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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

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: K.0.0. Start Kinder Anfang Zeit

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Sequence: K.1.1.2. Kinder Zeit erster Unterpunkt Besnik und Adem

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Bubble Chamber Photograph

Bubble chambers were developed in the 1950s. They contain a superheated liquid hotter than its boiling point. Minor disturbances caused by electrically charged particles bring this liquid to a boil. Tiny gas bubbles form along the paths of the particles, which can be photographed to record their motion.

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