Einstein's Zurich Notebook. John D. Norton Center for Philosophy of Science Department of History and Philosophy of Science University of Pittsburgh This page at www.pitt.edu/~jdnorton/Goodies For more images and much more commentary on the Zurich Notebook, look here. Setting the Stage In the half century and more of Einstein's work in science, one discovery stands above all as his greatest achievement. It is his general theory of relativity. In it, Einstein found a new way to think of the gravity that pulls apples from their trees and keeps the moon in orbit around our earth.
There are no forces pulling on them, he saw. This discovery of this theory is somehow more than mere science. Opening the Notebook Let us start at the beginning. Inside the "Relativity" cover are a few rough sketches shown below. What of the square and rectangles with the cross-hatching? Electrodynamics in Four Dimensions This inside cover was recreational. Line Element of General Relativity for the First Time Motion in Curved Surfaces Disaster. Darwin Online: Darwin's notebooks on geology, transmutation, metaphysical enquiries and reading lists.
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