Gustav Born: Einstein Born Letters

Boon, a book by Bowe, is a book that two Nobel Prize winner Albert Einstein and Max Borne have collected over 40 years from '1916 to 1955. The letters were exchanged without any consideration for the publication in the first place, and the responsibility was compiled by the son of Maxborn, Gustave Bowen. The first book to appear in 1971 found a relative theory in 2005, and it was reprinted, after 100 years of celebrating the year, to correct the error of editing and add new comments. The house contains 120 letters that two physicists have exchanged. These letters not only show two physicists who have made a remarkable achievement in their fields of science, but also show that they do not divide themselves in the midst of World War I and break down the catastrophes with the best human ability to do. Beyond the history of physics, we look at one of the great things about human history, and we present to modern people the anti-rejection and courage of what human beings are and how they should live. The daily story of sequestery, of course, is a struggle to go beyond the times of suffering, their view of the world's affairs in the crisis and danger, their way of helping their endangered colleagues. It adds to the pleasure of reading about the experience they had to go through outside of science, the intense academic passion for arguing as scientists, the stories of big things in the sciences and mathematics of the day. [tour guide].

Korean title: 아인슈타인 보른 서한집

Korean author: 구스타프 보른

Korean publisher: 범양사

ISBN-13: 9788971671665