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Connected an emitted amount of light energy to a corresponding loss of a body's mass, establishing the mass–energy relationship in a separate short paper.
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This is the September 1905 radiation argument, distinct from the June electrodynamics paper. It does not credit Einstein with later nuclear experiments or devices. The English edition modernizes notation; the original argument is not a general modern textbook derivation.
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- Einstein, Does the Inertia of a Body Depend upon its Energy-Content? (1905), translated primary text
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Albert Einstein
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Einstein: energy changes the inertia of a body
Connected an emitted amount of light energy to a corresponding loss of a body's mass, establishing the mass–energy relationship in a separate short paper.
Scientific scope
This is the September 1905 radiation argument, distinct from the June electrodynamics paper. It does not credit Einstein with later nuclear experiments or devices. The English edition modernizes notation; the original argument is not a general modern textbook derivation.
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Albert Einstein
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