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Michael Wright Collection
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MW0003206 - 07/05/93 Sigma Club Philosophy of physics conference, Cambridge: Michael Dickinson: Why is the preferred basis problem a problem? / Jan Hilgevoord: The uncertainty principle for energy and time / discussions
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MW0003206 - 07/05/93 Sigma Club Philosophy of physics conference, Cambridge: Paul Castill: Should we trust maximum energy interference? / discussion / Jos Uffink: Can the maximum entropy principle be explained as a consistency requirement?
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MW0003207 - 07/05/93 HPS Workshop on philosophy of physics, Cambridge: Conversations
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MW0003207 - 07/05/93 HPS Workshop on philosophy of physics, Cambridge: Fiona Harrison: Superselection rules & local position measurements / Michael Dickson: Why is the preferred basis preferred?
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MW0003208 - 07/05/93 Sigma Club Philosophy of physics conference, Cambridge:Fred Muller: World lines are growing
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MW0003208 - 07/05/93 Sigma Club Philosophy of physics conference, Cambridge: Fiona Harrison: Superselection rules & local position measurements / Michael Dickson: Why is the preferred basis preferred?
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MW0003209 - 27/04/93 Cambrdige: Conversations after Sigma club / Conversations incl E Zahar & M Wright
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MW0003209 - 27/04/93 Conversations incl E Zahar & M Wright (contd.)
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07/05/93 Sigma Club Philosophy of physics conference, Cambridge:Fred Muller: World lines are growing
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