Titlebook: How Einstein Found His Field Equations; Sources and Interpre Michel Janssen,Jürgen Renn Book 2022 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022 theor

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Chapter 5 The , field equations as the scaffold for the Einstein field equationsThat the theory in the page proofs of Hilbert’s paper has the same structure as the . theory is a strong indication that Einstein’s confidence in the . theory remained unshaken when he lectured on it G?ttingen in the summer of 1915.

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Chapter 1 The Zurich NotebookThe Zurich notebook contains 84 pages of notes by Einstein on various topics. Most pages (57) are on gravity. For brief characterizations of their full scope, see CPAE4,p. 202, and Genesis (Renn 2007a, Vol. 1, pp. 314-315).

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Chapter 2 The Einstein-Besso Manuscript on the Perihelion Motion of MercuryThe Einstein-Besso manuscript is a sheaf of loose sheets with research notes documenting(for the most part) attempts by Einstein and his friend Michele Besso to account for the anomalous advance of the perihelion of Mercury on the basis of the . theory (cf. Pt. I. Ch. 6).

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Chapter 3 The Formal Foundation of the General Theory of Relativity. The Differential Equations of tNow that we have seen that the coordinate system has to be subjected to some conditions, we must take a look at several kinds of specializations in the choice of coordinates.

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Chapter 8 Einstein to Paul Ehrenfest, January, 1916Heute endlich sollst Du mit mir zufrieden sein. Ich freue mich sehr über das grosse Interesse, das Du der Sache widmest. Ich stütze mich gar nicht auf die Arbeiten, sondern rechne Dir alles Vor.