Physicist

Albert Einstein

Early Life

Life In Germany Born in Ulm Wuttemberg, Germany in 1879 to a secular

Jewish middle-class family His Father, Hermann Einstein was a salesman and engineer

and his mother, Pauline Koch ran the house hold He had 1 sister named Maya Started his curiosity for science at the age of 10 Attended elementary school at Luitpold Gymnasium in

Munich, there he enjoyed classical music and played the violin

He felt alienated and struggled with the rigid Prussian education

He struggled in his speech Family later moved to Italy

Private Life1st wife Mileva Marić (1903–

1919)

2nd wife Elsa Einstein (1919 -

1936)

children: Hans Albert Einstein

(1904 - 1973), Eduard Einstein

(1910 - 1965)

Graduated with his diploma in 1901 and acquired a job at Swiss Patient office at the age of 17

1905 he obtained his Doctrine Degree 1902, published 4 of his influential researched papers.

(e=mc2) Appointed Privatdozent in Berne in 1908 Became Professor Extraordinary at Zurich in 1909 Became the Professor of Theoretical Physics at Prague in

1911 Appointed Director of the Kaiser Wilhelm Physical Institute

and Professor in the University of Berlin in 1914

Early Achievements

Discovering Theory of Relatively 1905 was know as Mr.

Einstein’s “miracle year”,

he obtained an doctorate

degree and published 4 of

his influential researched

papers. (Switzerland)

Papers included what is

know today as the Theory of

Relatively .

e=mc2, which unlocked a

universe that was unknown

Achievements1925, finish General Theory

of Relatively.

1920, won a Nobel Peace

Prize in Physics

Emigrated to United States in

1933 and moved to Princeton,

New Jersey

About Relative Theory The measurement of different

types of quantities are relative

to the velocities of observers.

In particular space and time.

Space and time should be

considered together and in

relation to each other.

Speed of light is nonetheless

changeless, the same for all for

all observers.

Elements which comprise this theory are not based on hypothesis but on empirical discovery.

Understanding on general characteristics of natural processes.

Separate events matches conditions and experience match conclusion.

The four major areas of science that Albert Einstein contributed to are Light, Time, Energy and Gravity. He published four outstanding scientific papers in the year 1905. This year is therefore called Einstein's annus mirabilis or miracle year. He put forth the following explanations for the scientific community.

Einstein's Contributions

Some more work !! Einstein's researches are, of course,

well chronicled and his more

important works include Special

Theory of Relativity (1905),

Relativity (English translations, 1920

and 1950), General Theory of

Relativity (1916), Investigations on

Theory of Brownian Movement

(1926), and The Evolution of Physics

(1938). Among his non-scientific

works, About Zionism (1930), Why

War? (1933), My Philosophy (1934),

and Out of My Later Years (1950) .

April 18, 1955 Einstein Died Einstein Healthcare Network

hospital in his name in

Philadelphia.

Many other place were

named after Einstein.

Buzzle: http://www.buzzle.com/articles/accomplishments-of-albert-einstein.html

Biography: http://www.biography.com/ Nobel Prize: http://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/physics/laureates/1921/einstein-bio.html

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