The four miracle-year papers that rewrote physics, read aloud in full. A 26-year-old patent clerk, one impossible year.
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Yes. Works published before 1930 are public domain in the United States. That covers all four 1905 papers and their classic English translations (G. B. Jeffery and W. Perrett, 1923; Anna Beck, 1926).
The photoelectric effect paper won Einstein the 1921 Nobel Prize in Physics for introducing light quanta, the particles we now call photons.
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