Einsteins General Relativity Papers- Original

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The discussion centers around the inquiry into the name and availability of Einstein's General Relativity papers, specifically seeking translated versions rather than original texts. The scope includes references to both original works and translated compilations.

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  • One participant asks for the name of Einstein's General Relativity paper and where to find a translated version online.
  • Another participant provides a link to "RELATIVITY THE SPECIAL AND GENERAL THEORY BY ALBERT EINSTEIN" as a potential resource.
  • A different participant mentions a collection of original translated papers published by Dover Publications, citing "The Principle of Relativity" which includes works by Lorentz, Einstein, Minkowski, and Weyl.
  • Another participant suggests creating a sticky thread with links to original papers, noting that such inquiries are common.

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Participants provide various resources and suggestions, but there is no consensus on a single source or approach to compiling these links.

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The discussion does not resolve the specifics of which translated version is most authoritative or comprehensive, nor does it clarify the completeness of the provided resources.

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Readers interested in historical documents related to Einstein's work, those seeking translated scientific literature, or individuals looking for resources on General Relativity may find this discussion relevant.

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What was the name of Einsteins paper of General Relativity and where can i find it on the internet (not the exact original, the translated typed version). sorry, for this lame questions.
 
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A collection of the original translated papers was published by DOVER publications, inc

The Principle of Relativity by
Lorentz,Einstein,Minkowski and Weyl
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http://www.Alberteinstein.info/gallery/gtext3.html"
This is asked frequently, couldn't we make a sticky with links to the original papers?
 
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