Pauli says that Dirac has criticized Weisskopf's work on the self-energy problem. Pauli says he is working on his Solvay report on elementary particle physics, and makes some remarks about the war. Pauli is looking for a successor to his assistant Fierz, who is going to Basel. He hopes to persuade Jauch.
Sin títuloPauli requests a starting point for discussion on self induction.
Sin títuloPauli replies to a letter by Landé criticizing a theory which he develops.
Sin títuloLandé sends manuscript "the ratio of e, c and h" and scattering diagrams invented by Thomas. He discusses the results comparing with them Dirac's theory.
Sin títuloPauli gives further calculations in connection with Majorana's theory. He also writes on his calculations with Weisskopf on the positron theory.
Sin títuloSchrödinger asks some questions about the mathematics of nuclear theory.
Sin títuloPauli reports on further developments of the theory of mesons with strong coupling.
Sin títuloPauli writes of his visit to California and of the calculations he made there. He suggests that Fierz could write a second part of his paper on the scattering of charged mesons.
Sin títuloPauli has just finished an article with Dancoff on meson theory and he sends its contents. He gives some comments on the war's consequences on physic.
Sin títuloPauli expresses his enthusiasm over Dirac's Bakerian lecture and makes several comments on it.
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