The Doctour of Physik

Jeffrey Chaucer 's The Canterbury Story pilgrim, we have found "Physik' s Phystour" (line 413). The doctors mentioned in the preamble are the first 21 common letters. Rather than seem to obey as more and more respectable knights and priests, like his excellent qualities, he is before the suspicious behavior with the woman after the pirate. Narrator not only learned the doctor, but emphasized his ability in the transaction, and talked very much of scientific skills and knowledge.

26 Kurt Gödel, Monatsheftefür Mathematikund 's Physik 38 (1931) "SYSTEME I, verwandter Eubar official un Mathematica in unscheidbare Sätzeder Principia": 173-198; "formally undecidable proposition about Principia's Mathematica and related systems"; B. Melzer (Edinburgh and London : Oliver and English translation in Boyd, 1962). Carnap believes that each algorithm has formal flaws. Logical Syntax Rudolf Karnapp, Language (New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1937), ž 60 d

Until publishing 60 volumes in 1818, Ludwig Wilhelm Gilbert will edit it, named "Annalen Dell Physik". The name was changed to "Annalen Dell Physik Inc. und physikalischen Chemie company" (VOLS 61 - to complete the series of 1819 - 1824 76, count started in 1799) "Annalen Dell Physik (1824 - 1877, last, pages 77 to 236, edited by Johann Christian Pogendorf), and the original name (following the new "3 series" 1877). 1899, pages 237 to 330, edited by Gustav Wiedemann, 1892) edited by Gustav and Ail Hard-Wiedeman. From the beginning of 1899, Annalen del Physik Inc. Physikalische Gesellschaft co-publication with ZU Berlin, in 1899 announced the cooperation of the German Physical Society (1998). (- by Wilhelm Vienna and Max Planck by editing, page 392, 327) 1928 - the fourth series 1900 to 1906 (edited by Paul Drude 306, number 326) and 1907 cover

Albert Einstein. He published in 1905 in the first part of his theory of German physics journal "Annalen der Fijik" - special relativity theory, and after another decade of hard work later on his theory of relativity I have completed a general theory. He theoretically introduced the series of lectures in the latter theory in Berlin at the end of 1915 and was published in Annalen in 1916. First of all, nature does not allow any "privileged" frames of reference. As long as the object moves along a straight line at a constant speed (ie no acceleration), the laws of physics are the same for everyone. It seemed like a bit moved as you saw an adjacent train when you saw a car window - is it moving or does you do? That is difficult to say. Einstein identifies it as a fundamental principle of physics, as it realizes if movement is perfectly uniform, it is almost impossible to distinguish