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Making it Formally Explicit

Part of the European Studies in Philosophy of Science Book Series (volume 6)

Editors: Hofer-Szabó, Gábor; Wroński, Leszek

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-55486-0

ISBN: 978-3-319-55485-3

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Apr 20, 2017

1 - 10 of 13 Chapters

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A Principled Analysis of Consistency of an Abstract Principal Principle

Gyenis, Zalán; Rédei, Miklós

Pages: 3 –33

[The paper takes the Abstract Principal Principle to be a norm demanding that subjective degrees of belief of a Bayesian agent be equal to the objective probabilities once the agent has conditionalized his subjective degrees of beliefs on the values of the objective probabilities, where the...
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Is it the Principal Principle that Implies the Principle of Indifference?

Gyenis, Balázs; Wroński, Leszek

Pages: 35 –41

[Hawthorne et al. (Br J Philos Sci, http://bjps.oxfordjournals.org/lookup/doi/10.1093/bjps/axv030) argue that the Principal Principle implies a version of the Principle of Indifference. We show that what the Authors take to be the Principle of Indifference can be obtained without invoking...
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Models of Objective Chance: An Analysis through Examples

Bana, Gergei

Pages: 43 –60

[In his seminal work, A Subjectivist’s Guide to Objective Chance, David Lewis considered the possibility for a subjectivist to accept the existence of objective chance, and argued how this acceptance would affect the subjectivist’s degrees of belief (credences) about the world: they have to...
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Four Approaches to the Reference Class Problem

Wallmann, Christian; Williamson, Jon

Pages: 61 –81

[We present and analyse four approaches to the reference class problem. First, we present a new objective Bayesian solution to the reference class problem. Second, we review Pollock’s combinatorial approach to the reference class problem. Third, we discuss a machine learning approach that is...
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Separate Common Causes and EPR Correlations: An “Almost No-Go” Result

Wroński, Leszek; Placek, Tomasz; Godziszewski, Michał Tomasz

Pages: 85 –107

[One diagnosis of Bell’s theorem is that its premise of Outcome Independence is unreasonably strong, as it postulates one common screener system that purports to explain all the correlations involved. This poses a challenge of constructing a model for quantum correlations that is local,...
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Small Probability Space Formulation of Bell’s Theorem

Gömöri, Márton; Placek, Tomasz

Pages: 109 –127

[A small probability space representation of quantum mechanical probabilities is defined as a collection of Kolmogorovian probability spaces, each of which is associated with a context of a maximal set of compatible measurements, that portrays quantum probabilities as Kolmogorovian probabilities...
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Reichenbachian Common Cause Systems of Size 3 in General Probability Theories

Kitajima, Yuichiro

Pages: 129 –145

[Reichenbach defined a common cause which explains a correlation between two events if either one does not cause the other. Its intuitive idea is that the statistical ensemble can be divided into two disjoint parts so that the correlation disappears in both of the resulting subensembles if there...
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On Time Order and Causal Order in the EPR Experiment

San Pedro, Iñaki

Pages: 147 –161

[The aim of this paper is to discuss the rejection of the so-called Measurement Independence—i.e. No-conspiracy—condition, in the context of causal explanations of EPR correlations, and survey some of its implications. In particular, I pay attention here to a specific way Measurement Independence...
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Meaning, Truth, and Physics

Szabó, László E.

Pages: 165 –177

[A physical theory is a partially interpreted axiomatic formal system (L, S), where L is a formal language with some logical, mathematical, and physical axioms, and with some derivation rules, and the semantics S is a relationship between the formulas of L and some states of affairs in the...
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Indeterminism, Gravitation, and Spacetime Theory

Fletcher, Samuel C.

Pages: 179 –191

[Contemporary discussions of physical determinism that engage with modern spacetime and gravitational theory have typically focused on the question of the global uniqueness of solutions for initial-value problems. In this chapter I investigate the violation of local uniqueness, found in examples...

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