Letter to E. Schrödinger

Léopold Halpern

Gerald W Johnson, Michel L Lapidus

Abstract At the moment I am struggling with a new atomic theory. If only I knew more mathematics! Erwin Schrodinger, letter to Willy Wien, 27 December 1925 Erwin Schrodinger, letter to Willy Wien, 22 February 1926 You are only going to spoil Heisenberg’s physical ideas with your futile mathematics.

H. Craig

In the “Schrodinger's Cat” experiment (Letters, [16 Aug., p. 859][1]) Schrodinger undoubtedly chose a cat as the subject because the experiment can be repeated many times with both negative and positive results, that is, until the final experiment when Schrodinger's CatDoesn't know where it's

F. J. Duarte

Eftichios Bitsakis, Cleanthis A. Nicolaides

F.J. Duarte