An edition of The logical leap
(2010)
The logical leap
induction in physics
by David Harriman
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Science, Philosophy, Induction (Logic), Reasoning| Edition | Availability ↑ |
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The logical leap: induction in physics
2010, New American Library
in English
0451230051 9780451230058
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Table of Contents
The nature of concepts
Generalizations as hierarchical
Perceiving first-level causal connections
Conceptualizing first-level causal connections
The structure of inductive reasoning
Galileo's kinematics
Newton's optics
The methods of difference and agreement
Induction as inherent in conceptualization
The birth of celestial physics
Mathematics and causality
The power of mathematics
Proof of Kepler's theory
The development of dynamics
The discovery of universal gravitation
Discovery is proof
Chemical elements and atoms
The kinetic theory of gases
The unification of chemistry
The method of proof
Misapplying the inductive method
Abandoning the inductive method
Physics as inherently mathematical
The science of philosophy
An end-and a new beginning.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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