Physics Is Much Too Hard For Physicists.

For Us There Is No Ignorabimus, And In My Opinion None Whatever In Natural Science. In Opposition To The Foolish Ignorabimus Our Slogan Shall Be: "we Must Know - We Will Know!"

Mathematics Knows No Races Or Geographic Boundaries; For Mathematics, The Cultural World Is One Country.

Mathematical Science Is In My Opinion An Indivisible Whole, An Organism Whose Vitality Is Conditioned Upon The Connection Of Its Parts.

The Further A Mathematical Theory Is Developed, The More Harmoniously And Uniformly Does Its Construction Proceed, And Unsuspected Relations Are Disclosed Between Hitherto Separated Branches Of The Science.

Besides It Is An Error To Believe That Rigour Is The Enemy Of Simplicity. On The Contrary We Find It Confirmed By Numerous Examples That The Rigorous Method Is At The Same Time The Simpler And The More Easily Comprehended. The Very Effort For Rigor Forces Us To Find Out Simpler Methods Of Proof.