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Letter from Pauli to Fierz
Letter-0599 · Item · 1940/07/17
Part of Archives of Wolfgang Pauli

Pauli writes on Majorana's paper published in: Nuovo Cimento: 1932, with special reference to unitary representations of the Lorentz group. He adds some comments on his and Jauch's calculations concerning electron scattering experiments.

Pauli, Wolfgang
Letter from Pauli to Fierz
Letter-0912 · Item · 1947/09/17
Part of Archives of Wolfgang Pauli

Pauli comments on a paper writtent by Davydov published in: Russian Journal of Physics. The papers concern irreversibility in quantum mechanics. He also writes on the recent results in cosmic-ray physics by Powell.

Pauli, Wolfgang
Letter from Pauli to Fierz
Letter-0920 · Item · 1947/12/19
Part of Archives of Wolfgang Pauli

Pauli writes of Oppenheimer's ideas about the mathematical results of quantum-electrodynamics, and of Pauli's intention to calculate the higher approximation of the Compton-effect. He also comments on Fierz's paper about Newton. Pauli attached a copy of Oppenheimer's letter is attached.

Pauli, Wolfgang
Letter from Pauli to Fierz
Letter-0971 · Item · 1948/08/12
Part of Archives of Wolfgang Pauli

Pauli's letter is on existensialism, on the process of cognition and the idea of God, on the concept of reality, and the reality of symbols, on the relation of physics and psychology and on Jung's reaction on Pauli's ideas.

Pauli, Wolfgang
Letter from Pauli to Fierz
Letter-1035 · Item · 1949/06/21
Part of Archives of Wolfgang Pauli

Pauli writes about Feynman's paper on the positron. He adds a suggestion of a procedure which disregards the particle and follows up the changes of charge in space and time.

Pauli, Wolfgang
Letter from Pauli to Fierz
Letter-1057 · Item · 1949/11/06
Part of Archives of Wolfgang Pauli

In this letter, Pauli speculates about the connection between synchronicity and Leibniz's synchronized monads. He writes on the necessity for introducing into science a principle more general than causality and similar to that of the "correspondentia" of the Middle Ages which would give significance both to causality and synchronicity in a wider frame.

Pauli, Wolfgang