In this reply to a letter from Pauli, Bohr develops his exclusion principle and attempts to explain this rule in the framework of the electronic orbit model.
Sans titreWien, Austria
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Pauli describes his latest work in quantum mechanic and compares it with Heisenberg's work. He discusses his results.
Sans titrePauli asks about stopping off at the Frankfurt institutes on his return trip from Göttingen.
Sans titrePauli expresses his doubts about the validity of his exclusion-principle in more complicated cases. He wants to discuss it in Tübingen on Jan. 9 1925.
Sans titreThirring sends a copy of his reply to Källén's last letter.
Sans titrePauli anounces his arrival in Tübingen on 9 Jan. 1925.
Sans titrePauli talks about a formula made by Kramers and about his doubts about Goudsmith's idea on the spin of the electron.
Sans titreKottler writes about the expressions for the velocity 4-vector, for the Christoffelsymbols, the pseudotensors and the differential operators of special velocity.
Sans titreDiscussion about calculations made by Källén on quantum electrodynamics.
Sans titreKottler writes about some suggestions of Pauli as regards the treatment of relativistic line elements.
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