Dear radioactive ladies and gentlemen
Article
Formal Antecedent
Foundations and Logic
Citation
Wolfgang Pauli. (1930). Dear radioactive ladies and gentlemen.
Why this reference is included
Pauli’s paper Dear radioactive ladies and gentlemen (1930) is one of the program’s working technical references. Cited across Book IV (Categorical Microcosm), Part 1, Chapter β-Decay: The Rosetta Stone; Book IV (Categorical Microcosm), Part 3, Chapter The Neutrino as Time Eigenmode — the central framing is “The continuous electron spectrum was Pauli’s original evidence for the neutrino’s existence (1930)”.
Cited in
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Book IV — Categorical Microcosm Part 1Chapter β-Decay: The Rosetta Stone
The continuous electron spectrum was Pauli's original evidence for the neutrino's existence (1930)
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Book IV — Categorical Microcosm Part 3Chapter The Neutrino as Time Eigenmode
Introduction: The Ghost Particle Wolfgang Pauli's 1930 letter to the ``Dear Radioactive Ladies and Gentlemen'' at Tübingen proposed the neutrino as a ``desperate remedy'' for beta decay's apparent energy non-conservation