Philosophy, mathematics, and modern physics : a dialogue

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Introduction
• On the Dialogue Between Physics and Philosophy / By E. Rudolph ; I.-O. Stamatescu = 2
• Questions Concerning Theory and Experience and the Role of Mathematics in Physical Science / By I.-O. Stamatescu ; H. Wismann = 18
• Part I Space and Time, Cosmology and Quantum Theory
• Is Conscious Awareness Consistent with Space-Time Descriptions? / By R. Penrose = 34
• Space and Time: a Privileged Ground for Misunderstandings Between Physics and Philosophy / By F. Lur$$\c{c}$$at = 48
• On Renormalization in Quantum. Field Theory and the Structure of pace-Time / By I.-O. Stamatescu = 67
• Quantum Theory - a Window to the World Beyond Physics / By E.J. Squires = 92
• Quantum Cosmology and the Emergence of a Classical World By C. Kiefer = 104
• On the Origin of Structure in the Universe / By J.B. Barbour = 120
• Galaxy Creation in a Non-Big-Bang Universe / By H. Arp = 132
• What Kind of Science is Cosmology? / By H.F.M. Goenner = 144
• Part II Philosophical Concepts and the Mathematics of Physics
• On the Assumption That Our Concepts 'Structure the Material of Our Experience' / By F. M$$\ddot u$$hlh$$\ddot o$$lzer = 170
• On the Mathematical Overdetermination of Physics / By E. Scheibe = 186
• The Mathematical Frame of Quantum Field Theory / By K. Fredenhagen = 200
• The Role of Mathematics in Contemporary Theoretical Physics / By G. M$$\ddot u$$nster = 205
• A Most General Principle of Invariance / By E. Scheibe = 213
• Kant and the Straight Biangle / By G. Prauss = 226
• Substance as Function: Ernst Cassirer's Interpretation of Leibniz as Criticism of Kant / By E. Rudolph = 235