E=mc 2 (Hb) : A Biography of the Worlds Most Famous Equation by Bodanis, David

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E=mc 2 (Hb) : A Biography of the Worlds Most Famous Equation by Bodanis, DavidISBN: 9780333780336 Pan MacMillan, 22 Septembver 2000 Hardback, 216 pages Most people know that Einstein's equation is important but they don't usually know why. This book takes an approach to the equation that concentrates not on the biography of Einstein but on the biography of the equation itself. David Bodanis looks at the ancestors of the equation, the three elements e, m and c before they end up together in Einstein's equation in Berne, 1905.

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