The Theory of Relativity
John Stachel;
The Theory of Relativity
‘The theory of relativity’ is an umbrella term for two distinct theories, the special theory and the general theory. Both might not bear this common appellation if they were not so closely associated with the name of Albert Einstein (1879–1955), who developed the second in an attempt to generalise his original theory of relativity, now called the special theory.
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