Subject: SCHROEDINGER, PSI, POEM

From: "E. Lewars" <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 31 Aug 1999 12:40:40 -0400 (EDT)

1999 August 31

If you'll excuse me for asking a question peripheral to computational chemistry:
Those of us who use Gaussian have likely come across, from its store of
quotations, this ditty:
                Erwin with his psi can do
                Calculations quite a few.
                But one thing has not been seen:
                Just what does psi really mean.

This was written by the famous organic chemist Walter Hueckel (brother of Erich
of MO fame), about Erwin Schroedinger's wavefunction (psi). The translation is
by Felix Bloch.

Could someone please send me the original German and the reference to where
it first appeared, or at least some book or journal in which it can be found?

  Thanks
     E. Lewars
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