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In terms of sheer power of computation, I would say clearly not. Take, for instance, his race against David Hilbert to get the equations of general relativity
by jorgenveisdal 7y ago
In terms of sheer power of computation, I would say clearly not.
Take, for instance, his race against David Hilbert to get the equations of general relativity in correct form. It's not perfectly clear that Einstein was able to keep up with him, in finishing his own theory: https://medium.com/cantors-paradise/einstein-and-hilberts-race-to-generalize-relativity-6885f44e3cbe https://medium.com/cantors-paradise/einstein-and-hilberts-ra...
In terms of creativity, perhaps so.