Mach Principle Formulation
Publishes a foundational discussion of general relativity in which he explicitly names Mach's principle and distinguishes it from the equivalence and relativity principles.
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Publishes a foundational discussion of general relativity in which he explicitly names Mach's principle and distinguishes it from the equivalence and relativity principles.
Helps coordinate Allied purchasing and supply arrangements in France.
Publication of "My Antonia"
US Forces consists of ten divisions of the US First Army commanded by General John J. Pershing until October 16 and then by Lt. General Hunter Liggett. 1.2 million US troops would eventually take part in the battle
US Forces consists of ten divisions of the US First Army commanded by General John J. Pershing until October 16 and then by Lt. General Hunter Liggett. 1.2 million US troops would eventually take part in the battle
Refines gravitational-wave theory and derives the quadrupole form for radiated energy.
Derives the quadrupole formula for gravitational radiation, relating emitted wave power to changing mass distributions in accelerating systems.
Einstein derives the quadrupole formula for gravitational radiation, relating emitted wave power to the changing mass distribution of an accelerating source.
The Senate refuses to ratify Wilson's guarantee of the French frontiers
Armstrong's frequency conversion approach became a foundational design principle in radio reception. The advance provided methods later adopted by other engineers.
Publication of "The Responsible State"
Returns to Zurich for guest lectures while continuing work on relativity and quantum theory.
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