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Einstein's Miraculous Year

Five Papers That Changed the Face of Physics

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Albert Einstein

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The book compiles five groundbreaking papers from Einstein's transformative year of 1905, which revolutionized physics. Notably, it includes the pivotal works that established special relativity, where he introduced the concept that the speed of light is a new constant, replacing absolute time. Additionally, it presents his assertion of mass-energy equivalence, culminating in the iconic equation E = mc². These papers collectively marked a significant shift in scientific thought, solidifying Einstein's status as a leading physicist.

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Titre: Einstein's Miraculous Year
Sous-titre: Five Papers That Changed the Face of Physics
Langue: Anglais
Auteurs: Albert Einstein
Éditeur: Princeton University Press
Publié: 2005
Format: souple
Pages: 274
ISBN13: 9780691122281
Mots clés: Histoire, Nonfiction, Biographies et réflexions, Sciences naturelles, Manuels et guides, Science, Physique, Histoire des sciences
Titre original: Einstein's miraculous year
Évaluation: 4,2 sur 5
Description: The book compiles five groundbreaking papers from Einstein's transformative year of 1905, which revolutionized physics. Notably, it includes the pivotal works that established special relativity, where he introduced the concept that the speed of light is a new constant, replacing absolute time. Additionally, it presents his assertion of mass-energy equivalence, culminating in the iconic equation E = mc². These papers collectively marked a significant shift in scientific thought, solidifying Einstein's status as a leading physicist.