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Letter from Wu to Pauli
Letter-3106 · Item · 1958/11/05
Part of Archives of Wolfgang Pauli

Wu thanks Pauli for his letter and interesting information. He writes about a conference on weak interactions where new experimental results were reported on $\pi^{-}e$ decays, $\mu^{-}$ capture in $C^{12}$, and on lepton decay.

Wu, C S
Letter from Wu to Pauli
Letter-3121 · Item · 1958/11/30
Part of Archives of Wolfgang Pauli

Wu thanks Pauli for a correction he made to historical paper. He writes about an occurence with the Queen of Greece on her official visit to the Pupin Physics Department.

Wu, C S
Letter from Wu to Pauli
Letter-3077 · Item · 1958/10/06
Part of Archives of Wolfgang Pauli

Wu asks Pauli to write a few lines about his neutrino hypothesis. Wu needs it for his paper on beta-decay in honour of the 80th birthday of Miss Meitner.

Wu, C S
Letter from Wigner to Pauli
wigner_0047-71r · Item · 1927/09/23
Part of Archives of Wolfgang Pauli

Wigner sends manuscripts on term structure. He writes about his work with Von Neumann. He writes about his difficulties to deriving a selection rule.

Wigner, Eugene P
Letter-1951 · Item · 1954/12/21
Part of Archives of Wolfgang Pauli

Wightman criticizes Pauli's statement about "Wigner school" (see Pauli, Bohr-Festschrift, 1955, p.37). He works out inversions and compares Wigner and Pauli "schools". He comments on Schwinger's paper.

Wightman, Arthur S
Letter from Weyl to Pauli
Letter-0001 · Item · 1919/05/10
Part of Archives of Wolfgang Pauli

Weyl welcomes Pauli as a collaborator. He compares notes from the 3rd edition of his own book with Pauli's resultes. He writes about the asymmetry of positive and negative electricity.

Weyl, Claus Hugo Hermann
Letter from Weyl to Pauli
Letter-0002 · Item · 1919/12/09
Part of Archives of Wolfgang Pauli

Weyl thanks Pauli for his proofs and for his paper published in Phys. Z. He writes about the statistic spherical-symmetrical solution of Einstein's field equations. He writes about the difference between the two electric charges, and its dependence on the more fundamental difference between past and future. He comments on the fields in the interior of the electron.

Weyl, Claus Hugo Hermann