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The XII Max Born Symposium has a special character. It was held in
honour th of Jan Lopusza nski on the occasion of his 75 birthday.
As a rule the Max Born Symposia organized by the Institute of
Theoretical Physics at the University of Wroc law were devoted to
well-de ned subjects of contemporary interest. This time, however,
the organizers decided to make an exception. Lopusza nski's
in?uence on and contribution to the development of th- retical
physics at Wrocla w University is highly appreciable. His
personality and scienti c achievements gave him authority which he
used to the best - vantage of the Institute. In fact we still pro t
from his knowledge, experience and judgment. Lopusza nski's scienti
c activity extended over about half a century. He successfully
participated in research on the most important and fascinating
issues of theoretical physics. During his scienti c career he met
and made friends with many outstanding physicists who shaped
theoretical physics to the present form. For this reason, as well
as the coincidence of the approaching end of the century, we
thought that it would be interesting and instructive to give the
symposium a retrospective character. We decided to trust the
speakers' judgment and intuition for the choice of subjects for
their talks. We just asked them to give the audience the important
message based on their knowledge and experience.
ZBIGNIEW OZIEWICZ University of Wroclaw, Poland December 1992 The
First Max Born Symposium in Theoretical and Mathematical Phy sics,
organized by the University of Wrodaw, was held in September 1991
with the intent that it would become an annual event. It is the
outgrowth of the annual Seminars organized jointly since 1972 with
the University of Leipzig. The name of the Symposia was proposed by
Professor Jan Lopu szanski. Max Born, an outstanding German
theoretical physicist, was born in 1883 in Breslau (the German name
of Wrodaw) and educated here. The Second Max Born Symposium was
held during the four days 24- 27 September 1992 in an old Sobotka
Castle 30 km west of Wrodaw. The Sobotka Castle was built in the
eleventh century. The dates engraved on the walls of the Castle are
1024, 1140, and at the last rebuilding, 1885. The castle served as
a cloister until the end of the sixteenth century."
The XII Max Born Symposium has a special character. It was held in
honour th of Jan Lopusza nski on the occasion of his 75 birthday.
As a rule the Max Born Symposia organized by the Institute of
Theoretical Physics at the University of Wroc law were devoted to
well-de ned subjects of contemporary interest. This time, however,
the organizers decided to make an exception. Lopusza nski's
in?uence on and contribution to the development of th- retical
physics at Wrocla w University is highly appreciable. His
personality and scienti c achievements gave him authority which he
used to the best - vantage of the Institute. In fact we still pro t
from his knowledge, experience and judgment. Lopusza nski's scienti
c activity extended over about half a century. He successfully
participated in research on the most important and fascinating
issues of theoretical physics. During his scienti c career he met
and made friends with many outstanding physicists who shaped
theoretical physics to the present form. For this reason, as well
as the coincidence of the approaching end of the century, we
thought that it would be interesting and instructive to give the
symposium a retrospective character. We decided to trust the
speakers' judgment and intuition for the choice of subjects for
their talks. We just asked them to give the audience the important
message based on their knowledge and experience.
ZBIGNIEW OZIEWICZ University of Wroclaw, Poland December 1992 The
First Max Born Symposium in Theoretical and Mathematical Phy sics,
organized by the University of Wrodaw, was held in September 1991
with the intent that it would become an annual event. It is the
outgrowth of the annual Seminars organized jointly since 1972 with
the University of Leipzig. The name of the Symposia was proposed by
Professor Jan Lopu szanski. Max Born, an outstanding German
theoretical physicist, was born in 1883 in Breslau (the German name
of Wrodaw) and educated here. The Second Max Born Symposium was
held during the four days 24- 27 September 1992 in an old Sobotka
Castle 30 km west of Wrodaw. The Sobotka Castle was built in the
eleventh century. The dates engraved on the walls of the Castle are
1024, 1140, and at the last rebuilding, 1885. The castle served as
a cloister until the end of the sixteenth century."
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