ALBERT EINSTEIN ,University Press

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-About this book

He was the preeminent physicist of the 20th century. His name ranks among the likes of Galileo and Sir Isaac Newton on the list of history’s greatest scientists. Albert Einstein changed the way we look at the universe, and without his contributions to physics, many of the emerging theories and technologies of today might not even be possible.

Yet, Albert Einstein was also a human, just like the rest of us. He had aspirations, disappointments, joys, and struggles.

Many people who speak of Einstein’s genius do not know that he had a family life, too, with wives and children, that he had interests outside of science, or that he was a world traveler.

Certainly, Einstein knew the thrill of scientific discovery. But, he also knew the joy of discovering new cultures and meeting new people. Einstein was not a completely cold-hearted logician. He was as passionate about making the world a better place as he was about his work.

He appreciated his freedom and spoke out for the rights of others to have the same. He did value his solitude and had trouble getting along with other people.

But, during the time he lived, he fell in love, had heartaches and regrets, and worked tirelessly to achieve the life of peace and comfort that he deeply longed for.

-Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: Birth, Inspiration, and Education
Chapter 2: Finding Maric
Chapter 3: Life in Switzerland
Chapter 4: The Miracle Year
Chapter 5: The Four Miracle Year Papers
Chapter 6: Professor in Europe
Chapter 7: A Pacifist in a Time of War
Chapter 8: Celebrity Status
Chapter 9: Exhaustion, Recovery and Second Marriage
Chapter 10: World Travels
Chapter 11: Developing Quantum Physics and Unified Theory
Chapter 12: Being a Jewish Scientist in Nazi Germany
Chapter 13: Refugee Scientists
Chapter 14: A Warning to Roosevelt
Chapter 15: Interests and Causes
Chapter 16: Peculiarities, Methods, and Habits
Chapter 17: Death, Honors, and Legacy
Conclusion

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Date de parution:10 décembre 2019

Éditeur : Independently published

Poids: 81.6 g

N.de pages : 67 pages

ISBN-10 : 167382577X

ISBN-13 : 978-1673825770

Dimensions: 12.7 x 0.43 x 20.32 cm

Langue : Anglais

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