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Energy and Entropy as the Fundaments of Theoretical Physics

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Authors: Pharis E. Williams

Year

2002

Paper ID

28208

Status

Peer-reviewed

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67

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5

Abstract

Einstein's article titled, "The Fundaments of Theoretical Physics", from Science, Washington, D.C., May 24, 1940, is presented in its entirety as it is an outstanding presentation of the history and status of the foundations of theoretical physics as it stood in 1940. Further, it provides the background for discussing the new view of the fundaments of theoretical physics provided by the energy and entropy foundation of the Dynamic Theory.

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