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Tracing individual knowledge trajectories in a changing field: the case of general relativity and gravitation
Historians have reconstructed the twentieth-century transformation of general relativity and gravitation (GRG) at the field level and through individual careers, but connecting these scales requires a way to compare researchers with the changing field over time. We develop such a comparison, setting
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