Pauli sends more remarks about "psychophysics" with references to the ideas of Scotus Erigena, and to a text of the 17th century mentioned in Jung's "Psychology and alchemy". He also writes on the relations between alchemy and Platonism and on Newton's concept of space.
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Pauli is glad to have Bohr's letter of May 11th and he hopes that Bohr will soon be back in Copenhagen. Einstein has sent Pauli an article for "Dialectica", which essentially repeats his old arguments. Pauli encloses copies of his letter to Einstein and also his reply. Pauli did not agree with Einstein's point of view expressed in his letter and he did not continue this correspondence. Pauli urgently needs Bohr's promised article for "Dialectica". A short address clarifying some concepts used by Bohr would be sufficient without any discussions of historical questions. They all hope that Bohr will be able to come to the conference in Zürich.
Sin títuloPauli thanks Bohr for his letter of the 16th October 1948, containing the revised version of the Einstein article and the "Dialectica" article. He makes some comments on his editorial survey. He asks Bohr about a contribution to a physics meeting in July 1949. He also reminds him of Sommerfeld's 80th birthday.
Sin títuloPauli says that the difference of opinion about the sign of vacuum polarization is resolved. He writes about the work of his doctorands, and about his debate with Born on the properties of a certain operator.
Sin títuloPauli writes on his meeting with Fierz in Basel.
Sin títuloAbout Harold Bohr's death and birth of Aage Bohr's child.
Sin títuloFierz makes some additions to his letter of the 15th May 1951.
Sin títuloPauli discusses of form-factor theories, especially comparison of the Möller-Kristensen theory with those of Dyson and Schwinger.
Sin títuloFierz questions Szilard's assertion on reversibility of mixture of systems. He considers how measurement might be seen as turning pure state into a mixture.
Sin títuloKröner writes about the relation between physics and biology. He believes in an intermediary region between both sciences. He says that quantum physics is perhaps the first glimpse of this region.
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