Physics as a Second Language

Learning Physics is like learning a second language.

2/29/12

Albert Einstein

What was Einstein's contribution to Phsyicsh? Relativity, mass-energy equivalence (E=mc²), photoelectric effect. What the video The Extraordinay Genious of Alvert Einstein and see by yourself his geniality.

See also how does Einstein see the world:

Einstein on Postage Stamp

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Eloi Feitosa, PhD

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Famous Physicists

Learn more about these physicists and their contribution to Physics.

Galileo Galilei

Contribution to Physics: Kinematics; Dynamics; Telescope; Heliocentrism; Astronomy.

Isaac Newton (1642-1727)

Contibution to Physics: laws of motion; Laws of GravityOptics; Infinitesimal Calculus; Newton's method.

Albert Einstein (1879-1955)

Contribution to Physics: Theory of Relativity; Photoelectric Effect.

Niels Bohr (1885-1962)

Contribution to Physics: Bohr model of the atom; Correspondence Principle; Bohr-Sommerfeld theory; Bohr magneton; Bohr-Einstein debates.

Nikola Testa (1856-1943)

Contribution to Physics: Electromagnetism; Alternating current; Tesla coil; Tesla is the SI unity of the magnetic field strength.

Paul Adrian Maurice Dirac (1902-1984)

Contribution to Physics: Dirac Equation; Dirac Large Number; Dirac Operator: and many other contribution to Quantum Mechanics.

Werner Heisenberg

Contribution to Physics: Uncertainty Principle

Richard Feynman

Contribution to Phsyics: Feynman Point; Feynman Diagram; One-electron Universe; Beth-Feynman Formula; and many other contributions.

Stephen Hawking

Physics contribution: Applied Mathematics; Cosmology.

2/29/12

Albert Einstein

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