September 9, 2005
Quantum Discovery
Officials of the University of Leiden thought a series of long-ago visits by Albert Einstein had left them with nothing but nostalgia.
For a period in the 1920s he would spend about a month each year at the Dutch university at the invitation of his friend, the physicist Paul Ehrenfest .
"We have a few memories from that period, like a painting of him, but we thought that was it," says Carlo Beenakker, of Leiden's Lorentz Institute for Theoretical Physics.
Then last month,
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