Heisenberg agrees with Pauli's interpretation of spin-inertia as "damping". He discusses the synopsis for the talk at the Solvay congress.
Sin títuloHeisenberg sends Pauli his part of the report for the Solvay congress, and adds technical details.
Sin títuloPauli gives a synopsis of his planned paper at the Solvay congress. He makes more comments on Heisenberg's damping-terms in the scattering of mesons by protons.
Sin títuloPauli wants to continue his work with Kemmer on systems of hyper-complex numbers. He asks questions about application of quantum theory (perturbation) and on scattering of neutral mesons.
Sin títuloPauli continues with his calculations with hyper-complex numbers. He adds some remarks on "neutretto"-scattering and the theory of mesons.
Sin títuloHeisenberg thanks Pauli for his part of the report and finds it a bit too difficult in certain parts. He agrees with Pauli's criticism of de Broglie's theory of photons. He was satisfied with his visit to the U.S.A.. He talks about some wrong results by Bethe in his attempt to explain the quadrupolmoment of the deuteron.
Sin títuloPauli writes of the decision to postpone the congress because of the political situation.
Sin títuloA short addendum to the last letter.
Sin títuloPauli has been in Princeton since the 24th February and he is making some inquiries on Bhabha's plans. He says that in Princeton the meson theory with particles in 1/2 speed is in vogue. He heard some contradictory news on Bohr.
Sin títuloSchrödinger congratulates Pauli to his move to Princeton. He talks about the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies.
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