No Time to be Brief

Assistant of W. Pauli, Zurich 1956-59. Member, Institute for Advanced Studies, Princeton 1959-61Professor of Theoretical Physics, Neuchatel 1961-64Visiting Professor, Cornell University, Ithaca 1963-64Professor of Theoretical Physics, Geneva, since 1964Visiting Scientist IBM Research Laboratory, Zurich 1970-71Fellow American Physical Society, since 1986Member Pauli Committee, CERN, Geneva, since 1985

• 1. Pauli's Family ; 2. The Prodigy of Relativity Theory ; 3. Student in Munich ; 4. Scientific Collaborator ; 5. The Hamburg Years ; 6. The New ETH Professor ; 7. The Personal Crisis ; 8. Life with Franca ; 9. The War Years in America ; 10. The Famous Professor Returns ; 11. The One World: Physis and Psyche ; 12. The Symmetry Breaks

It is a fascinating reading, indeed, the life of this famous physicist, the evolution of his thinking, the world of his dreams, ideals, accomplishments and failures. Highly recommended to all those working in the field, and, equally of lovers of good literature!