Investigations on the Theory of the Brownian Movement

The collection features five foundational papers that contributed to the development of the molecular-kinetic theory of heat and the understanding of Brownian motion, which ultimately earned Einstein a Nobel Prize. These works delve into the movement of small particles in liquids, offering theoretical insights and new methods for determining molecular dimensions. Each paper builds upon the last, showcasing Einstein's groundbreaking approach to physics and his influence on the study of molecular behavior in fluids.