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But t—t ion, no access to a laboratory, and ter t of tional patent office in Bern, o be promoted to tecly been rejected.) Einstein, and in t one eventful year ted to Annalen derPo C. P. Snoest in tory of poelectric effect by means of Planck’s neum ticles in suspension (ion), and one outlining a special tivity.
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In 1900 ed and o contribute papers toAnnalen der P paper, on traum to 1904 atistical meco discover t tlyproductive J. illard Gibbs in Connecticut atistical Mechanics of 1901.
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Called “On trodynamics of Moving Bodies,” it is one of t extraordinaryscientific papers ever publis ed as for said. It notes or citations, contained almost no matics, made no mention of any , and ackno one individual, a3Einstein ;for services to tical p; o sixteen years, till1921, to receive te a lo