The letter encloses a manuscript of a paper on "quantized space-time", to be published in the Physical Review.

Schrödinger 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.

Schrödinger replies to Pauli's letter of the 9th August 1957. He amplifies on Pauli's historical observations on the psychology and epistemology of physics.

Schrödinger replies to Pauli's letter of the 12th December 1926. He talks about his derivation of the energy-momentum-law and about Maxwell's equations from a variation principle. He comments the interpretation of the results.

Schrödinger replies to Pauli's letter. He comments on Pauli's investigations of magnetism.

Schrödinger writes about electron orbits in spectra of alkalis and alkaline earths.

Schrödinger asks some questions about the mathematics of nuclear theory.

Schrödinger replies to Pauli's letter of the 27 January 1955 (Letter 1992). He talks about Pauli's thesis that statements on observation are based already on an accepted theory. He talks about his occupation with Proca's field equations.

Schrödinger replies to Pauli's letter of the 26th August 1922. He answers to Pauli's comments on his paper about interaction of radiation and atoms.

Schrödinger congratulates Pauli to his move to Princeton. He talks about the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies.