Einstein as the Greatest of the Nineteenth Century Physicists

Abstract

Modern day writers often endow Einstein with a 21st century prescience about physical theory that, it just so happens, is only now vindicated by the latest results of the same writers' research. There is a second side to Einstein. His science, methods and outlook were also clearly rooted in 19th century physics.

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John D. Norton
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