanics, perturbation theory and some results for systems with axial symmetry.

Heisenberg writes about the problem of continuous spectra from the point of view of quantum mechanics. The effect of time dependent external forces on the atom, and Jordan's calculations of the statistical behaviour of proper vibration of a membrane according to the new theory.

Heisenberg writes about the compatibility of Goudsmit's hypothesis with the formalism of Heisenberg.