Some remarks on recent approaches to torsionful non-relativistic gravity
Over the past decade, the physics literature on torsionful non-relativistic gravity has burgeoned; more recently, philosophers have also begin to explore this topic. As of yet, however, the connections between the writings of physicists and philosophers on torsionful non-relativistic gravity remain...
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| Format: | Journal article |
| Language: | English |
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Springer
2024
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| Summary: | Over the past decade, the physics literature on torsionful non-relativistic gravity has burgeoned; more recently, philosophers have also begin to explore this topic. As of yet, however, the connections between the writings of physicists and philosophers on torsionful non-relativistic gravity remain unclear. In this article, we seek to bridge the gap, in particular by situating within the context of the existing physics literature a recent theory of non-relativistic torsionful gravity developed by philosophers Meskhidze and Weatherall (2023); we also discuss the philosophical significance of that theory. |
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