Pauli replies to Källén's letter of the 10 March 1955. He suggests destroying the Lorentz invariance through the cut-off of the interaction energy in momentum-space. He writes on the validity of Born's approximation.
Sin títuloPauli writes about his visit to Holland, and about some quotations from Schwinger's book. He also comments on biology.
Sin títuloThirring writes about Källén's inconsistency proof for quantum electrodynamics.
Sin títuloThirring corrects a mathematical error in his letter of the 31st March [1955]. He applies Thirring's model to Maxwell's case and discusses an alternate model.
Sin títuloHeisenberg writes a summary of his theory: axiomatics, properties of elementary particles, ghosts.
Sin títuloPauli replies to Weisskopf's letter. He asks why the cut-off radii of the proton and the neutron are exactly equal. He makes remarks on the quantum theory of fields, and Landau's contribution to this problem. He writes about Schindewolf's book on evolution recommended to him by Weisskopf.
Sin títuloPauli talks to Bohr about his opinion concerning the Bertrand Russell document on peace. He also writes about their relativity meeting in Bern. Max Born will try to be there.
Sin títuloPauli makes some critical remarks on Heisenberg's paper "Zur Quantentheorie nichtlinearer Wellengleichungen", on quantum electrodynamics, on the work of Landeau, and on pair theory.
Sin títuloPeierls writes about the methods of renormalization in field equations.
Sin títuloEnz writes on his theory on renormalization of photon-electron coupling constant.
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