Particle Bose Einstein Condensate Original Paper

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The discussion focuses on locating the original paper on Bose-Einstein condensates, specifically the one authored by Albert Einstein and Satyendranath Bose that announced their discovery. Participants clarify whether the inquiry pertains to the original theoretical paper or the experimental work by Eric Cornell. A link to the original 1925 paper is provided, along with a note about a translation error in the English version, where Satyendranath Bose is incorrectly referred to as "Mr. D. Bose." Further resources are shared, including links to additional papers and acknowledgments that may assist in further research. The conversation emphasizes the importance of accurate citations and the availability of high-quality reproductions of these foundational works in physics.
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Anyone has the original paper on the Bose-Einstein condensate? Searched on Google without any success.
 
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Are you referring to the original paper Eric Cornell which described its creation, or the paper that first described it?
 
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Alloymouse said:
Are you referring to the original paper Eric Cornell which described its creation, or the paper that first described it?
The paper written by Einstein and Satyendranath Bose announcing their discovery.
 
Wrichik Basu said:
That's a good observation. There is only one answer to that question. In the English translation (first link), in the very first paragraph, it's written Mr. D. Bose, whereas it should have been Mr. S. Bose. That's the only problem. Translation error? Let me ask for clarification from the person who posted the answer.

Hmm, perhaps it's a translation error.

Anyways, in the second link, you could take a look at the "Acknowledgements" section - there are 2 more links you could follow to keep digging around
 
Alloymouse said:
Hmm, perhaps it's a translation error.

Anyways, in the second link, you could take a look at the "Acknowledgements" section - there are 2 more links you could follow to keep digging around
The first URL is obsolete, while the second is already there in the answer.
 

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