Pauli sends his condolances to Fierz on the death of his mother.
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Pauli writes of Thirring's reaction to van Hove's letter.
Sin títuloPauli writes about Thirring's reply to Pauli's criticism. He talks about an error in Pauli's last letter concerning quantum electrodynamics. He writes about a discussion with Thirring at the Bern-conference about indefinite metric.
Sin títuloPauli talks about publications in Russia on quantum electrodynamics.
Sin títuloFull text: "mein kommen moeglich brief folgt = pauli" (my coming possible letter arrives = pauli)
Sin títuloPauli talks about a paper by Kita who found an error in Heisenberg's calculations. Pauli doubts that Heisenberg's S-matrix can remain unitary.
Sin títuloPauli writes about Weyl's death, on December 8. He mentions Weyl's 70th birthday and Pauli's address to this occasion.
Sin títuloPauli replies to Heisenberg's letter of 10 December. He writes on clarifications of the differences in their respective views on the necessary presuppositions for a quantized field theory. He has a short discussion of quantum-electrodynamics and the Lee model.
Sin títuloPauli makes some comments on Källén's exposition on "Retarded functions of two variables".
Sin títuloPauli criticizes a work (not cited) by E. H. Hutton. Among other things, Pauli claims that there is no universal relation between the concept "elementary particle" and the exclusion principle, and that the concept "elementary particle" should be used to define fermions and bosons, or be abandoned.
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