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Module: Einsteins akademischer Aufstieg

Sequence: 0.0. Start point

Branching Point: Einstein's Academic Career

Sequence: 0.1. Themenuebersicht Akademischer Aufstieg

Branching Point: Einstein's Academic Career (Overview of Topics)

Sequence: 1.0. Uebersicht Bestaetigung

Slide: First Experimental Confirmations

Slide: Part of an Experimental Setup by Walter Kaufmann

Slide: Part of an Experimental Setup by Alfred Bucherer

Slide: Confirmation of the Special Theory of Relativity

Slide: The Experimental Examination of E = mc²

Slide: Ultramicroscope

Slide: Picture of Brownian Motion

Slide: Einstein on Brownian Motion

Slide: The Cloud Chamber

Slide: Particle Tracks of Proton, Muon, Alpha and Beta Radiation

Slide: Bubble Chamber Photograph

Slide: Spark Chamber

Slide: Cosmic Muons

Slide: Bubble Chamber Photograph of π-μ-e Decay

Sequence: 2.0. Uebersicht Aufstieg

Slide: Einstein's Academic Career

Slide: Einstein's Application for a Job as a Teacher

Slide: Einstein Applies for Reimbursement of Removal Costs

Slide: Petition by Zurich Students

Slide: Return to Zurich

Slide: Nomination of Einstein as a Full Member of the Prussian Academy of Sciences

Slide: Ballotage Balls of the Berlin Academy of Sciences

Slide: On the Way to Berlin

Slide: Letter of Thanks from Albert Einstein to the Prussian Academy of Sciences

Sequence: 3.0 Biographien

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Sequence: 3.1. Biographie 24110: Elsa Loewenthal_Einstein

Slide: Elsa Löwenthal-Einstein (1876–1936)

Sequence: 3.2. Biographie 24110: Heinrich Zangger

Slide: Heinrich Zangger (1874–1957)

Sequence: 3.3. Film AE Lorentz

Slide: H. A. Lorentz with Einstein and His Family

Sequence: 3.1. Biographie 24110: Elsa Loewenthal_Einstein

Slide: Elsa Löwenthal-Einstein (1876–1936)

Sequence: 3.2. Biographie 24110: Heinrich Zangger

Slide: Heinrich Zangger (1874–1957)

Sequence: 3.3. Film AE Lorentz

Slide: H. A. Lorentz with Einstein and His Family

Sequence: 1.0. Uebersicht Bestaetigung

Slide: First Experimental Confirmations

Slide: Part of an Experimental Setup by Walter Kaufmann

Slide: Part of an Experimental Setup by Alfred Bucherer

Slide: Confirmation of the Special Theory of Relativity

Slide: The Experimental Examination of E = mc²

Slide: Ultramicroscope

Slide: Picture of Brownian Motion

Slide: Einstein on Brownian Motion

Slide: The Cloud Chamber

Slide: Particle Tracks of Proton, Muon, Alpha and Beta Radiation

Slide: Bubble Chamber Photograph

Slide: Spark Chamber

Slide: Cosmic Muons

Slide: Bubble Chamber Photograph of π-μ-e Decay

Sequence: 2.0. Uebersicht Aufstieg

Slide: Einstein's Academic Career

Slide: Einstein's Application for a Job as a Teacher

Slide: Einstein Applies for Reimbursement of Removal Costs

Slide: Petition by Zurich Students

Slide: Return to Zurich

Slide: Nomination of Einstein as a Full Member of the Prussian Academy of Sciences

Slide: Ballotage Balls of the Berlin Academy of Sciences

Slide: On the Way to Berlin

Slide: Letter of Thanks from Albert Einstein to the Prussian Academy of Sciences

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Slide: Elsa Löwenthal-Einstein (1876–1936)

Sequence: 3.2. Biographie 24110: Heinrich Zangger

Slide: Heinrich Zangger (1874–1957)

Sequence: 3.3. Film AE Lorentz

Slide: H. A. Lorentz with Einstein and His Family

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Picture of Brownian Motion

from: Jean Perrin: Atoms, Dresden 1914

In 1908, the French physicist Jean Perrin (1870 –1940) starts experimentally examining the law of Brownian Motion recognized by Einstein. The experiments impressively confirm the atomic structure of matter and lead to the final breakthrough of atomism in physics.

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