A handwritten document of Einsteins last major theory has been found in the library of a friend of the physics genius. The documents were found by
Rowdy Boeyink while undergoing research and the 16 page manuscript which is dated 1924 describes actions of atoms of a gas at low temperatures. The
manuscript is titled "Quantentheorie des einatomigen idealen Gases -- Zweite Abhandlung."
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"It's an important text because it refers to the last significant discovery by Albert Einstein," Carlo Beenakker, a researcher at the Lorentz
scientific institute attached to the university, said.
He said the manuscript would be kept at Leyden University where Einstein, who was awarded the Nobel Prize for physics in 1921, was an annual guest
professor.
Many of Einstein's manuscripts are kept in Israel, he said.
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This is great news and the documents can now be preserved for the world to see a genius at work. The passing of Einstein hailed the passing of an era
of science. This manuscript is a valuable insight into the mind of a genius who bought such exciting formula's and discoveries for us to debate and
use in our day to day life as well as greater understanding of the universe around us.