Albert Einstein's wife, Mileva Maric, may have become uncredited on the greatest theories

The first woman of the legendary physicist Albert Einstein may have helped to create some of his most famous theories

Historians disagree on whether Mileva Maric, herself a physicist pioneering, would have been credited with some ideas of Einstein.

Many documents seem to support claims that she collaborated with the Twilight Brain Crazy, and some believe that she was a victim of a patriarchal system that did not recognize women's achievements.

Maric was Albert's wife during her childhood. She remained hidden in the shadows.

On one occasion, Albert wrote to Mileva, "That I will be happy and proud when we have brought together our work on the movement towards a victorious conclusion."

In another letter, he said, "I am very curious to know if our conservative molecular strength will be as good for gases. "

However, Mileva may have been a victim of institutional bias because she never received credit for a single theory published by Einstien.

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