D O C U M E N T 5 2 3 M AY 1 9 2 9 4 5 1 523. To Chaim Herman Müntz [around or after mid-May 1929][1] Dear Mr. Müntz, I begin with The S are found by cyclic shifts of the , , . Now, I set That gives Now, vanishes, because the first factor is symmetric and the second is antisymmetric in and . Likewise, the same occurs with the second term in the first parenthesis. Thus, the whole contribution of the first parenthesis vanishes. Now, however, we have . What remains is therefore  h s h s h s =  /   ,  ,  S  S  S   S   = S  1 2 S   // =  or or h s h s h s h s  h s h s h s h s  + h s  h s  h s  s  –h = 2h s h s  l m i lm i m l i + S  S  km i l im k l im l k lm i k h s h  h s h s  h t h t  S  S  h s h s h s h t h T h T    h s, h s h s 1 2 -- h s h s  h t, h t, h s h t     |  |  | 
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