1. Editorial note

   EditorialNotes Pages: i - i

2. Explicit mathematical construction of relativistic nonlinear de Broglie waves described by three-dimensional (wave and electromagnetic) solitons “piloted” (controlled) by corresponding solutions of associated linear Klein-Gordon and Schrödinger equations

   • Jean-Pierre Vigier

   Part V. Invited Papers Dedicated To John Stewart Bell Pages: 125 - 148

3. Generalization of the Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger algebraic proof of nonlocality

   • Robert K. Clifton
   • Michael L. G. Redhead
   • Jeremy N. Butterfield

   Part V. Invited Papers Dedicated To John Stewart Bell Pages: 149 - 184

4. The geometrical aspects of the bell inequalities

   • Alexei A. Tyapkin
   • Milan Vindushka

   Part V. Invited Papers Dedicated To John Stewart Bell Pages: 185 - 195

5. Biological utilization of quantum nonlocality

   • Brian D. Josephson
   • Fotini Pallikari-Viras

   Part V. Invited Papers Dedicated To John Stewart Bell Pages: 197 - 207

6. What does noise do to the bell inequalities?

   • Trevor W. Marshall

   Part V. Invited Papers Dedicated To John Stewart Bell Pages: 209 - 219

7. Interpretation of the quantum formalism and Bell's theorem

   • Emilio Santos

   Part V. Invited Papers Dedicated To John Stewart Bell Pages: 221 - 241

8. On the relativistic invariance of a quantum theory based on beables

   • D. Bohm
   • B. J. Hiley

   Part V. Invited Papers Dedicated To John Stewart Bell Pages: 243 - 250

9. A short note on the Aharonov-Bohm effect

   • Daniel Greenberger

   Part V. Invited Papers Dedicated To John Stewart Bell Pages: 251 - 255

10. Book review

    • Jerome K. Percus
    • Michael F. Shlesinger

    BookReview Pages: 257 - 261