Titlebook: Structure and Approximation in Physical Theories; A. Hartk?mper,H.-J. Schmidt Book 1981 Plenum Press, New York 1981 classification.experim

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Approximate Embeddings in Statistical Mechanics, all the particles are. Yet there must be an intimate connection between the two descriptions: For example we are able to identify the substance “water” either by its macroscopic properties (density, viscosity, freezing and melting points etc.) or by the structure of its molecules (H.O).

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Stable Axioms in Physical Theories,from exact intertheoretical relations to approximate ones. (The technical details involving “imprecision-sets”, i.e. entourages of “physical uniformities” are explained in the respective contributions of this volume.)

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,G. Ludwig’s Positivistic Reconstruction of the Physical World and His Rejection of Theoretical Conc “possible” or “wrong” have nonstanstard meanings in his writing. Therefore his books and papers are not easily understood by the average philosopher of science. Before entering into an examination of his claims, one has to learn Ludwig’s language.

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ct. There are at least two elaborate, ‘structuralistic‘ approaches to the formalization of physical theories in which the aspect of approximation has been incorporated: the approach due to P. Suppes, J. Sneed, W. Stegmuller ("S-approach") and the approach of G. Lud- wig and his co-workers ("L-approach"). The 978-1-4684-4111-6978-1-4684-4109-3

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