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E=mc2  Reports and brainstorms Photos of Einstein and Physicists Research from Encyclopaedia Energy - Faraday - Davy Mass - Lavoisier C (Speed of Light) - Galileo - Cassini - Roemer - Maxwell - Einstein 2 - Newton - Leibniz - sGravesande - Du Châtelet E=mc2 Special Relativity - Riemann, Poincaré, Lorentz, Michelson, FitzGerald Time Dilation - Lorentz Contraction - Michelson & M Exp. - Relativistic Effects Splitting Atoms - Nuclei - Neutrons - Rutherford, Chadwick, Fermi, Hahn, Meitner, Geiger, Bohr, Strassman, Curie, Frisch, Schrödinger Uranium - Fission - Nuclear Weapons - Heisenberg Manhattan Project/Atomic Bomb - Oppenheimer, Lawrence, Oliphant, Segrè, Feynman, von Neumann, Teller, Bethe, de Hevesy, Wigner Japan: Hiroshima and Nagasaki Technology requiring E=mc2 - GPS, Satellites, Atomic Clocks, Nuclear Energy E=mc2 reactions on the sun: Cecilia Payne-Gaboschkin (spectroscopy) Star Implosion, Creating the Earth, Big Bang - Fred Hoyle - Paul Dirac Black Hole formations - Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar General Relativity - Gravitation - Arthur Eddington Main Links about Einstein Selected Websites with descriptions You can download all the files included here in DOC format (MS Word) and zipped with Winzip by clicking here: emc2_reports.zip (written by Roland Michel Tremblay) emc2_encyclopaedia.zip (from Encarta and Britannica) Reports by Roland Michel Tremblay Main report on 3 different approaches for the documentary including two Chronologies of Einstein's Life html or doc Report on the book by Dennis Overbye Einstein in Love, A Scientific Romance html or doc Brainstorm 1 html or doc Brainstorm 2 html or doc Letter to Physicists html or doc Contacted people and their answers html or doc (Updated: 15 July 2003) by Tez Asfaw General Background Notes html or doc Examples and Analogies for Special Relativity html or doc Biographies of the Main Players html or doc Fade Up html or doc Larson's Cartoon jpg Photos of Einstein, his family and other Physicists Einstein Einstein Younger in Europe or zip Einstein Older in America or zip Einstein in Princeton, New Jersey or zip Einstein with other personalities or zip Einstein's Family or zip Einstein in groups of people or zip Einstein in the Arts or zip Related to Einstein - places, machines, Norway, papers or zip Physicists 1) Lavoisier, Eddington, Bohr, Du Châtelet, Fermi, Segre, Lawrence or zip 2) Rutherford, Wigner, Hoyle, Galileo, Riemann, de Hevesy, Bethe or zip 3) Lorentz, Poincaré, Oppenheimer, Chadwick, Maxwell, Cassini or zip 4) Leibniz, Meitner, Groves, Briggs, Grossman, Curie, Laue, Euler or zip 5) Faraday, Roemer, Hahn, Oliphant, Planck, Bohr, Besso, Dirac or zip 6) Heisenberg, Chandrasekhar, Humphry Davy, sGravesande or zip Research from the Encyclopaedia The documentary will cover the history of the following people involved with these topics: • E Energy html
or doc • Related Subjets Physics html or doc Quantum Theory html or doc Theory of Everything html or doc Unified Field Theory html or doc Superstrings Theory and The Standard Model html or doc Links David Bodanis' Website http://davidbodanis.com Many Links to Einstein's Websites www.westegg.com/einstein www.aip.org/history/einstein/einlinks.htm Main Einstein's Websites www.albert-einstein.net www.albert-einstein.com Einstein Archives Online (online manuscripts) www.alberteinstein.info The website of the Albert Einstein Archive, part of the Jewish National & University Library, at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Ze'ev Rosenkranz's book Albert Through the Looking-Glass: The Personal Papers of Albert Einstein (Jerusalem, 1998) offers a fascinating glimpse of the materials in the Archive, with many photographs and facsimiles of documents. This excellent website has biographical information, bibliographical resources and even a kids' page: This is the website for Living Reviews in
Relativity, an online journal on the science of relativity produced
by The Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics (Albert
Einstein Institute), Potsdam Website for the NOVA program Einstein Revealed, originally broadcast in October 1996. Includes games, articles, and teachers' notes: www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/einstein Details of Einstein's life in Princeton: www.princetonhistory.org/einstein/index.html From this page you can view and download Einstein's FBI files. Well worth a visit: http://foia.fbi.gov/einstein.htm Good biographical site with many photographs set up by the American Institute of Physics: School of Mathematics and Statistics at the
University of St Andrews, Scotland. www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Einstein.html Website of black and white photographs of Einstein: www.th.physik.uni-frankfurt.de/~jr/physpiceinstein.html
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