Anyone know a website with classic papers?

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In summary, the conversation discusses the search for online sources of papers by renowned scientists such as Einstein, Lorentz, and Planck. The suggestion is made to check the freeweb of science for links to different journals, but it is uncertain if they are free. The conversation also mentions the possibility of requesting papers from a university. Specific sources for Einstein's book RELATIVITY and his paper on the influence of gravitation on the propagation of light are provided, along with a recommendation to check the education section on a forum for more resources. The forum also offers translated versions of 115 of Euler's papers written in LaTex.
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Looking for an online source for papers of Einstein, Lorentz, Planck etc. -old enough to be public domain and free
 
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web of science may have listed them, they link to loads of different journals etc.. wether they are free i don't know. You could always find the ones you want and then maybe request them from a university or something?
 
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FAQ: Anyone know a website with classic papers?

What is considered a "classic" paper?

A classic paper is a scientific publication that has had a significant impact on its field and is often cited as a fundamental reference by subsequent research articles.

Why is it important to read classic papers?

Reading classic papers allows scientists to understand the historical context and development of their field, as well as gain insights and inspiration from the groundbreaking ideas and methods presented in these papers.

Where can I find classic papers?

There are various sources for finding classic papers, such as online databases like Google Scholar, academic journal websites, and university libraries. Additionally, some scientific societies and organizations may have collections of classic papers specific to their field.

How can I determine if a paper is considered a "classic"?

A paper is typically considered a classic based on its impact and influence on the scientific community. This can be measured by the number of citations it has received, the awards it has won, and its overall contribution to the advancement of the field.

Are classic papers still relevant in current research?

Yes, classic papers are still relevant in current research as they often lay the foundation for new studies and provide a basis for further investigation. Many classic papers continue to be cited and referenced by scientists today.

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