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Details: http://history-and-philosophy-of-physics.com

Programme (Tuesdays 16:00, Room 2.014):

28.04. Elke Brendel (Univ. of Bonn)
„Thought Experiments – their epistemic function as narratives, arguments and models“

19.05. Isobel Falconer (Univ. of St. Andrews)
„'Hypotheses are what we lack the least': modelling matter in 1900 at the Paris International Congress of Physics“

09.06. Jean-Philippe Martinez (MPI for Gravitational Physics)
„From Wave Geometry to the Second Post-Newtonian Approximation: A Japanese Pathway Towards General Relativity (1930s–1970s)“

23.06. Michel Janssen (Univ. of Minnesota)
„Einstein's strategy in his early work on quantum theory“

07.07. Rossana Tazzioli (Univ. of Lille)
„Tullio Levi-Civita's Lectures on Absolute Differential Calculus (1925–1928): Historical and Epistemological Perspectives“