Showing 5193 results

Lecture notes taken by Josef Jauch, while a student at the ETH (Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule) Zürich. A transcription of the German shorthand used in these notes has been provided by Werner Amrein. The original documents are part of the Jauch Archive, held at the Department of Theoretical Physics, University of Geneva, and are reproduced by permission of the University.

Lecture notes taken by Josef Jauch, while a student at the ETH (Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule) Zürich. The original documents are part of the Jauch Archive, held at the Department of Theoretical Physics, University of Geneva, and are reproduced by permission of the University.

Pauli writes about a work by Uhlenbeck and Kahn. Pauli uses the V D Waals state equation in order to show that the thermodynamical considerations of Uhlenbeck cannot be correct. He hopes to come again to Holland. He writes about Heisenberg's difficulties with Stark and the Gestapo, and that Heisenberg requests that physicists abroad should support him. He writes about the necessity of jobs for dissmissed Viennese physicists.

Heisenberg hopes that "Nature" will reply to Stark's article. He talks about the possible reasons for the asymmetry of Beta-ray-spectra.

Pauli discusses the problem of scattering of mesons and protons. He talks about the preparation for the next Solvay congress.