Fierz comments on two papers by Huang, Yangr and Luttinger on the statistics of rigid spheres.
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Pauli comments on a lecture. He emphasizes that sciences wish to be integrated as part of a "bigger whole", but that today's philosophy is unable to do this. He also tries to interpret Kröner's conception of the neutrality of physics towards the world view.
Sin títuloPauli gives references concerning the "concept of reality" (Wirklichkeit) in quantum mechanics: a 1927 Solvay report, an article by Bohr, and Pauli's lecture "Theory of relativity and science" (Bern 1955).
Sin títuloLanczos refers to Pauli's paper (in: Phys. Z. : 20 (1919), pp.457), with a special reference to the quadratic invariants of curvature. He asks about the clarification of the identity (B), p.460 l.c.
Sin títuloPauli makes some historical remarks about the beginnings of the neutrino hypothesis. He writes about the experiments of Davies on the cross section of the neutrino.
Sin títuloPauli writes about the result of Davis' experiments and their importance for the theories of the neutrino.
Sin títuloFierz writes about a note by Kusaka, published in: Physical review: 60 (1941) 61, regarding the theory of the neutrino with spin 3/2.
Sin títuloPauli talks about a letter he received from Heisenberg about his recent considerations regarding the Lee model. The problem is where does the unitarity of the S-matrix fail in the case of indefinite metric.
Sin títuloPauli writes about E. J. Dijksterhuis' book "Die Mechanisierung des Weltbildes". He comments on Dijksterhuis' understanding of Newton, Galileo, Kepler, Mach, Einstein, etc, and on the concept of hazard, the relationship between science and religion, etc.
Sin títuloPauli refers to K. H. Volkmann-Schluck's book "Nicolaus Cusanus - Die Philosophie im Ubergang von Mittelalter zur Neuzeit". Pauli comments on the translation of the Greek "hypostasis" into Latin "essential" or "substantic", and on the problematic of "overcoming the opposites" in Eestern/Western mysticism and philosophy.
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