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Pauli summarizes his Zeeman-effect paper (in: Z. Phys. : 16 (1923), pp.155).

Pauli summarizes his work on spectral intensities using the correspondence principle. He compares it with Ornstein's results. He makes remarks on satelite-lines paper (in: Naturwissenschaften : 12 (1924), pp.741).

Pauli says his difficulties with model pictures. He reports on his "generalization" of Stoner's work for closing of shells. He comments the new edition of Sommerfeld's Atombau.

Pauli talks about spectral terms for oxygen. He finds support for Landé-Heisenberg "branching rule" and "Heisenberg's theory". He comments Kronig's formulas. He makes personal remarks on Lenz.

Pauli discusses and criticizes the Sommerfeld and Unsöld's paper on spectroscopy and their electron-spin idea for hydrogen fine structure.

Pauli critizices the treatment of photoelectric and Compton effects in Sommerfeld's Atombau. He reports on Rabi's work on X-ray absorbtion. He talks about Oppenheimer's paper in Z. Phys. on continuous X-ray spectra.

Pauli suggests some physical properties of neutrino and criticizes de Broglie's idea of light quantum as two neutrinos.

Pauli reports on his activities in Zürich and on his travel to England and Holland.

Pauli makes remarks on Jordan's five-dimentional theory and on Pauli's tensor calculus.

Pauli comments Spizer's paper on "Communication relations of interacting spinor fields" published in: Phys. Rev. : 105 (1957), pp. 1919.