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DOC.
25
FOUNDATIONS OF GENERAL THEORY
[11]The
following
"hole
argument"
was
first published in
Einstein 1914d
(Doc. 26),
p.
260.
For historical
discussions,
see
Stachel
1989,
sec. 3;
Norton
1984, sec. 5;
and the editorial
note,
"Einstein
on
Gravitation
and
Relativity:
The Collaboration
with Marcel
Grossmann,"
pp.
297-
298.
[12]The
following
considerations
were
earlier
published
in Einstein 1913c
(Doc. 17),
p.
1258.
[13]See
eq.
(5c)
on
p.
1257
of Einstein 1913c
(Doc.
17).
[14]See
Einstein 1913c
(Doc. 17), §6.
[15]See
Einstein and Grossmann
1913 (Doc.
13), part
1,
§5,
and Einstein
1913c
(Doc.
17), §7.
[16]See
eq.
(7b)
on
p.
1258
of Einstein 1913c
(Doc. 17).
[17]In
Mie 1914a,
p.
121,
Mie claimed that Einstein's
theory
of
gravitation
"thus
fits
perfectly
into
the
framework of
the
customary theory
of
relativity" ("fügt
sich
also
in
den Rahmen der
gewöhnlichen
Relativitätstheorie vollkommen
ein").
[18]The following
considerations had
already
been
published
in
Einstein 1914c
(Doc.
24).
[19]Einstein
1914c
(Doc. 24).