Titlebook: Einstein at Work on Unified Field Theory; The Five-Dimensional Tobias Schütz Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), und

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Die Bedeutung der Kunsttherapie,in, a certain fall-off at spatial infinity, and integrability. As Einstein did not publish on these ideas, the details can only be found by a meticulous analysis of Einstein’s working sheets. In addition, we also take into account contemporary correspondence between Einstein and his assistants.

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,Einstein’s Further Considerations on the Generalized Kaluza Theory,in, a certain fall-off at spatial infinity, and integrability. As Einstein did not publish on these ideas, the details can only be found by a meticulous analysis of Einstein’s working sheets. In addition, we also take into account contemporary correspondence between Einstein and his assistants.

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Einstein and Projective Geometry,d that Einstein considered specific sketches on projective geometry at different time periods, namely around 1913 before formulating his theory of general relativity, between 1929 and 1932 and in 1938 when he and Peter Bergmann published “On a Generalization of Kaluza’s Theory of Electricity.” Inter

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,Different Pathways to the Generalization of Kaluza’s Theory,mensional Einstein–Bergmann theory. In this process, we learn about further documents that were written in the same context. For example, a largely unknown manuscript on the five-dimensional approach exists that Einstein referred to as “Washington Manuscript.” This manuscript has never been publishe

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,Einstein’s Further Considerations on the Generalized Kaluza Theory,find particle solutions, Einstein considered a special ansatz for the metric components of the five-dimensional theory and plugged them either into the field equations or into the respective Noether identities. He also introduced power series expansions for the various metric coefficients and recast

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Considerations on Delta Functions, for Einstein’s mathematical competence regarding delta functions—a notion that had been introduced by Dirac and was later used by Einstein on further manuscript pages. Einstein’s engagement with delta functions fits to his program of finding particle-like solutions for his five-dimensional field eq

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,Different Pathways to the Generalization of Kaluza’s Theory,oms in theoretical physics. We also found several manuscript pages that were written in the context of Einstein and Bergmann’s theory. By our analysis of these research notes, we gain a better understanding of Einstein’s way of thinking and calculating.