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2015

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Synthese

Logic and relativity theory

Vol. 192 (7)

Edited by

Gergely Székely

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Székely, G. (ed) (2015). Logic and relativity theory. Synthese 192 (7).

Table of Contents

Logic and relativity theory

Székely Gergely

1937-1938

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The relativity and universality of logic

1939-1954

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The machine as data

Cooper S. Barry

1955-1988

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A quantum-information-theoretic complement to a general-relativistic implementation of a beyond-turing computer

Wüthrich Christian

1989-2008

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An axiomatic foundation of relativistic spacetime

Benda Thomas

2009-2024

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Probabilities defined on standard and non-standard cylindric set algebras

Ferenczi Miklós

2025-2033

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On the epistemological significance of the Hungarian project

Friend Michèle

2035-2051

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Formal statement of the special principle oF Relativity

Gömöri Márton; Szabó László E.

2053-2076

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Proof verification and proof discovery for relativity

Sundar Govindarajalulu Naveen; Bringsjord Selmer

2077-2094

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A classification of certain group-like fl $$_e$$ e -chains

Jenei Sándor; Montagna Franco

2095-2121

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Visions of Henkin

Manzano María; Alonso Enrique

2123-2138

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Starting from the scenario Euclid–Bolyai–Einstein

Marcus Solomon

2139-2149

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The equational theories of representable residuated semigroups

Mikulás Szabolcs

2151-2158

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Complexity of equational theory of relational algebras with standard projection elements

Mikulás Szabolcs; Sain Ildikó; András Simon

2159-2182

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Axiomatizing relativistic dynamics using formal thought experiments

Molnár Attila; Székely Gergely

2183-2222

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Neat embeddings as adjoint situations

Sayed-Ahmed Tarek

2223-2259

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Motion and observation in a single-particle universe

Stannett Mike

2261-2271

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Does branching explain flow of time or the other way around?

Švarný Petr

2273-2292

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On the axiomatizability of some first-order spatio-temporal theories

Vályi Sándor

2293-2309

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Rational evaluation in belief revision

Yuan Yongfeng

2311-2336

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