Einstein: list of publications

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This discussion centers on a list of scientific publications by Albert Einstein, specifically referencing the Wikipedia page dedicated to his works. Participants suggest that the link should be posted in the appropriate section of the forum, specifically under "Physics/Other topics/Scientists." The conversation highlights the importance of categorizing resources effectively within the forum for better accessibility.

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I stumbled across the following list of Einstein's papers...

Somebody asked a related question on this forum recently...and this would help.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_scientific_publications_by_Albert_Einstein

Is there a better place to post this?? Can it be posted in the LIBRARY on this forum??

I have read a number of Einstein's stuff on Wiki and never noticed this article...
 
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Naty1 said:
Is there a better place to post this?? Can it be posted in the LIBRARY on this forum??

Hi Naty1! :smile:

Yes … put the link in Physics/Other topics/Scientists. :approve:
 

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