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The story of Mileva Maric: Did Einstein’s first wife contribute to his scientific work?
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It is currently widely believed that Einstein’s first wife, Mileva Maric, made significant contributions to his scientific work. Numerous publications since 1990 have variously contended that she co-authored his celebrated 1905 papers, did the mathematics for the special relativity paper, or even continued to collaborate with him up to the time of the birth of the couple’s second son in 1910. In this article the author cites the mostly widely disseminated claims and provides evidence that they do not withstand close examination. Citations are given for more detailed refutations of these claims. It is concluded that there is no good evidence that Mileva Maric was Einstein’s secret collaborator.
Title: The story of Mileva Maric: Did Einstein’s first wife contribute to his scientific work?
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It is currently widely believed that Einstein’s first wife, Mileva Maric, made significant contributions to his scientific work.
Numerous publications since 1990 have variously contended that she co-authored his celebrated 1905 papers, did the mathematics for the special relativity paper, or even continued to collaborate with him up to the time of the birth of the couple’s second son in 1910.
In this article the author cites the mostly widely disseminated claims and provides evidence that they do not withstand close examination.
Citations are given for more detailed refutations of these claims.
It is concluded that there is no good evidence that Mileva Maric was Einstein’s secret collaborator.
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The article examines the central claims that purport to demonstrate that
Mileva Marić, Einstein’s first wife, collaborated with Einstein on his
major scientific work during their m...
The Case of Mileva Marić: Was Einstein’s First Wife His Secret Collaborator?
The Case of Mileva Marić: Was Einstein’s First Wife His Secret Collaborator?
<p>The article examines the central claims that purport to
demonstrate that Mileva Marić, Einstein's first wife, collaborated with Einstein on his major scientific work durin...