Pauli asks for an offprint of Jordan's paper on complementarity in Rhine's experiments. He writes of his discussion with Jung about this subject.
Sans titreRosenfeld thanks Pauli for the letter and the typescript of Pauli's article on hidden parameters. He agrees with him and talks of his own article where the discussion of the problem will be put on philosophical ground.
Sans titrePauli talks about the Copenhagen conference and its program.
Sans titrePauli writes on Jung's synchronicity and its interpretation. He says that pycho-physical connections should be treated as a special case of reproducible non-causal arrangements (which also includes quantum physics).
Sans titrePauli makes some remarks about the magical origins of the word "influence" (influxus). He adds some considerations and calculations on the form-factor theory.
Sans titreFierz replies to Pauli's letter about the Bloch-Møller theory. He comments about Peierl's and Bloch's arguments regarding the physical significance of form factors.
Sans titrePauli makes more calculations concerning the form-factor theory. He also gives some critical remarks about the limitations of the theory.
Sans titrePauli talks about identical results in papers by Thirring and by Hurst. He writes on the evaluation of a certain integral and on Peierl's method for the quantization of the form factor theory.
Sans titrePeierls describes calculations with non-linear expression.
Sans titrePauli discusses his trip to India.
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