Thesis: Einstein was as much influential to mathematics as he was to physics; his analysis in the areas of

Special relativity, General relativity, and Quantum mechanics statistics proves that Einstein had a worthy impact on
the mathematical methods used in physics.

He came up with many theories for the basis of quantum mechanics quantum mechanics. Einstein had many
ideas, probably because he was mending shoes and was able to think about stuff, that he adds to scientific community.
The most vital thought of those are the existence of light particles, first established as phota in 1905.

Phota are the light particles that the scientific community calls as photons, but Einstein first refers to them
as phota. Unlike many scientist at the time, Einstein did not think that light was a ray, Einstein thought light was made
of particles. Although it may seem very obvious that light is made out of photons, no one thought that it was at this
time. The thought of photons affected quantum mechanics by showing Plancks constant was more than a
hypothetical equation.

Max Planck, the father of quantum mechanics, did not actually think that his constant could be used in
anything besides hypothetical situations. Einstein first used the constant to show its effects on electromagnetic
particles. Einstein later used it for

Quantum mechanics effected physics in a strange way. It did not add something new to physics rather it was
a revision of another field. It changed the classical mechanics of physical entities to a quantum mechanics one. What
is the difference? Well they do not share the same kinematic description.

Quantum mechanics has contributed to math in many ways creating a multifarious amount of incandescent,
brilliant, equations. There is the Plancks constant, uncertainty principle, Schrodinger equation, etc.

These formulas affect math because they are able to create something new, something that was never
thought of something potential revolutionary. Although Plancks constant, uncertainty principle, Schrodinger equation
are originally for physics, it still affects math because science is math plus nature.

Einstein founded the theory of relativity, but he did it in two parts, and the first was special relativity. Special
relativity states that no matter where you are the speed of light stays constant. This consistency is then able to be
used as a measurement of time and interaction between two objects.

The Theory of Special Relativity, is a theory that is founded by Einstein, it is the theory for time space
relations. It requires 2 things to be true in order to be accurate the speed of light to be a constant and laws of physics
are the same in any system that is not accelerated.

Einstein first published a paper that talked about the universal constant which was the speed of light. Einstein
published this comparing it to the kinematics model for relativity, in kinematics there had to be one still object and
another moving one. Einstein says if a person could change the origin of a graph they could see how it is relive.

The special theory of relativity really helped us understand more about the cosmos. The theory was not only
the foundation of general relativity but it was also a starting point for many other discoveries. It also allowed Einstein
to think of the equivalence principle.

This theory helped physics by making a theory which is able to help people like Lorentz by allowing them to
use this theory to create new theories. Lorentzs discoveries led to more discoveries and transformations, like relative
of simultaneity, time dilation and length contraction.
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Through people like Lorentz, who was able to take the Special theory of relativity to the next level we are

able to have equations that were made by him . Lorentz then began a
wave which also caused many equations to be formed like relativity of simultaneity and time
dilation and length contraction and so forth.

This theory also allows us to put speed of light as time, creating a universal time that cannot be disturbed by
mechanical problems, allowing us to have a more accurate problem of d/t. There are many small things that this
theory helped us to do but there was also a large thing it did, it created a 4D model.

How could anyone make something that is 4D? Well Einstein has a model that explains, but before someone
could understand a 4D model we first need to talk about a 3d model. 3D Spacetime can be explained by subtracting

a dimension from normal space, we can see a

which can be defined as the circle of c dt.

The second part of his theory of relativity is the general relativity, which was finished in 1916. General
relativity explains or attempts to explain gravity, and how it affects light. He explains using a 3D plane most of the
time.

Einstein created a scale of how gravity works. If an object is closer to an object that provides a decent amount
of force due to gravity then it is further in the hole caused by the gravitational object. So when there is gravity the
plane has an indent that progressively lowers

This was a revolutionary discovery, because it combined the classic mechanics of the Newtonian model with
Einsteins Theory of special relativity. Which resulted in a great theory that could explain more than calculus. What I
mean by that is that gravity is explained using a model, and not like a physics model but a normal model that everyone
can understand.

General relativity was necessary to know about gravity as we do today, and the interaction it has on objects.
If we stayed with the Newtonian model for everything, everything would be inaccurate for the most part, although it
was the closest newton could get to being right at the time.

This theory also allows us to view gravity in a way we can comprehend what it will do even though there is
no explanation on how it exists. Some people say that Newton already made a model to explain this phenomenon,
but the difference in the two models is that Einsteins is more precise, therefore more useful.

General relativity does not only impact physics but also math. General relativity does not impact math the
same way as it impacts physics, in physics it is revolutionary but in math its slightly less important but impactful none
the less. There are 2 specific equations that would not exist without Einsteins Theory of General relativity.
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General relativity allows modern physics to understand how gravity works, but it doesnt explain how gravity

works with words, but rather with an equation, this equation . This spreads the math and makes
math be used more often and in new ways. This especially exemplifies the uses of math and how it is used in everything
we do. We know lots of the scientific community began learning about and using this because there are more than
25 scientists who have changed it and impacted his theory since it was made, some of the more famous ones are

Even small parts of the theory affect math on their own. One of these is the geometric theory of gravity,
stating that space-time affects the movement of matter and matter affects the curve of space-time. This theory used
math to not only explain gravity, which affects math because it makes it even more prevalent in physics, but also adds
a new equation to math, the particular equation he made was .