Galileo’s law of fall is one of the crucial building blocks of classical mechanics. The question how this law was discovered has often been a topic of debate. This article offers a reconstruction of the developments within Galileo’s research that led to the discovery of the law. This reconstruction is offered to make a philosophical point regarding the epistemic status of experimental results: Galileo’s experiments can offer sufficient justification for the acceptance of the law of fall only because of their place in a broad research programme
About the peculiarities of the Galilean Mathematization Philosophy of Natural Science Analyzing the ...
In het eerste, inleidende hoofdstuk stel ik de problematiek voor die ik in dit proefschrift wens aan...
The clearly recognized innovation in Galileo’s work on free fall has been a stimulus and a challenge...
Galileo’s law of fall is one of the crucial building blocks of classical mechanics. The question how...
This article is an in-depth study of Galileo's explanation and justification of the free fall law. I...
AbstractGalileo's steps in the discovery of the law of free fall and its application to inclined pla...
In this essay, I will scrutinize the differences between Galileo's and Huygens's demonstrations of f...
In the 'Third Day' of the Discourses and Mathematical Demonstrations Concerning Two New Sciences Gal...
The purpose of this study is to gain a better understanding of the role of abstraction and idealizat...
The ongoing epistemological debate on scientific thought experiments (TEs) revolves, in part, around...
This paper introduces a little-known episode in the history of physics, in which a mathematical proo...
Galileo described his experiment with an inclined plane in his book, Two New Sciences. In this work ...
In this essay, I will scrutinize the differences between Galileo’s and Huygens’s demonstrations of ...
Galileo Galilei (1564\u20131642), professor of mathematics at the University of Padua from 1592 to 1...
At the beginning of his last major work, Galileo tackles an old paradox, Aristotle\u27s Wheel, in or...
About the peculiarities of the Galilean Mathematization Philosophy of Natural Science Analyzing the ...
In het eerste, inleidende hoofdstuk stel ik de problematiek voor die ik in dit proefschrift wens aan...
The clearly recognized innovation in Galileo’s work on free fall has been a stimulus and a challenge...
Galileo’s law of fall is one of the crucial building blocks of classical mechanics. The question how...
This article is an in-depth study of Galileo's explanation and justification of the free fall law. I...
AbstractGalileo's steps in the discovery of the law of free fall and its application to inclined pla...
In this essay, I will scrutinize the differences between Galileo's and Huygens's demonstrations of f...
In the 'Third Day' of the Discourses and Mathematical Demonstrations Concerning Two New Sciences Gal...
The purpose of this study is to gain a better understanding of the role of abstraction and idealizat...
The ongoing epistemological debate on scientific thought experiments (TEs) revolves, in part, around...
This paper introduces a little-known episode in the history of physics, in which a mathematical proo...
Galileo described his experiment with an inclined plane in his book, Two New Sciences. In this work ...
In this essay, I will scrutinize the differences between Galileo’s and Huygens’s demonstrations of ...
Galileo Galilei (1564\u20131642), professor of mathematics at the University of Padua from 1592 to 1...
At the beginning of his last major work, Galileo tackles an old paradox, Aristotle\u27s Wheel, in or...
About the peculiarities of the Galilean Mathematization Philosophy of Natural Science Analyzing the ...
In het eerste, inleidende hoofdstuk stel ik de problematiek voor die ik in dit proefschrift wens aan...
The clearly recognized innovation in Galileo’s work on free fall has been a stimulus and a challenge...