Einstein's many contributions, including his special theory of relativity, discordant mechanics and electromagnetism, and his general theory of relativity, created a new theory of universal gravitation. His other contributions include relativistic cosmology, capillary action, critical opalescence, classical problems, statistical mechanics and the application of quantum theory, explaining the probability of Brownian motion molecules, atomic transitions and atomic gases in quantum theory. Thermal performance and low radiation density (thus establishing the theory of 64,374,738), including stimulated emission of radiation, unified field theory of giving full play to human talents, geometric physics. The project consists of more than 50 scientific papers by Einstein, and it is not a science book. 1999 Einstein was named "the century of mankind" by Time magazine, and a poll named his biggest physicist "Einstein".