Titlebook: Between Rationalism and Empiricism; Selected Papers in t Erhard Scheibe,Brigitte Falkenburg Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New Y

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outstanding German philosophers of science. He has written extensively on all the problems that confront the philosophy of mathematics and physics: rationalism versus empiricism, the laws of nature, and reductionism. He has published books on the logical foundations of quantum mechanics and on the

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The Philosophy of the Physicists,problems in their discipline, developed a philosophy of their own — some physicists only, of course, and not all in the same way. Nevertheless, the event is remarkable and deserves to be made the subject matter of a larger monograph. The modern physicist with Galileo as his prototype is inclined by

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Reduction, however, still be worthwhile if one wishes to go the way oneself that finally led the author to the theory of reduction described in the book. As an introduction to the matter, paper [21] is recommended. The other papers may then follow in their numerical order.. [20] and [22] are case studies whic

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Spacetime, Invariance, Covariance, on invariance properties of their corresponding spacetime theories are well-known, e.g. the Galileo invariance of Newton’s dynamics, the Lorentz invariance of classical electrodynamics and the general covariance of Einstein’s field equations. In [31], [33] and [34] problems of the formulation, the

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Mathematics and Physics,hat mathematics as a pure construction of the human mind has foundations of its own independent of physics and indeed of . other discipline. Many would, however, say that the reverse does not hold — that the physics of our day cannot exist without mathematics applied to and indeed, as it were, embod

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