Einstein-Pythagorus Theorem: E=ma^2+mb^2=mc^2

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. . [tex]\begin{array}{c} \text{Einstein-Pythagorus Theorem} \\ \\ E \;=\;ma^2 + mb^2 \;=\;mc^2 \end{array}[/tex]
 

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I think that should be:
$$E^2=p^2+m^2$$
;)
 

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