Foundations of Quantum Physics I (1926–1932)

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Page iii

Copyright page
Page iv

Foreword to Volumes 6 and 7
Pages v-viii
Jørgen Kalckar

Abbreviated Titles of Periodicals
Pages xii-xiii

Abbreviations
Page xiv

Acknowledgements
Pages xv-xvi

General Introduction to Volumes 6 and 7: A Glimpse of the Young Niels Bohr and his World of Thought
Pages xvii-xxvi
Jørgen Kalckar

Chronology of Events
Pages 3-5

Introduction
Pages 7-53
Jørgen Kalckar

I. Atomic Theory and Wave Mechanics: Atomteori Og Bølgemekanik
Pages 55-56

II. Untitled Fragment: From Folder Labelled Como Lecture II
Pages 57-65

III. Philosophical Foundations of The Quantum Theory: Unpublished Menuscript From Folder Labelled Como Lecture II(1927)
Pages 67-71

IV. Fundamental Problems of The Quantum Theory: Unpublished Menuscript Dated 13 September 1927 From Folder Labelled Como Lecture II(1927)
Pages 73-88

V. The Quantum Postulate and The Recent Development of Atomic Theory [1]: Unpublished Menuscript Dated 12-13 October 1927
Pages 89-98

VI. General Discussion At The Fifth Solvay Conference: Unpublished Menuscript From Folder Labelled Notes From Solvay Meeting(1927)
Pages 99-106

VII. The Quantum Postulate and The Recent Development of Atomic Theory [2]
Pages 107-108

VIII. The Quantum Postulate and The Recent Development of Atomic Theory [3]
Pages 109-146

IX. The Quantum Postulate and The Recent Development of Atomic Theory [4]
Pages 147-158

Appendix
Pages 159-186
W. Heisenberg

Introduction
Pages 189-198
Jørgen Kalckar

I. Quantum Theory and Relativity
Pages 199-200

II. The Quantum of Action and The Description of Nature: Wirkungsquantum Und Naturbeschreibung
Pages 201-217

III. The Atomic Theory and The Fundamental Principles Underlying The Description of Nature: Atomteorien Og Grundprincipperne For naturbeskrivelsen
Pages 219-221,223-253

IV. Introductory Survey (1929) With Addendum of 1931: Indledende Oversigt (Med Till/Eg Fra 1931)
Pages 255-302

Introduction
Pages 304-330
Jørgen Kalckar

I. The Magnetic Electron [1]: Unpublished Menuscript From Folder Labelled Magnetic Electron, 1929
Pages 331-336

II. The Magnetic Electron [2]
Pages 337-349
W. Pauli

III. Philosophical Aspects of Atomic Theory
Pages 351-352

IV. The Use of The Concepts of Space and Time in Atomic Theory
Pages 353-354

V. On Atomic Stability
Pages 355-356

VI. Maxwell and Modern Theoretical Physics
Pages 357,359-360

VII. Space-Time-Continuity and Atomic Physics
Pages 361-370

VIII. Faraday Lecture: Chemistry and The Quantum Theory of Atomic Constitution
Pages 371-408

Introduction
Page 411

Correspondence Included
Pages 412-473

Introduction
Pages 477-481

Index
Pages 483,485-495