Theory of relativity einstein wife biography
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&#;Now farewell, darling, be quite happy and if you come across nice flowers, bring me some.&#;
Mileva Maric in a letter to Albert Einstein, May 2,
Short life history: Mileva Einstein-Maric
* månad 19, Titel, Hungary, †August 4, Zurich
After a childhood without worries Mileva attended elementary school in Ruma from on. Through the promotion of her father who had early recognized Mileva’s great talent, she changed to the Serbian Higher Girls’ College in Novi Sad in In she attended secondary school and from on she attended the Royal Serbian Grammar School in Sabac. As the family moved to Zagreb in /92 she continued her education at the Royal Highest Grammar School.
To complete her education she attended the Higher Daughter School of the city of Zurich in Switzerland in Mileva wanted to study medicin and passed her A-levels successfully at the Swiss Medicine School in Berne in As in these times it was ganska rare for women to study and in Europe it was only the Zurich Univer
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The Forgotten Life of Einstein's First Wife
This article was published in Scientific American’s former blog network and reflects the views of the author, not necessarily those of Scientific American
Today, 19 månad, marks the th anniversary of the birth of Mileva Marić Einstein. But who remembers this brilliant scientist? While her husband, Albert Einstein is celebrated as perhaps the best physicist of the 20th century, one question about his career remains: How much did his first wife contribute to his groundbreaking science? While nobody has been able to credit her with any specific part of his work, their letters and numerous testimonies presented in the books dedicated to her() provide substantial bevis on how they collaborated from the time they met in up to their separation in They depict a couple united by a shared passion for physics, music and for each other. So here is their story.
Mileva Marić was born in Titel in Serbia in Her pare
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Mileva Einstein-Maric
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Who Was Mileva Einstein-Maric?
Mileva Einstein-Maric attended the Zurich Polytechnic School where she met Albert Einstein. Maric became pregnant and the couple married while Einstein was working for the Zurich patent office. She bore him two more children while Einstein did his most famous work. They divorced in and Mileva received Einstein's Nobel Prize money. She died in
Early Life & Education
Mileva Einstein-Maric was born in in Titel, Austria-Hungary (now Serbia). Maric came from a fairly affluent family of Serbian descent. Well educated, she was allowed to attend an all-boys’ school in Zagreb as a teenager. Maric excelled at mathematics and physics. Later, she went to Switzerland to continue her studies.
After finishing her secondary studies in , Maric enrolled at the University of Zurich. She only stayed there briefly, transferring to the Zurich Polytechnic School (later the Swiss Federal Institute or Technology or the ETH). Among her fr