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1 The Historical Max Brandon R University of San Francisco
2 Credits MPG Archiv, Berlin Deutsches Museum Archiv, Munich Am. Phil. Soc. Archives Am. Inst. Physics Archives
3 Thank You Tony Zee & KITP Dr. Imke Listerman Prof. Emeritus J. Heilbron Prof. Dr. Dieter Hoffmann, U. Berlin & MPG Prof. Horacio Camblong, USF
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5 People
6 People Physics Notes
7 People Physics Notes Times & Trials
8 People Physics Notes Times & Trials Rescue + Rebrand
9 People: Family
10 People: Family Kiel, Schleswig-Holstein
11 People: Family Kiel, Schleswig-Holstein Munich, Bavaria
12 People: Family Hermann D.1870 Kiel, Schleswig-Holstein Munich, Bavaria
13 People: Family Hermann D.1870 Kiel, Schleswig-Holstein Germany Munich, Bavaria
14 People: Influences
15 People: Influences H. von Helmholtz
16 People: Influences H. von Helmholtz G. Kirchhoff
17 People: Influences H. von Helmholtz G. Kirchhoff R. Clausius
18 People: Influences H. von Helmholtz G. Kirchhoff R. Clausius
19 People: Influences H. von Helmholtz G. Kirchhoff R. Clausius S. Arrhenius
20 People: Influences H. von Helmholtz G. Kirchhoff R. Clausius S. Arrhenius J.H. van t Hoff
21 People: Influences H. von Helmholtz G. Kirchhoff R. Clausius S. Arrhenius J.H. van t Hoff
22 People: Influences H. von Helmholtz G. Kirchhoff R. Clausius S. Arrhenius J.H. van t Hoff E. Kant
23 People: Influences H. von Helmholtz G. Kirchhoff R. Clausius S. Arrhenius J.H. van t Hoff E. Kant J.W. von Goethe
24 People: Influences H. von Helmholtz G. Kirchhoff R. Clausius S. Arrhenius J.H. van t Hoff E. Kant J.W. von Goethe
25 People:
26 People:
27 People:
28 People: Contemporaries
29 People: Contemporaries H. Hertz
30 People: Contemporaries M. v Laue
31 People: Contemporaries L. Meitner
32 People: Contemporaries A. Einstein
33 People: Contemporaries P. Lenard J. Stark A. Einstein
34 Physics: 1894, Thermal Radiation
35 Physics: 1894, Thermal Radiation
36 Planck & Lorentz,
37 Planck & Lorentz, st Conference in 1898 (Age 45!), meets Planck
38 Planck & Lorentz, st Conference in 1898 (Age 45!), meets Planck 6 Letters on the Ether Problem
39 Planck & Lorentz, st Conference in 1898 (Age 45!), meets Planck 6 Letters on the Ether Problem Planck: (1) Ether Must Adhere to Earth, and (2)
40 Planck & Lorentz, st Conference in 1898 (Age 45!), meets Planck 6 Letters on the Ether Problem Planck: (1) Ether Must Adhere to Earth, and (2) I leave it in your capable hands.
41 L. Boltzmann & permutability 1877
42 L. Boltzmann & permutability 1877 ( p + n 1)! p! ( n 1)!
43 L. Boltzmann & permutability 1877 ( p + n 1)! p! ( n 1)! M. Planck & complexions 1900
44 M. Planck to C. Runge et al, Brieftagebuch, Feb. 1908
45 M. Planck to C. Runge et al, Brieftagebuch, Feb its full explanation can not be done by considering a process via processes we usually think of as continuous in time, that have, in fact, temporal discontinuities. Perhaps the Minkowski considerations...[are] worthwhile for a successful illustration...
46 M. Planck to C. Runge et al, Brieftagebuch, Feb its full explanation can not be done by considering a process via processes we usually think of as continuous in time, that have, in fact, temporal discontinuities. Perhaps the Minkowski considerations...[are] worthwhile for a successful illustration : Robert Le Théorie de l'action universelle et discontinue 1947: Hartland Snyder Quantized Space-Time
47 Times & Trials: Founding of K.W.G.
48 Times & Trials: Founding of K.W.G. Military Power and science are the twin pillars of Germany s Greatness.
49 Times & Trials: Founding of K.W.G. Military Power and science are the twin pillars of Germany s Greatness. -- Adolf v. Harnack
50 Times & Trials:
51 Times & Trials: Karl Planck, D. Spr. 1916, Verdun
52 Times & Trials: Karl Planck, D. Spr. 1916, Verdun turnip Winter
53 Times & Trials: Karl Planck, D. Spr. 1916, Verdun turnip Winter Grete Planck, D. May, 1917
54 Times & Trials: Karl Planck, D. Spr. 1916, Verdun turnip Winter Grete Planck, D. May, 1917 Erwin home, Oct., 1917
55 Times & Trials: Karl Planck, D. Spr. 1916, Verdun turnip Winter Grete Planck, D. May, 1917 Erwin home, Oct., 1917 Kaiser Abdicates, Nov., 1918
56 Times & Trials: Karl Planck, D. Spr. 1916, Verdun turnip Winter Grete Planck, D. May, 1917 Erwin home, Oct., 1917 Kaiser Abdicates, Nov., 1918 Emma Planck, D. Nov. 1919
57 Times & Trials:
58 Times & Trials: Planck s misfortune wrings my heart... I could not hold back the tears when I saw him Einstein to M. Born, Dec. 9, 1919
59 Times & Trials: Planck s misfortune wrings my heart... I could not hold back the tears when I saw him Einstein to M. Born, Dec. 9, I doubted the value of life Itself. -- Planck to Lorentz, Dec. 21, 1919
60 Times & Trials: Planck s misfortune wrings my heart... I could not hold back the tears when I saw him Einstein to M. Born, Dec. 9, I doubted the value of life Itself. -- Planck to Lorentz, Dec. 21, 1919 There are still... many high callings, and the value of life is determined by the Way it is lived. -- Planck to Lenz, Jan. 3, 1920
61 Times & Trials:
62 Times & Trials: MP = Lutheran Elder
63 Times & Trials: MP = Lutheran Elder MP Nobel Prize Lecture
64 Times & Trials: MP = Lutheran Elder MP Nobel Prize Lecture Notgemeinschaft founded
65 Times & Trials: MP = Lutheran Elder MP Nobel Prize Lecture Notgemeinschaft founded NSDAP formed
66 Times & Trials: MP = Lutheran Elder MP Nobel Prize Lecture Notgemeinschaft founded NSDAP formed Deutsche Physik
67 Times & Trials: S is --
68 Times & Trials:
69 Times & Trials:... a thunderstorm that will soon pass away. -- Planck, spring 1933.
70 Times & Trials: January: Hitler Rises & Erwin Planck Resigns.... a thunderstorm that will soon pass away. -- Planck, spring 1933.
71 Times & Trials: January: Hitler Rises & Erwin Planck Resigns. March: Einstein speaks... a thunderstorm that will soon pass away. -- Planck, spring 1933.
72 Times & Trials: January: Hitler Rises & Erwin Planck Resigns. March: Einstein speaks May: M.P. - Hitler meeting... a thunderstorm that will soon pass away. -- Planck, spring 1933.
73 Times & Trials: January: Hitler Rises & Erwin Planck Resigns. March: Einstein speaks May: M.P. - Hitler meeting June: pledges support... a thunderstorm that will soon pass away. -- Planck, spring 1933.
74 Times & Trials: January: Hitler Rises & Erwin Planck Resigns. March: Einstein speaks May: M.P. - Hitler meeting June: pledges support
75 Times & Trials: January: Hitler Rises & Erwin Planck Resigns. March: Einstein speaks May: M.P. - Hitler meeting June: pledges support Y l -- s
76 Reader Story: William Cahill
77 Reader Story: William Cahill
78 Times & Trials:
79 Times & Trials: MP
80 Times & Trials: MP a white jew
81 Times & Trials: MP a white jew The Anschluss / Meitner Escapes
82 Times & Trials: MP a white jew The Anschluss / Meitner Escapes Nazis take academy & MP Retires last positions
83 Trials:
84 Rogätz, Run, & Rescue
85 Rogätz, Run, & Rescue
86 Rogätz, Run, & Rescue Gerard Kuiper
87 Rogätz, Run, & Rescue Gerard Kuiper
88 Rogätz, Run, & Rescue Gerard Kuiper
89 Rebranding
90
91 Man muss optimist sein.
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