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1. By 1863, Friedl鋘der took on a partner, Dr . Max Abraham ( 1831 1900 ).
2. He did not get far before he was publicly challenged by Klein and Max Abraham, who rejected relativity, and forced to terminate the lecture.
3. In 1902, Max Abraham published a theory based on the assumption that the electron was a rigid, perfect sphere, with its charge being distributed evenly on its surface.
4. Max Abraham ( 1902 1904 ), who was a supporter of the electromagnetic world view, quickly offered an explanation for Kaufmann's experiments by deriving expressions for the electromagnetic mass.
5. On the other hand, it was the belief of the German theoretician Max Abraham that all mass would ultimately prove to be of electromagnetic origin, and that Newtonian mechanics would become subsumed into the laws of electrodynamics.
6. It's difficult to find max abraham in a sentence. 用max abraham造句挺難的
7. However, he made two mistakes : As shown by Max Abraham, Kaufmann overlooked that Searle's formula only applies in the longitudinal direction, but for deflection measurements the formula for the transverse direction was important.
8. Nordstr鰉's theories arose at a time when several leading physicists, including Nordstr鰉 in Helsinki, Max Abraham in Milan, Gustav Mie in Greifswald, Germany, and Albert Einstein in Prague, were all trying to create competing relativistic theories of gravitation.
9. This was discussed in connection with the proposal of the electrical origin of matter, so Wilhelm Wien ( 1900 ), and Max Abraham ( 1902 ), came to the conclusion that the total mass of the bodies is identical to its electromagnetic mass.
10. After two years as an instructor at the University of Minnesota, Bliss spent the 1902-03 academic year at the University of G鰐tingen, interacting with Felix Klein, David Hilbert, Hermann Minkowski, Ernst Zermelo, Erhard Schmidt, Max Abraham, and Constantin Carath閛dory.
11. Starting in 1907 and continuing for over a decade, he and his students Simon Ratnowsky and Charles Lavanchy conducted experiments that demonstrated the dependence of the electron mass on its speed, with results supporting the predictions of Lorentz, Einstein, and the special theory of relativity against Max Abraham's rival theory of the electron.
12. Regarding the Relativity Principle, the moving magnet and conductor problem ( possibly after reading a book of August F鰌pl ) and the various negative aether drift experiments were important for him to accept that principle  but he denied any significant influence of the " most important " experiment : the Michelson Morley experiment . and the writings of Max Abraham, from whom he borrowed the terms " Maxwell-Hertz equations " and " longitudinal and transverse mass ".