Michel comments on Pauli's manuscript on time-reversal.
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Reply to two letters by Pauli, with postscript about the third letter, on Heisenberg type transformations.
Sans titreRequest from Pauli for offprint and notes concerning relativity.
Sans titrePauli thanks Jauch for Jauch's and Rohrlich's book and says that he likes it. He gives some comments on a few passages. He writes about recent publications on field quantization.
Sans titrePauli writes about his work on the English edition of his relativity article. He does not think much of anything that has been writen on this subject after 1921 including Einstein's paper which is purely mathematical.
Sans titreBargmann proposes terminology for various types of tensors.
Sans titreBargmann has just received a letter from Pauli describing his latest work. The topic is not mentionned, but Bargmann agrees with the essentials.
Sans titrePauli reports on exchanges with Einstein and Baade on relativity. He suggests topics, participants and scope of the Bern relativity congress, 1955.
Sans titreThe Institute for Advanced Studies offers W. Pauli membership of the Institute.
Sans titreR. Oppenheimer writes to W. Pauli to ask him again if he wants to become professor at Princeton.
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