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Einstein, A., "The fundaments of theoretical physics", Science, May 24, 1940. Google
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p. 323-335, Einstein, A., Ideas and Opinions, Bargmann, S. (translator) New York, Wings Books, 1954
324 ;;Quote: physics is those sciences expressible in mathematical terms and measurements; wide application
331 ;;Quote: atomistic phenomena occurs in discrete states and discontinuous transitions; like stationary waves in an organ pipe or vibrating string (de Broglie)
334 ;;Quote: cannot abandon, actually and forever, the idea of direct representation of physical reality; nor believe that events in nature behave as a game of chance
334+;;Quote: the search for truth is more precious than its possession
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