Titlebook: Einstein, Hilbert, and The Theory of Gravitation; Historical Origins o Jagdish Mehra Book 1974 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Hol

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,‘Ein Bleibender Kern’ — An Enduring Core,e. The vision of a unified theory of matter first appeared in the work of Mie, Hilbert, Weyl and Kaluza. But, at the same time, another revision of classical theory had begun which also affected the understanding of the notions of space and time; it led in the middle twenties to a consistent theory

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90663-8the only force which had to be united with gravitation. In quick succession new forces and fields were discovered, and the existence of a massive particle with no charge at all destroyed the hopes of ever achieving an electromagnetic theory of matter.

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,‘Ein Bleibender Kern’ — An Enduring Core,the only force which had to be united with gravitation. In quick succession new forces and fields were discovered, and the existence of a massive particle with no charge at all destroyed the hopes of ever achieving an electromagnetic theory of matter.

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Steps towards a New Theory of Gravitation,erated frame of reference.. Two points from this article are of great interest in the present context. First, the strong expression which Einstein gave to the assumption of proportionality between the inertial and gravitational masses of a body.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-99809-51899–1909), and the theory of linear integral equations (1902–1912). Hilbert’s work on linear integral equations extended the pioneering work of Fredholm, and led to the introduction of the celebrated ‘Hilbert space’, which would provide the fundamental basis of the mathematical formulation of quantum mechanics..