Pauli discusses of a forthcoming journey to Sweden.
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Pauli writes more about his plans for his visit to Sweden.
Sem títuloPauli writes of Oppenheimer's ideas about the mathematical results of quantum-electrodynamics, and of Pauli's intention to calculate the higher approximation of the Compton-effect. He also comments on Fierz's paper about Newton. Pauli attached a copy of Oppenheimer's letter is attached.
Sem títuloPauli is ready to contribute to the Festschrift for Sommerfeld. In connection with experiments in the U.S.A. on the shift of S-terms in the H-atom he has returned to quantum electrodynamics.
Sem títuloPauli thanks Jordan for sending him the booklet on "Komplementarität und Verdrägung". He writes of C G Jung's interest in these questions as well as in Rhine's experiments. He talks about Jung's "synchronistic" phenomena.
Sem títuloPauli criticizes certain passages in Heisenberg's manuscript of the Dialectica-article, and asks to correct them. He writes about the "fundamental length" in quantum theory. The problem is not how to introduce such a length, but how to get rid of the multitude of lengths (Compton-length for each particle) in the present theory.
Sem títuloPauli's letter is on existensialism, on the process of cognition and the idea of God, on the concept of reality, and the reality of symbols, on the relation of physics and psychology and on Jung's reaction on Pauli's ideas.
Sem títuloPauli talks about questions concerning the "Dialectica" issue. He also writes about recent progress in theoretical work on electrodynamics and mesonic problems. He reminds Bohr to not forget Sommerfeld's 80th birthday on the 5th December 1948.
Sem títuloPauli thanks Bohr for his letter of November 26. He is expecting now almost every day the appearance of the issue of "Dialectica". He is not sure whether it was really a good idea to send him some manuscripts by Born.
Sem títuloPauli writes about papers written by Schwinger on vacuum polarization and self-energy. He adds remarks words on Dyson and Feynman.
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