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GOEDEL, Kurt. "Example of a New Type of Cosmological Solutions of Einstein's Field Equations of Gravitation" in In Commemoration of the Seventieth Birthday of Albert Einstein.Lancaster, American Physical Society, 1949. Volume 21, July, No. 3, 1949 of Reviews of Modern Physics. __+__Offered in the original wrappers, bound in the full volume of the journal, containing the full volumes 21+22, 1949 and 1950. Pp. iv, ii, 343-540. The full vol contains #21 parts 1-4 (1949) 652pp; #22 (1950) #s 1-4, 432pp.__+__ First edition of an absolute powerhouse issue of this journal, containing 32 papers including a dozen important contributions. (Godel's paper is "the most important one on relativity since my own original paper appeared", Einstein to Morgenstern, 1972). Also in this volume are significant papers by Dirac, Feynman, Wheeler, and many others. In vol 22 are many other contributors including Alpher and Herman Theory of the Origin and Relative Abundance Distribution of the Elements . BOUND in library cloth; ex-library, with call numbers on spine and the usuallibrary stamps. Nice copy. __+__ Contains: 1. Millikan, Robert A. Albert Einstein on His Seventieth Birthday. Pp. 343-5. 2. De Broglie L. L'Oeuvre d'Einstein et la Dualité des Ondes et des Corpuscules. Pp. 345-83. 3. Von Laue, Max. Zu Albert Einstein's 70th Geburtstag. Pp. 348-9. 4. Frank, Philipp. Einstein's Philosophy of Science. Pp. 349-56. 5. Vallarta, M. S. Galactic Rotation Effect and the Origin of Cosmic Radiation. Pp. 356-7.6. 6.Lemaître, Georges. Cosmological Application of Relativity. Pp. 357-67. 7. Gamov, G. On Relativistic Cosmogony. Pp. 367-74.8. 8. Tolman. R. C. Age of the Universe. Pp. 374-78. 9. Robertson, H. P. Postulate versus Observation in the Special Theory of Relativity. Pp. 378-83. 10. Chandrasekhar, S. Brownian Motion, Dynamical Friction, and Stellar Dynamics. Pp. 383-88. 11. Taub, A. H. Special Method for Solving the Dirac Equation. Pp. 388-92. 12. Dirac, P. A. M. Forms of Relativistic Dynamics. Pp. 392-00. 13. Newton, T. D. and E. P. Wigner. Localized States for Elementary Systems. Pp. 400-06. 14. Fokker, A. D. On the Space-Time Geometry of a Moving Rigid Body. Pp. 406-08. 15. Infeld, L. and A. Schild. On the Motion of Test Particles in General Relativity. Pp. 408-14. 16. Straus, E. G. Some Results in Einstein's Unified Field Theory. Pp. 414-21. 17. Schouten, J. A. On Meson Field and Conformal Transformations. Pp. 421-425. 18. Wheeler, J. A. and R. P. Feynman. Classical Electrodynamics in Terms of Direct Interparticle Action. Pp. 425-34. 19. Pauli, W. and F. Villars. On the Invariant Regularization in Relativistic Quantum Theory. Pp. 434-45. 20. Pais, A. and S. T. Epstein. Note on Relativistic Properties of Self-Energies. Pp. 445-47. 21. Gödel, Kurt. Example of a New Type of Cosmological Solutions of Einstein's Field Equations of Gravitation. Pp. 447-51. 22. Bhabha, H. J. On the Postulation Basis of the Theory of Elementary Particles. Pp. 451-63 23. Born, Max. Reciprocity Theory of Elementary Particles. Pp. 463-74. 24. Yukawa, Hideki. Models and Methods in the Meson Theory. Pp. 474-80. 25. Bergmann, Peter and Johanna Brunings. Non-Linear Field Theories II. Canonical Equations and Quantization. Pp. 480-88. 26. Bargmann, V. On the Connection between Phase Shifts and Scattering Potential. Pp. 488-94. 27. Racah, Giulio. On the Decomposition of Tensors by Contraction. Pp. 494-97. 28. Lanczos, Cornelius. Lagrangian Multiplier and Riemannian Spaces. Pp. 497-503. 29. Rosen, Nathan. Particle at Rest in a Static Gravitational Field. Pp. 503-05. 30. Franck, James and Robert Livingston. Remarks on Intra- and Inter-Molecular Migration of Excitation Energy. Pp. 505-10. 31. Ladenburg, R. D. Bershader. On Laminar and Turbulent Boundary Layer in Supersonic Flow. Pp. 510-16. 32. Karman, von Theodore and C. C. Lin. On the Concept of Simi.
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