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1. knjizenstvo.etf.bg.ac.rs › sr-lat › autorkeMileva Marić Einstein | Knjiženstvo

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   Naučnica, istraživačica, matematičarka i fizičarka, Mileva Marić (udato Ajnštajn), sa urođenom hromošću, rođena je u Titelu (tadašnja Austrougarska) u bogatoj vojvođanskoj porodici. Porodična kuća Marića u Novom Sadu, u Kisačkoj ulici br. 20, danas je pod zaštitom države.

2. knjizenstvo.etf.bg.ac.rs › sr › autorkeМилева Марић Einstein | Књиженство

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   Милева Марић Einstein. 1875–1948. Лична ситуација. 1875. Научница, истраживачица, математичарка и физичарка, Милева Марић (удато Ајнштајн), са урођеном хромошћу, рођена је у Тителу (тадашња Аустроугарска) у богатој војвођанској породици. Породична кућа Марића у Новом Саду, у Кисачкој улици бр. 20, данас је под заштитом државе. 1886.

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   Was Mileva Mari a great physicist?

   • In 1929 her Serbian friend Milana Stefanović talked to a newspaper reporter and insinuated that Marić had contributed to Einstein’s famous works. Marić herself chose not to be interviewed, but decades later, some Serbians argued that she was secretly a great physicist. A 2014 Serbian stamp honoring Mileva Marić.

   Getting to know Mileva Marić | Physics Today | AIP Publishing

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   Was Mileva Maric a 'our'?

   • Some “experts” such as John Stachel claim that any reference to “our” in work and research was simply Einstein re-assuring Maric of his love and that the “our” always referred to general statements rather than any specific breakthroughs. Much is also made of the fact that there are no exclusive Mileva Maric published papers.

   Mileva MARIC-EINSTEIN - Scientific Women

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   Who was Mileva a physicist?

   • Mileva was born on 19 December 1875 to a rich family in Title, Vojvodina. Following her secondary education in Novi Sad she enrolled at the Royal Classical High School which until then had been an all-male institution. She had to get special permission to study Physics which she went on to pass and achieve the highest grades of anyone.

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   Is Mileva Mari re-imagined in the other Einstein?

   • Re-imagining Mileva Marić in Marie Benedict’s The Other Einstein (2016) Part of the book series: Palgrave Studies in Life Writing ( (PSLW))

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4. knjizenstvo.etf.bg.ac.rs › en › authorsMileva Marić Einstein | Site

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   Personal situation. 1875 - Scientist, researcher, mathematician and physicist Mileva Marić (married Einstein) was born in Titel (then Austro-Hungarian Empire) to affluent parents. The Marić family house at 20 Kisačka Street in Novi Sad is protected under the state law. 1886 - She starts attending the female gymnasium in Novi Sad.

5. scihi.org › mileva-maric-theory-relativityMileva Marić – The Theory of Relativity and Missed ...

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   Dec 19, 2017 · December 2017 1 Harald Sack. Mileva Marić (1875-1948) On December 19, 1875, Serbian physicist Mileva Marić, sometimes called Mileva Marić-Einstein, was born. Marić was the second woman to finish a full program of study of mathematics and physics at ETH Zurich, where she met her future husband Albert Einstein.

6. pubs.aip.org › 982034 › Getting-to-know-Mileva-MaricGetting to know Mileva Marić | Physics Today | AIP Publishing

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   Jul 1, 2019 · Plus, he excelled in courses she didn’t take, such as Differential Equations. Marić’s average scores in mathematics were 4.5/6 (that is, 75%), and just 3.75/6 (63%) in descriptive geometry. Those were not high averages; many other students had higher averages, including Einstein.

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7. scientificwomen.net › women › maric-einstein-mileva-62Mileva MARIC-EINSTEIN - Scientific Women

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   Mileva MARIC-EINSTEIN. 20th century. Fields: Physics. Born: 1875 in Titel (Serbia) Death: 1948 in Zurich (Swiss) Mileva was born on 19 December 1875 to a rich family in Title, Vojvodina. Following her secondary education in Novi Sad she enrolled at the Royal Classical High School which until then had been an all-male institution.

8. link.springer.com › chapter › 10The “Mother of the Theory of Relativity”? Re-imagining Mileva ...

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   Dec 16, 2022 · Publish with us. Policies and ethics. This chapter examines Marie Benedict’s fictional recreation of the life of the Serbian mathematician, physicist, and first wife of Albert Einstein, Mileva Marić, in the biographical novel The Other Einstein (2016). Shedding a critical feminist perspective...