Pages that link to "Item:Q2713285"

The following pages link to International Studies in the Philosophy of Science (Q2713285):

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• Time, tense and special relativity (Q2713286) (← links)
• Conclusive reasons that we perceive sets (Q2713287) (← links)
• Models and theories II: Issues and applications (Q2713288) (← links)
• Mathematical engineering and mathematical change¹ (Q2713289) (← links)
• Einstein's theory of theories and types of theoretical explanation (Q2713290) (← links)
• The reality of<i>now</i> (Q2713291) (← links)
• Incongruent counterparts and modal relationism (Q2713292) (← links)
• Rehabilitating relationalism (Q2713293) (← links)
• Why manifold substantivalism is probably not a consequence of classical mechanics (Q2713294) (← links)
• On field's argument for substantivalism (Q2713295) (← links)
• On schizophrenic experiences of the neutron or why we should believe in the many‐worlds interpretation of quantum theory (Q2713296) (← links)
• On the edge of a paradigm shift: Quantum nonlocality and the breakdown of peaceful coexistence (Q2713298) (← links)
• Models and theories I: The semantic view revisited (Q2713299) (← links)
• Ideal objects as models in science (Q2713300) (← links)
• Why did the new physics force out the old? (Q2713301) (← links)
• Ampliative abduction (Q2713303) (← links)
• Fractal geometry—The case of a rapid career (Q2713305) (← links)
• On the meaning of the relativity principle and other symmetries (Q2713307) (← links)
• Once more to dissolve the ravens (Q2713308) (← links)
• Is there a logic of incoherence? (Q2713310) (← links)
• History, methodology and early algebra¹ (Q2713311) (← links)
• New aspects of the probabilistic evaluation of hypotheses and experience (Q2713313) (← links)
• Agnostic empiricism versus scientific realism: Belief in truth matters (Q2713314) (← links)
• Quantities in quantum mechanics (Q2713315) (← links)
• What can we learn about physical laws from the fact that we have memories only of the past? (Q2713316) (← links)
• Reinflating the semantic approach (Q2713318) (← links)
• Fundamental laws and the completeness of physics¹ (Q2713320) (← links)
• Patterns of argumentation in Galileo's<i>Discorsi</i> (Q2713322) (← links)
• Kitcher on reference (Q2713323) (← links)
• Can Planck's constant be measured with classical mechanics? (Q2713324) (← links)
• Philosophy of science in the Netherlands (Q2713325) (← links)
• Time as non‐observational knowledge: How to straighten out<i>ΔEΔt≥h</i> (Q2713327) (← links)
• On a unified theory of models and thought experiments in natural sciences (Q2713328) (← links)
• Comments: Reality and time (Q2713329) (← links)
• The ontological duality of space—Time variables (Q2713331) (← links)
• On the role of special relativity in general relativity (Q2713332) (← links)
• Realism and quantum mechanics (Q2713333) (← links)
• As time goes by (Q2713335) (← links)
• Resiliency, robustness and rationality of probability judgements (Q2713337) (← links)
• On understanding understanding (Q2713338) (← links)
• Prospects for realism in quantum mechanics (Q2713339) (← links)
• Determinism and ontology (Q2713340) (← links)
• Reichenbach's concept of prediction (Q2713342) (← links)
• Introducing new predicates to model scientific revolution (Q2713343) (← links)
• On the application of J.M. Keynes's approach to decision making (Q2713344) (← links)
• From Euler to Navier–Stokes: A Spatial Analysis of Conceptual Changes in Nineteenth-century Fluid Dynamics (Q2964091) (← links)
• Iconic Representations and Representative Practices (Q2964093) (← links)
• Fundamentality, Effectiveness, and Objectivity of Gauge Symmetries (Q2964094) (← links)
• New Light on Peirce's Conceptions of Retroduction, Deduction, and Scientific Reasoning (Q2964095) (← links)
• What If the Principle of Induction Is Normative? Formal Learning Theory and Hume’s Problem (Q3021356) (← links)