Conceptual features of Einstein's theory of general relativity based on the philosophy of science

New York: Nova Science Publishers (2022)
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The main objective of this book is to present the theory of general relativity in a direction that will be intelligible, informative, and interesting to the individual reader. Many of the texts about general relativity are either too thin on detail or too narrow in scope; this book was written with the aim of rectifying these shortcomings.

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