FRA FORSKNINGSFRONTEN WHEN THEORY BREAKS DOWN OUTSIDE OF THE LABORATORY: CONSIDERING (TWO OF) THE MOTIVATIONS FOR QUANTUM GRAVITY.

Driven neither by experiment nor anomalous observation, physicists are seeking a new fundamental theory of gravity—motivated, guided, and constrained by purely theoretical and philosophical concerns. Here, I briefly consider two of these issues: dreams of unification, and the resolution of spacetime...

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Publicado en:Filosofisk Supplement Vol. 20; no. 2/3; pp. 36 - 46
Autor principal: Crowther, Karen
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Publicado: Filosofisk Supplement 2024
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