Category:Philosophy of physics
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Philosophy of physics is the study of the fundamental, philosophical questions underlying modern physics, the study of matter and energy and how they interact. Perhaps the main questions concern the nature of space and time, atoms and atomism, cosmogony, the interpretation of the results of quantum mechanics, the foundations of statistical mechanics, causality, determinism, and the nature of physical laws. Classically, several of these questions were studied as part of metaphysics (for example, those about causality, determinism, and space and time). Today, the philosophy of physics is very close to and the most active subtopic within philosophy of science.
Subcategories
This category has the following 6 subcategories, out of 6 total.
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Pages in category "Philosophy of physics"
The following 64 pages are in this category, out of 64 total.
- Philosophy of physics (physics)
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- A series and B series (philosophy)
- Absolute theory (philosophy)
- Abstract object theory (philosophy)
- Afshar experiment (physics)
- Ansatz (physics)
- Axiom of Causality (philosophy)
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- Background independence (physics)
- Karen Barad (biography)
- Bohr–Einstein debates (physics)
- Harvey Brown (philosopher) (biography)
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- Craig Callender (biography)
- Causality (physics)
- Classical physics (physics)
- Coincidence (philosophy)
- Correspondence principle (physics)
- Criticism of the theory of relativity (physics)
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- Digital philosophy (philosophy)
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- Epistemological Letters (physics)
- Eternalism (philosophy of time) (philosophy)
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- For all practical purposes (philosophy)
- Foundations of Physics (philosophy)
- Four-dimensionalism (physics)
- Functional decomposition (computing)
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- Eli Eduardo de Gortari (biography)
- Grandfather paradox (physics)
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- History of the philosophy of field theory (philosophy)
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- Implicate and explicate order (physics)
- Interaction-free measurement (physics)
- Inverse-square law (computing)
- Jenann Ismael (biography)
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- Tarja Kallio-Tamminen (biography)
- Étienne Klein (biography)
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- David Malament (biography)
- Measurement in quantum mechanics (physics)
- Model-dependent realism (computing)
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- Naïve physics (philosophy)
- Nothing comes from nothing (astronomy)
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- Philosophical interpretation of classical physics (physics)
- Philosophy of thermal and statistical physics (physics)
- Physical cosmology (astronomy)
- Physical paradox (physics)
- Physics (Aristotle) (philosophy)
- Platonia (philosophy)
- Popper's experiment (physics)
- Problem of time (physics)
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- Quantum clock (physics)
- Quantum foundations (physics)
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- Relational approach to quantum physics (physics)
- Relational space (philosophy)
- Relational theory (computing)
- Relationship between mathematics and physics (physics)
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- Simon Saunders (biography)
- Lawrence Sklar (biography)
- Philosophy of space and time (philosophy)
- Superdeterminism (physics)
- Synchronicity (philosophy)
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- Temporal finitism (computing)
- Time in physics (physics)
- Time travel (physics)
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- Bas van Fraassen (biography)
- Veiled nonlocality (philosophy)
- Von Neumann–Wigner interpretation (physics)
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- Weyl's tile argument (philosophy)