14 Responses to “Two’s company, three’s a crowd.”

1. shrik

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   Poincare, Olinto de Pretto, Einstein and… Minkowski? I discovered relativity. No *I* discovered relativity. Ok ok, we all did – why can’t we just get along?

   
   
2. googboog

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   Three-body problem Henri Poincaré Einstein not sure about the others

   
   
3. Rogi

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   Disputed Einstein “discoveries”? Where E=MC^2 is concerned, it’s linked to De Pretto For Special Relativity, the claim is that Albert plagiarized Poincare, Langevin (and several others).

   
   
4. Rogi

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   There is a reference in WP reading, *E = mc2 — Henri Poincare, 1900; Olinto De Pretto, 1903; Albert Einstein, 1905; Paul Langevin, 1906.* So I guess it’s just the equivalence formula that we’re after.

   
   
5. dineshk

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   Henri Poincare, Olinto De Pretto, Albert Einstein and Paul Langevin – independent discoverers of E = mc^2 although everyone except Einstein seems to have arrived at the equation through reasoning that is flawed to various degrees.

   
   
6. Arun Krishnamoorthy

   theory of relativity?

   
   
7. udupendra

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   Theories of relativity?

   
   
8. Rahulk

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   Twin Paradox … Special Relativity

   
   
9. Logik

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   1. Poincare 3. Einstein My guess is that this is about the ” Relativity priority dispute “

   
   
10. Dibyo

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    the three(n)-body problem?

    
    
11. Thejas V R

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    Chaos theory?

    
    
12. Rahulk

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    Henri Poincare Paul Drude Albert Einstein Paul Langevin All contributed to the theory of relativity …. The Incorrigible Plagiarist

    
    
13. Aparna

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    Three body problem?

    
    
14. shenoyvarun86

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    3/5/n-body problem