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Paul Ehrenfest, George Gamow wrote, “The theme of this dramatic masterpiece has Pauli (Mephistopheles) trying to sell to the unbelieving Ehrenfest (Faust) the idea of a weight-less neutrino (Gretchen).”[1] Ehrenfest (1880–1933) was born in Austria and earned his PhD under Ludwig Boltzmann. During his career Ehrenfest made fundamental ...
Paul Ehrenfest (18 ianuarie 1880 – 25 septembrie 1933) a fost un fizician și matematician austriac, devenit cetățean neerlandez pe 24 martie 1922. A adus contribuții majore în mecanica statistică și relațiile sale cu mecanica cuantică , inclusiv teoria tranzițiilor de fază și teorema Ehrenfest .
On 25th September 1933, under tragic circumstances and to the dismay of his family and numerous friends and acquaintances, Paul Ehrenfest carried out his calamitous resolve to cast off the burden of a life grown too heavy for him to bear. It is now our task to hold in remembrance his scientific work and the picture of his personality unencumbered by those cares and feelings of inferiority ...
8. Feb. 2013 · An additional important source enabling us to catch glimpses of the struggle Einstein and Ehrenfest went through in preparing this important paper is Paul Ehrenfest's personal diary. The importance of this paper and the discussions of its authors around it lies, as already mentioned, in discovering and pointing out a major problem of quantum mechanics.
Paul Ehrenfest, Hendrik Lorentz, Niels Bohr, and Heike Kamerlingh Onnes (1919) Ehrenfest and Albert Einstein visiting Pieter Zeeman in Amsterdam(around 1920). Einstein at the home of Leiden physics professor Paul Ehrenfest, 1920.
22.04.09 – Zitat von Jocelyne Lopez: Zu Paul Ehrenfest und zu seinem Selbstmord schreibt der Autor Reinhard Rohmer folgendes, siehe Einstein in der Kritik : Zitat von Reinhard Rohmer : […] Dass seine Physik von Raum und Zeit absurd ist, hat Einstein bald im Stillen selbst eingesehen. Das schließe ich aus der Tatsache, dass er das ...
Paul Ehrenfest (1880–1933) received his Ph.D. degree at the University of Vienna in 1904 and moved with his wife and young daughter to St. Petersburg in 1907, where he remained until he ...
