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REVIEWS

"Martínez shows that it’s possible to construct a fully consistent system of arithmetic in which minus times minus makes minus. It’s a wonderful vindication...”

JAKE RANDELL

AMERICAN SCIENTIST

"Martínez can certainly take credit for having produced by far the best and most detailed account of this important strand in Einstein's early work.”

JÜRGEN RENN

MAX PLANCK INSTITUTE

“An essential text for any future reserarch on Bruno, Galileo and The Inquisition. ...possibly the most important book of the year for the history of astronomy.”

CLIFFORD CUNNINGHAM

ASTRONOMICAL HISTORY

BOOKS

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BIO

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Alberto Martinez is originally from San Juan, Puerto Rico. As a professor at UT Austin, he investigates the history of science, especially Einstein and relativity theory, history of math, historical myths, and Giordano Bruno and Galileo. He is a Fellow of the American Physical Society. 

He also researches myths in political news media, The Eyes of Texas, and episodes in the history of money and corruption. 

 

Now, he's finishing writing a novel about Albert Einstein.

 

Full biography

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