Historical remarks from Klein about Poincaré's note in "Comptes Rendus 146" and in "the origins of relativity".
Sin títuloKlein's reply to Pauli's letter of 4 May, and detailed comments on several passages in the encyclopedia.
Sin títuloPauli writes about the question of whether n or k determines the total moment of the atom.
Sin títuloSchrödinger thanks for sending him a copy of his "encyclopädie-artikel". He is very pleased with the didactic arrangement of the material. He writes about geodetic lines and charged particles.
Sin títuloHeisenberg writes on the anomalous Zeeman effect.
Sin títuloPauli asks about stopping off at the Frankfurt institutes on his return trip from Göttingen.
Sin títuloBohr expresses satisfaction at having met Pauli in Göttingen. He writes about a remark made by Lenz on selection absorption of harmonics in the case of an unharmonic oscillator.
Sin títuloThe letter describes a problem of classical theory of harmonics. It talks about Pauli's calculations on Bohr's He-Model. He looks forward to his work in Copenhagen.
Sin títuloPauli writes of Epstein's results for crossed electric and magnetic fields. He makes some remarks about Friedrich and Koch.
Sin títuloPauli speaks about his calculations on the thermic equilibrium between radiation and free electrons, about scientific life in Hamburg and about the German translation of Bohr's Nobel-lecture.
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