His son sometimes appends his name to Lüders' theorem, and examined the dispute between Robert Fludd and the title astronomer in "The Influence of Archetypal Ideas of the Scientific Theories of Kepler," a work that appears with the companion essay "Synchronicity: An Acausal Connecting Principle" by (*) Carl Jung.  
One man with this name showed, with Fuchs, that hydrogen ions form during dialysis of gold sols, and conducted experiments with Sven Oden on the mobility of protein ions that were published in Colloid Chemistry of the Proteins.  His son sometimes appends his name to Lüders' theorem, and examined the dispute between Robert Fludd and the title astronomer in "The Influence of Archetypal Ideas of the Scientific Theories of Kepler," a work that appears with the companion essay "Synchronicity: An Acausal Connecting Principle" by (*) Carl Jung.  That man, whose namesake "effect" explained his ability to cause lab equipment to fail simply by being in the vicinity, sent Heisenberg a blank sheet of paper with the caption "This is to show the world that I can paint like Titian.  Only technical details are missing" after Heisenberg announced that he and this former classmate of his had developed a unified field theory.  He memorably reviewed a colleague's paper with the statement, "This isn't right.  This isn't even wrong."  For 10 points, name this father-son pair of Austrian scientists, the younger of whom coined the term "quantum numbers" and came up with a principle stating no two electrons could have the same set of them.
One man with this name showed, with Fuchs, that hydrogen ions form during dialysis of gold sols, and conducted experiments with Sven Oden on the mobility of protein ions that were published in Colloid Chemistry of the Proteins.  
Wolfgang {Pauli} [yes, they’re both named Wolfgang] (2) [DW]