The non-relativistic limits of the Maxwell and Dirac equations: the role of Galilean and gauge invariance by Holland, P, Brown, H

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A note on Dolby and Gull on radar time and the twin 'paradox' by Eagle, A

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Einstein, the reality of space, and the action-reaction principle by Lehmkuhl, D, Brown, H

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The behaviour of rods and clocks in general relativity and the meaning of the metric field by Brown, H

Subjects: “…Philosophy of physics…”

Pragmatic causation by Eagle, A

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The dynamical approach to relativity as a form of regularity relationalism by Stevens, S

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Inter-theory relations in physics: case studies from quantum mechanics and quantum field theory by Rosaler, J

Subjects: “…Philosophy of physics…”

Against comparativism about mass in Newtonian Gravity - a case study in the metaphysics of scale by Martens, N

Subjects: “…Philosophy of Physics…”

Twenty-one arguments against propensity analyses of probability by Eagle, A

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A causal theory of chance? by Eagle, A

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The scope of thermodynamics by Prunkl, C

Subjects: “…Philosophy of Physics…”

Observability and predictability in quantum and post-quantum physics by Fankhauser, J

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Boltzmann's H-theorem, its Discontents, and the Birth of Statistical Mechanics by Brown, H, Myrvold, W, Uffink, J

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Reality, causality, and quantum theory by Allen, J

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Concepts and applications of quantum measurement by Knee, G

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Madhyamaka and Pyrrhonism: doctrinal, linguistic and historical parallels and interactions between Madhyamaka Buddhism & Hellenic Pyrrhonism by Neale, M, Matthew James Neale

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The epistemology of spacetime by Dewar, N, Linnemann, N, Read, J

“…This question is central to an important field of the philosophy of physics: the epistemology of spacetime. In this article, we survey systematically the various responses which have been offered to this question, highlighting little-explored connections and open research questions.…”

Eliminativism and the QCD θ YM -Term: What Gauge Transformations Cannot Do by Gomes, H, Riello, A

“…The eliminative view of gauge degrees of freedom—the view that they arise solely from descriptive redundancy and are therefore eliminable from the theory—is a lively topic of debate in the philosophy of physics. Recent work attempts to leverage properties of the QCD θYM-term to provide a novel argument against the eliminative view. …”

Quantum Mechanics on Spacetime I: Spacetime State Realism by Wallace, D, Timpson, C

“…The main extant view in contemporary philosophy of physics is wave-function realism. We elaborate the sense in which wave-function realism does provide an ontological picture, and defend it from certain objections that have been raised against it. …”

Is the metric signature really electromagnetic in origin? by Chen, L, Read, JAM

“…Up to this point, however, pre-metric electromagnetism has received very little attention within the philosophy of physics; this paper seeks to rectify the situation, by engaging in a detailed foundational study of the program. …”