That must have been a very interesting paper you wrote. I would love
to read it sometime.
My only comment would be that during their marriage A.E. would have
been influenced both by his wife and by his work at the patent office.
Later on in life he would continue to bring great minds together and I
think his contributions between 1917 and the late 1920's were
revolutionary in understanding Quantum theory and mechanics. This is
not to say that his first wife did not influence him but rather to say
that it was always his way to surround himself with great minds.
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On Dec 2, 2008, at 10:41 AM, Mikey wrote:
The argument that Mr. Einstein's work is credited incorrectly to him
and not to her, ...
That's the crux of what I remember. Hey, at least I got an "A" from a
Ph.D. who was an Einstein "Nut".
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