Arnold Sommerfeld - Selected Literature

Selected Literature

  • A. Sommerfeld Some Reminiscences of My Teaching Career, American Journal of Physics Volume 17, Number 5, 315–316 (1949). Address upon receipt of the 1948 Oersted Medal.

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