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,R?ude der Einhufer und der Schafe,Almost immediately after he had published his work on the theory of special relativity, Einstein restlessly moved on to incorporate the effects of gravitation in a consistent theoretical framework. Indeed this problem occupied him so much that he essentially abandoned quantum theory for many years,

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Book 1974te and exciting details of the early years in the formulation of the general relativity theory of gravitation. This is what I have sought to do in this study. Albert Einstein created the general relativity theory of gravitation and dominated its development through the rest of his life. His early wo