The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Physics

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Philosophy, Science, and History Relativity and Gravitational Theory Philosophy and History of Science

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Introduction 1. For a Philosophy of Hydrodynamics 2. What is Classical Mechanics Anyway? 3. Causation in Classical Mechanics 4. Theories of Matter: Infinities and Renormalization 5. Turn and Face the Strange ... Ch-ch-changes: Philosophical Questions Raised by Phase Transitions 6. Effective Field Theories 7. The Tyranny of Scales 8. Symmetry 9. Symmetry and Equivalence 10. Indistinguishability 11. Unification in Physics 12. Measurement and Classical Regime in Quantum Mechanics 13. The Everett Interpretation 14. Unitary Equivalence and Physical Equivalence 15. Substantivalist and Relationalist Approaches to Spacetime 16. Global Spacetime Structure 17. Philosophy of Cosmology

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