Albert Einstein

nBiography Albert Einstein.
CHILDHOOD ...
Born in the German city of Ulm, sixty miles east of Stuttgart, within a Jewish family. His parents were Hermann Einstein and Pauline Koch. In 1880 the family moved to Munich.
Since its inception, showed some difficulty expressing there fore not begin to speak until the age of 3 years, so it seemed to possess any delay would cause some problems. Unlikehis younger sister, Maya, who was more lively and cheerful, Albert was patient and methodical and liked to show off. I used to avoid the company of other infants her age and despite that, as children, had also occasionally their differences, only admitted to his sister in her waste. He attended primary school in a Catholic since 1888 attended the grammar school Luitpold (which in 1965 would benamed Albert Einstein Gymasium). I get good grades in general, not so much in the subjects of language, but excellent in the natural sciences. The popular science books of Aaron Bernstein marked their interest and future career. It was a difficult period because sobrellevaría violin lessons (from 1884) that would give his mother (an instrument that he loved and continued to play the rest of hislife) and the introduction to Algebra discover that his uncle Jacob His passage through the Gymnasium. Einstein was 15. A new professor, Dr. Joseph Degenhart, said that "never get anywhere in life." When Einstein replied that he "had not committed any crime," the professor replied, "Your very presence here undermines the respect I ofEn ​​Hermann 1894 the company suffered significant economichardship and the Einsteins moved from Munich to Pavia in Italy near Milan. Albert remained in Munich to finish their courses before joining his family in Pavia, but the separation was short-lived: before earning his bachelor's decided to leave the Gymnasium. Without consulting with his parents, Albert contacted a physician (the older brother of Max Talmud, a medical student who went every Friday to eatat the house of the parents of Einstein)

Youth ...

He graduated in 1900, obtaining a diploma as professor of mathematics and physics, but could not find work at the University, so it served as tutor in Winterthur.Su classmate Marcel Grossmann, a man who later would play a role fundamental mathematics of general relativity, he was offered a permanent job at the Federal Office ofIntellectual Property of Switzerland in Bern patent office, where he worked from 1902 to 1909. His personality also caused problems with the director of the Office, who taught him to "speak properly." At this time, Einstein referred lovingly to his wife Mileva as "a person who is my equal and as strong and independent as I ». Abram Joffe, in his biography of Einstein, argues that during this period wasaided in his research by Mileva. This is contradicted by other biographers as Ronald W. Clark, who says that Einstein and Mileva had a distant relationship that provided the necessary solitude.

Maturity ...
 In 1908 at the age of 29 he was hired at the University of Bern, Switzerland, as a teacher and lecturer (Privatdozent). Einstein and Mileva had a new son, Eduard, born July 28, 1910. Shortlyafter the family moved to Prague, where Einstein he became Assistant Professor of theoretical physics, equivalent to Professor at the German University in Prague. At this time he worked closely with Marcel Grossmann and Otto Stern. He also began to call the fourth dimension mathematical time. 17 In 1913, just before the First World War, was elected to laacademia Prussian Sciences. He establishedhis residence in Berlin, where he remained for seventeen years. Emperor William, invited him to direct the Physics Department of the Institute of Physics Kaiser Wilhelm.18
On February 14, 1919, at age 39, Mileva divorced after a marriage of 16 years and some months later, on June 2 de1919 married a cousin, Elsa Loewenthal, nee was Einstein: Loewenthal was the surname of her first husband, Max...