Pauli expresses his interest in the work of Hu and Lopes and gives advice on how to treat the problem in the case that a strict solution of the equations should be impossible. He comments on offprints he got from Switzerland.
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Lopes writes about the derivation of the interaction operators by the perturbation method, with special reference to Schwinger's results.
Sin títuloHulthén comments on Jauch-Ning Hu's note published in: Physical Review: (May 1944), on nuclear quadrupole moment, on the implications of Amaldi's scattering results for theory of heavy-nuclei saturation, on his own publications and on the war situation in Holland.
Sin títuloPauli writes about the competition between Hulthén's theory Review of Modern Physics (1945), Vol. 17 and Wentzel's "strong coupling" case as explanation for neutron-proton scattering.
Sin títuloPauli writes about offprints to be sent to certain adresses in Europe. He comments on Lopes' dissertation and gives some advice about the proper personal contact with elder colleagues.
Sin títuloPauli writes more about his offprints.
Sin títuloPauli mentions "artificial" mesons created by accelerators and the possibility of their identity with cosmic ray mesons. He gives some comments on Jauch's work. He writes that Anisotropy of scattering cannot be explained by Delta-function.
Sin títuloLichnerowicz refers to the paper of Pauli and Einstein in Annals of Mathematics 1943 ("On the non-existence of regular stationary solutions of relativistic field equations"), and points out that in 1938 and 1939 he has developed a theorem nearly identical with that indicated by Pauli.
Sin títuloPauli expresses doubts about analytic continuation of S-matrix. He says that a determination of S is needed.
Sin títuloIn this short letter Pauli only wants to tell Bohr that he has not forgotten his 60th birthday on October 7th.
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