Pauli renews their discussion of the H-theorem, as it is formulated by Fierz.
Sin títuloPauli makes comments on Edmonds' lecture notes. He writes about his possible trip to Copenhagen and Moscow in 1957, and about his Italian holidays.
Sin títuloWeizsäcker gives his interpretation of Bohr's complementarity.
Sin títuloPauli writes on some points of discussion for the forthcoming meeting with Fierz in Basel.
Sin títuloPauli writes about one of the letters he wrote to Weizsäcker (a copy is attached) concerning the "Bohr-exegis", especially on complementarity, and the "unification of opposites". In connection with this, Pauli explains the story of the Danish order of the elephant, which has been given to Bohr.
Sin títuloPauli replies to Weizsäcker's letter about complementarity. He gives his explanation of Bohr's conception.
Sin títuloKällén gives details of the mathematical technique of his work on quantum electrodynamics.
Sin títuloKällén discusses aspects of his theory on mass spectrum, and also the properties of functions. He makes some personal remarks about Jouvet.
Sin títuloPauli writes about a report from the USA by Jost that Bogoljubow has advanced more than anybody else in the mathematics of dispersion relations.
Sin títuloPauli replies to Fierz's letter of the 17 October 1956. He gives further details concerning the discussion of beta-disintegration.
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