Satyendra Nath Bose

Your paper is very interesting and I should like to publish it.

I have derived Planck's law independently of any hypothesis of the electromagnetic zero-point energy or of the hypothesis of light quanta.

The statistical method of counting the number of cells in phase space, each cell having a volume h^3, is not sufficient.

The probability of a state is proportional to the number of ways in which it can be realized.

I am sending you a short note on the derivation of Planck's formula, which I think is a new one.

I have not been able to understand the exact significance of the 'light quantum' hypothesis of Einstein.

The statistics of the photons is different from the statistics of classical particles.

The particles are indistinguishable.

Each cell in phase space can contain any number of particles.

The derivation of Planck's law is purely statistical.

I have been trying to make a new approach to the problem of radiation.

I am not a great mathematician, but I can understand the physical ideas.

Science is not merely a collection of facts, but a way of thinking.

The greatest joy in science is to discover something new.

We must always be open to new ideas, however strange they may seem.

The pursuit of knowledge is an endless journey.

Truth is often stranger than fiction.

The universe is full of mysteries waiting to be unravelled.

Imagination is more important than knowledge.

The beauty of science lies in its simplicity.