How do we make sense of physical phenomena? The answer is far from being univocal, particularly because the whole history of Physics has set, at the center of the intelligibility of phenomena, changing notions of cause, from Aristotle’s rich classification, to which we will return, to Galileo’s (too strong?) simplification and their modern understanding in terms of “structura
x1. Mathematics and the physical world. Genuine scientiÞc knowledge cannot be certain, nor can it be...
Arguably no concept is more fundamental to science than that of causality, for investigations into c...
The purpose of this survey is to establish the role played by the evolution of theories of causality...
Francis Bailly, Giuseppe Longo. Causes and Symmetries. The Continuum and the discrete in Mathematic...
It appears to be both natural and intuitive to think of the world as causally evolving. We conceive ...
Aristotle's theory of cause being a broad topic, this bachelor thesis focuses on Aristotle's theoret...
The concept of causality understood as law-like regularity, pervades science from the applied or pra...
The accompanying thesis is entirely the result of my own research, except in so far as my ideas have...
International audienceAre symmetries discovered or rather invented by humans ? The stand you may tak...
In this work, I analyze our concept of cause in the face of criticism of Bertrand Russell in his art...
Aristotle provided a means for understanding natural systems in terms of four kinds of causes. Moder...
I deny that the world is fundamentally causal, deriving the skepticism on non-Humean grounds from ou...
I deny that the world is fundamentally causal, deriving the skepticism on non-Humean grounds from ou...
In the early 17th century, the scientist Galileo Galilei had a very good idea: in order to make sens...
\ud Discovering the physics explanation versa Logicos one and Exposing the physics explanation, on t...
x1. Mathematics and the physical world. Genuine scientiÞc knowledge cannot be certain, nor can it be...
Arguably no concept is more fundamental to science than that of causality, for investigations into c...
The purpose of this survey is to establish the role played by the evolution of theories of causality...
Francis Bailly, Giuseppe Longo. Causes and Symmetries. The Continuum and the discrete in Mathematic...
It appears to be both natural and intuitive to think of the world as causally evolving. We conceive ...
Aristotle's theory of cause being a broad topic, this bachelor thesis focuses on Aristotle's theoret...
The concept of causality understood as law-like regularity, pervades science from the applied or pra...
The accompanying thesis is entirely the result of my own research, except in so far as my ideas have...
International audienceAre symmetries discovered or rather invented by humans ? The stand you may tak...
In this work, I analyze our concept of cause in the face of criticism of Bertrand Russell in his art...
Aristotle provided a means for understanding natural systems in terms of four kinds of causes. Moder...
I deny that the world is fundamentally causal, deriving the skepticism on non-Humean grounds from ou...
I deny that the world is fundamentally causal, deriving the skepticism on non-Humean grounds from ou...
In the early 17th century, the scientist Galileo Galilei had a very good idea: in order to make sens...
\ud Discovering the physics explanation versa Logicos one and Exposing the physics explanation, on t...
x1. Mathematics and the physical world. Genuine scientiÞc knowledge cannot be certain, nor can it be...
Arguably no concept is more fundamental to science than that of causality, for investigations into c...
The purpose of this survey is to establish the role played by the evolution of theories of causality...