Ernst Mach papers
Mach, Ernst; Baege, Max Hermann; Einstein, Albert; Gomperz, Heinrich; Haas, William S.; Helm, Georg Ferdinand; Höfler, Alois; Kulke, Eduard; Lampa, Anton; Petzoldt, Joseph; Popper-Lynkeus, Josef; Tausig, Paul
1865
1865
Ernst Mach was an Austrian-Czech physicist and philosopher (born 1838 died
1916) who made contributions to physics and the philosophy of science. Mach
was the first to study super-sonic motion. Einstein credited him as the
philosophical forerunner to the theory of relativity with his critique of
Newtonian physics. He also made contributions to psychology with his study of
how external stimuli like sound, color, space, and time are internalized,
with some in the field of psychology crediting him with the founding of
Gestalt theory.
