Description Pamphlet to accompany an Einstein exhibit.
Article
Beñat Monfort-Urkizu;
Jaume Navarro;
(2023)
What’s in a name?
Book
Kostro, Ludwik;
(2000)
Einstein and the Ether
Chapter
Salvo D'Agostino;
(2016)
What is light? What is ether? An overwiew of Einstein’s problem on the abolition of ether and on its inheliminable presence in General Relativity
Article
Kostro, Ludwik;
(1988 (pub. 1991))
Einstein's relativistic ether, its history, physical meaning and updated applications
Article
Christian Bracco;
Jean-Pierre Provost;
(2022)
First-order Relativity: From Fresnel’s 1818 “drag” coefficient to Lorentz’s 1895 “local time” followed by Poincare’s 1900 interpretation, and finally up to Einstein’s 1911-1912 spatially flat metric
Article
Clara Bradley;
(2021)
The Non-equivalence of Einstein and Lorentz
Article
Janssen, Michel;
(2002)
Reconsidering a Scientific Revolution: The Case of Einstein versus Lorentz
Article
Melcher, Horst;
(1982)
Ätherdrift und Relativität: Michelson, Einstein, Fizeau und Hoek
Article
Holton, Gerald;
(1993)
More on Einstein, Michelson, and the “crucial” experiment
Article
Nathaniel F. Sussman;
(2021)
Quick thinking: How Einstein did (and did not) refute the ether frame of reference
Book
Schröder, Wilfried;
(2001)
Über den Äther in der Physik. Bemerkungen zur Diskussion zwischen Albert Einstein, Gustav Mie und Emil Wiechert (Bieträge zur Geschichte der Geophysik und Kosmischen Physik, Band 3)
Article
Peter Bussemer;
Jürgen Müller;
(2022)
Georg Joos’ Experimentum Crucis in Jena 1930 and the Fall of the Ethereal Aether
Article
Michael D. Gordin;
(2018)
Paper Tools and Periodic Tables: Newlands and Mendeleev Draw Grids
Chapter
Warwick, Andrew;
(1995)
The sturdy protestants of science: Larmor, Trouton, and the earth's motion through the ether
Article
Marchildon, Louis;
(2006)
Bohmian Trajectories and the Ether: Where Does the Analogy Fail?
Thesis
Janssen, Michael H. P.;
(1995)
A comparison between Lorentz's ether theory and special relativity in the light of the experiments of Trouton and Noble
Article
Theodore Arabatzis;
(2021)
Do scientific objects have a life (which may end)?
Book
Jaume Navarro;
(2018)
Ether and Modernity: The Recalcitrance of an Epistemic Object in the Early Twentieth Century
Article
Jaume Navarro;
(2021)
Killed by its own obituaries: Explaining the demise of the ether
Article
Frercks, Jan;
(2005)
Fizeau's Research Program on Ether Drag: A Long Quest for a Publishable Experiment
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