Pauli writes about an intervention in Bern for a colleague.
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Heisenberg states his view on the question of the field theory and emphasizes the significance of the Möller-Kristensen theory as a well analyzed example for further theories of this type.
Sans titreFierz criticizes earlier work by Pauli and Fierz on the H-theorem, published in: Zeitschrift für Physik: 106 (1973), 572. He suggests some improvements in entropy as measured by macroscopic observer.
Sans titrePauli makes further remarks on the subject of his last letter (15 October 1952).
Sans titreFierz withdraws an incorrect remark from his letter of the 17 October 1952.
Sans titrePauli gives further analysis of the entropy concept. The entropy of an ensemble is identical with the entropy of a single system. This under the condition that it concerns the measure of the information corresponding to the same ensemble.
Sans titreJordan replies to Pauli's letter of the 1 October 1952 about the relation of Jordan's "projective" cosmology to that of Kaluza. He writes about possible empirical confirmations of the hypothesis of a changing gravitational constant.
Sans titrefierz_0092-106: Pauli writes about the contrast between Kepler and Fludd. He sees both contrary positions in himself. He thinks that there may be a possible relation of his dreams to this. He also makes a connection with problems touched upon in Jung's book "Answer to Job". fierz_0092-107: Pauli offers an essay on the striving for wholeness in physics and the conflict between science and intuitive feeling. He writes on the psycho-physical problem and on science and Neoplatonism. He adds to this some special references to Pauli's book on Kepler.
Sans titrePauli comments on Källén's paper. There are differences between his part I and part II. He talks about states with one electron-positron pair and about Dyson's view that only renormalized interactions existing in nature.
Sans titrePeierls replies to Pauli's comments on his theory.
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