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Wolfgang Pauli

Correspondence

• Letter from Linus Pauling to the Research Fellowship Board of the National Research Council. December 28, 1925.
• Letter from Linus Pauling to A.A. Noyes. July 12, 1926.
• Letter from G.N. Lewis to Linus Pauling. May 1, 1928.

Pictures and Illustrations

• Linus Pauling, Werner Kuhn, and Wolfgang Pauli traveling by boat in Europe. 1926.
• Portrait of Wolfgang Pauli. 1926.

Published Papers and Official Documents

• "Arnold Sommerfeld: 1868-1951." October 1951.

Manuscript Notes and Typescripts

• "Magnetic Susceptibility and Chemical Combination." 1920s.
• Notes on 'Quantizing non-Harmonic Oscillator-Rotators', M. Born and Hückel, Phys. z., 24, 1 (1923). 1923.
• "Group Theory and Chemical Combination." 1925.
• "X-ray Levels and Inverted Terms." 1926.
• "Hyperfine Structure — with lisi=ji Coupling." 1926.
• "He Spectrum, or H2." 1926.
• "The Combination of Two Hydrogen Atoms." 1926.
• Lecture Notes: Quantum Mechanics. 1927.
• "London’s paper. General ideas on bonds." 1928.
• Translation of 'Thermal Equilibrium in Radiation Field in Absence of Matter', S.N. Bose, z. Phys., 27, 384 (1924). 1928.
• Berkeley Lectures. February 1929.
• Berkeley Lectures. March 1930.
• "The Nature of the Chemical Bond: The Application of Results Obtained from the Quantum Mechanics and from a New Theory of Paramagnetic Susceptibility to the Structure of Molecules." 1931.
• Berkeley Lectures. March 1931.
• "The Normal State of the Helium Molecule Ions He2+ and He2++." 1932.
• Berkeley Lectures. February 1932.
• M.I.T. Lectures. April 1932.
• "The Water Molecule." November 14, 1932.
• Examinations, Lecture Notes: Introduction to Quantum Mechanics with Chemical Applications, Ch 156a, Ch 156b, Ch156c, 1933.
• "The Chemical Bond and the Structure of Molecules" 1935.
• "The Diamagnetic Anisotropy of Aromatic Molecules and Graphite." June 14, 1936.
• "Modern Structural Chemistry." December 11, 1954.

Audio Clips

• "Linus Pauling, Crusading Scientist." 1977.
  1. Comparative Experiences with Urey and Pauli. (3:59)

Video Clips

• "Valence and Molecular Structure," Lectures 1 and 2. 1957.
  1. Lecture 1, Part 4. (6:05)