Kottler thanks Pauli for his letter and his readiness to deal with his work on relativity.
Kottler, FriedrichKottler writes about some suggestions of Pauli as regards the treatment of relativistic line elements.
Kottler, FriedrichMøller and Kristensen thank Pauli for his instructive letter. They answer the question he asked and give some details of their form factor theory.
Kristensen, PMøller and Kristensen send notes from a colloquium on nonlocal theories. They relay as invitation from Bohr to visit Copenhagen for the CERN Study Group.
Kristensen, PMøller and Kristensen reply to Pauli's letter and manuscript. They writes about details of the mathematical development of their theory, with special reference to the work of Claude Bloch.
Kristensen, PMöller and Kristensen reply to Pauli's question about the polarization of the vacuum by an external meson field.
Kristensen, PKrolikowski sends Pauli a draft of a theory of strangeness in strong interactions.
KrolikowskiKröner 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.
Kröner, FranzKröner writes about the relation between physics and biology. He believes in an intermediary region between both sciences. He says that quantum physics is perhaps the first glimpse of this region.
Kröner, FranzKröner's reply to Fierz's letter. He writes about the relation between physics and the physicist, and speaks about the concept of wholeness.
Kröner, Franz