Question: What was suggested to Schrodinger by Einstein?
About the article "Albert Einstein", section "Schrödinger gas model".

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Birth place of Albert Einstein : Name of the university.
As Albert Einstein was born in Ulm in 1879, it was suggested repeatedly that the university be named after him.
In November 2006, the senate of the university finally decided to rename the university.
As this decision was however not confirmed by the Ministry of Science, Research and Arts of the State of Baden-Württemberg, the university will not be called Albert Einstein University Ulm (German: "Albert-Einstein-Universität Ulm") as of July 2007 but simply Ulm University.
However, the street on which the main buildings of the Ulm University are located - and thus, the physical address of the university - is called "Albert-Einstein-Allee" in honor of the great physicist. 
In 1967 Shalom performed with the High Windows club in Tel Aviv.
It was there that he was introduced to Arik Einstein, who was already a star in Israel.
Impressed with what he had seen and heard, Einstein suggested that Hanoch write songs for him.
A first EP, "Hagar" was released the same year, with four of Hanoch's compositions performed by Einstein.
Hanoch's great breakthrough occurred in 1968 when Arik Einstein recorded his second album, "Mazal Gdi", which contained only songs written by Hanoch.
He also wrote the lyrics for six of them.
The Cooperation between the two continued in the Israel Song Festival ("Festival HaZemer"), when Einstein performed Hanoch's songs.
But the complex, unusual song "Prague," which dealt with the Soviet invasion of the capital of the Czech Republic, was not well received by the audience.
In 1969 Hanoch and his former Nahal-band member, Chanan Yovel, joined with Beni Amdurski and founded the band HaShlosharim.
Shalom composed many of the band's songs.
In these years he also wrote a lot of songs for other artists. 
His children include the comedians Albert Brooks and Bob Einstein (a.k.a.
Super Dave Osborne), and advertising creative/actor Clifford Einstein.
By his first marriage to Lillian Anshen, he was the father of Charles Einstein, a writer. 
Schrodinger develops software for use in biotechnology and pharmaceutical applications, such as in molecular modeling.
Python APIs exist for most of the software tools developed by Schrödinger, making it possible to build custom workflows.
Some of its software are: Canvas, Glide, Induced Fit, Phase, SiteMap, WaterMap, and PyMOL. 
On July 12, 1939, Szilárd and Wigner drove in Wigner's car to Peconic Bay on Long Island, where Einstein was staying.
When they explained about the possibility of atomic bombs, Einstein replied: "Daran habe ich gar nicht gedacht" (I had not thought of that).
Szilárd dictated a letter in German to the Belgian Ambassador to the United States.
Wigner wrote it down, and Einstein signed it.
At Wigner's suggestion, they also prepared a letter for the State Department explaining what they were doing and why, giving it two weeks to respond if it had any objections.
This still left the problem of getting government support for uranium research.
Another friend of Szilárd's, the Austrian economist Gustav Stolper, suggested approaching Alexander Sachs, who had access to President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Sachs told Szilárd that he had already spoken to the President about uranium, but that Fermi and Pegram had reported that the prospects for building an atomic bomb were remote.
He told Szilárd that he would deliver the letter, but suggested that it come from someone more prestigious.
For Szilárd, Einstein was again the obvious choice.
Sachs and Szilárd drafted a letter riddled with spelling errors and mailed it to Einstein.
Szilárd set out for Long Island again on August 2.
Wigner was unavailable, so this time Szilárd co-opted another Hungarian physicist, Edward Teller to do the driving.
Einstein dictated the letter in German.
On returning to Columbia University, Szilárd dictated the letter in English to a young departmental stenographer, Janet Coatesworth.
She later recalled that when Szilárd mentioned extremely powerful bombs, she "was sure she was working for a nut".
Ending the letter with "Yours truly, Albert Einstein" did nothing to alter this impression.
Both the letter and a longer explanatory letter were then posted to Einstein.
The letter warned that:It also specifically warned about Germany: