Reply to two letters by Pauli, with postscript about the third letter, on Heisenberg type transformations.
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Källén sends a draft of their common paper with some remarks about the calculations.
Sans titrePauli thanks Källén for the manuscript. He writes about the Tamm-Dancoff method and some known negative attitude towards it. Small changes in the manuscript and the re-writing of the appendix.
Sans titreKällén sends some details of his work (together with Pauli) on Lee's model of a renormalizable field theory.
Sans titrePauli asks for classification of Klein's work.
Sans titrePauli has some more suggestions for minor changes in the paper.
Sans titrePauli criticizes Klein's notation and a commutator relation. He refers him to Rosenfeld (1930).
Sans titrePauli talks about his completely different views from those of Schrödinger on the interpretation, on the difficulties and the tendencies of quantum mechanics. He makes a formulation of a few theses about physical theories. He says that among the physicists opposed to quantum mechanics Einstein is understood best by him.
Sans titreHeisenberg writes on the application of Pauli's ideas to quantum electrodynamics and on the avoidance of ghosts.
Sans titreHeisenberg talks about some relations between Lee's theory and his.
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