Einstein's Zurich Notebook: Actual Calculations & Theories

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Einstein's Zurich Notebook reveals his actual calculations that contributed to groundbreaking theories in physics. The notebook showcases his iterative process, including crossing out unsuccessful attempts and exploring new ideas. This hands-on approach highlights the experimental nature of his work and the evolution of his thought process. The calculations serve as a testament to the importance of trial and error in scientific discovery. Such insights into Einstein's methodology enhance the understanding of his contributions to theoretical physics.
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mgb_phys said:
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I never thought about that approach!
 
I was going to try that next
 
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