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Theory of Relativity
Original title: 相対性理論
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“Ｅ＝ｍｃ²” is the world’s most famous equation, derived by Einstein from special relativity. It means that “even a tiny amount of matter contains enormous energy.” According to Ｅ＝ｍｃ², energy can be extracted from matter and, conversely, matter can be created from energy.
「Ｅ＝ｍｃ²」は，アインシュタインが特殊相対性理論からみちびいた，世界で一番有名な式です。 この式は，「ほんのわずかな物質にも，膨大なエネルギーが秘められている」ことを意味します。 Ｅ＝ｍｃ²によると，物質からエネルギーを引きだせ，また逆に，エネルギーから物質を生みだすこともできるといいます。
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