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Michael Wright Collection
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MW0000469 - 28/04/06 Seminaire Riemann, ENS, Paris: Erhard Scholz: Hermann Weyl & Riemann
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MW0000470 - 28/04/06 New Directions Foundations of Physics, Maryland: Craig Callender: Time is the simplest and strongest thing / Robert Geroch: Computability and constructivism in physics (part 1)
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MW0000470 - 28/04/06 New Directions Foundations of Physics, Maryland: Robert Geroch: Computability and constructivism in physics (part 2) / Paul Busch: Complementarity, disturbance, entanglement / Itamar Pitowsky: Birkhoff Von Neuman program (part 1)
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MW0000471 - 27/04/06 Philosophy of Physics Seminar, Oxford: Michael Weissman: Towards a rational account of quantum probabilities / discussion
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MW0000471 - 27/04/06 Philosophy of Physics Seminar, Oxford: Michael Weissman: Towards a rational account of quantum probabilities / discussion (contd.)
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MW0000472 - 26/04/06 IHP, Paris: Michel Serfati seminar: Analogies et interinterpretabilities dans l'oeuvre de Boule / discussion
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MW0000473 - 24/04/06 Diagrammes & Analyse REHSEIS, Paris: conversation: M Panza et al. post- Petri Maenpaa (last part) / Alvarez / Marco Panza: Intra-Intra-configurational vs trans-configurational analysis
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