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Wolfgang Pauli: The Young Genius
Wolfgang Pauli (1900&;1958), Austrian by birth, was one of the most influential physicists of the twentieth century and winner of the 1945 Nobel Prize in Physics for the discovery of the Pauli exclusion principle in quantum mechanics. His classic work on relativity was first published in Germany in 1921, when Pauli was twenty-one years old. The physicist A. Sommerfeld wrote this in his Preface to the 1921 German edition of Pauli's work:
"In view of the apparently insatiable demand, especially in Germany, for accounts of the Theory of Relativity, both of a popular and of a highly specialized kind, I felt I ought to advise the publishers to arrange for a separate edition of the excellent article by Herr W. Pauli, Jr., which appeared in the Encyklopadie der mathematischen Wissenschaften, Vol. V. Although Herr Pauli was still a student at the time he was not only familiar with the most subtle arguments in the Theory of Relativity through his own research work, but was also fully conversant with the literature of the subject."
First translated and published in English in 1958, and reprinted by Dover in 1981, Pauli's Theory of Relativity continues to find readers another fifty years later. In 2000, Dover reprinted the six volumes of Pauli's collected lectures on physics which had first been published by MIT: Electrodynamics (Volume 1), Optics and the Theory of Electrons (Volume 2), Thermodynamics and the Kinetic Theory of Gases (Volume 3), Statistical Mechanics (Volume 4), Wave Mechanics (Volume 5), and Selected Topics in Field Quantization (Volume 6).
In 1928, Pauli, not yet thirty years old, was appointed Professor of Theoretical Physics at ETH Zurich where he did much of his most important work. Following Germany's takeover of Austria in 1938, and the outbreak of World War II in 1939, Pauli emigrated to the United States where he was Professor of Theoretical Physics at Princeton. In 1946, he became a naturalized American citizen before returning to Zurich, where he mostly lived for the last decade of his life.
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Softcover. Zustand: As New. Wolfgang Pauli (1900-1958) was a pivotal figure in 20th-century physics, awarded the 1945 Nobel Prize for his exclusion principle. A brilliant theoretician, he first proposed the neutrino and grasped the significance of Einstein's theory of relativity. His early work, Theory of Relativity, aimed to comprehensively review the literature on relativity, a task now deemed impossible due to the vast amount of subsequent research and the increasing complexity of physics and quantum mechanics. To preserve the historical context of Pauli's contributions, the original text is reprinted alongside his insightful retrospective on later developments in relativity theory and the controversies it raises. Pauli delves into the challenging issue of unified field theories, examining its ties to the classical field concept and its implications for atomic nature. Initially skeptical of classical solutions, he later found support in the newer epistemological frameworks of quantum mechanics. The unresolved aspects of relativity continue to fuel debates on its relationship with quantum theory, presenting one of science's enduring challenges. Pauli also discusses issues beyond the scope of special and general relativity, the clash between classical and quantum physics, the significance of Einstein's work in physics evolution, and the epistemological implications of the quantum of action, moving away from simplistic visualizations. Artikel-Nr. 7d2bc04a-892e-47cc-9459-055ae5e8c25d
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