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The Theory of Motion According to Newton, Leibniz, and Huyghensents, Leibniz and Huyghens. Nevertheless, it is ironic that Newton, who enriched science so immensely by his physical discoveries, at the same time largely hindered the development of its conceptual foundation. However fertile his optical discoveries, his emission theory of light delayed the accepta

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The Logical Foundations of Quantum Mechanicsassical physics that can be imagined. I do not believe that this judgment is defensible. It rather seems to me that this deviation is not as great as it seems at first sight, because there exist developments in classical physics which allow one to suppose that determinism is not the last word of the

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The Physical Presuppositions of the Calculus of Probabilityimple basic laws of the theory, develop complex forms of calculation, establish relations facilitating the solution of intricate problems, and also introduce new concepts, such as dispersion, mean-square error, compound probability, and so forth. On the other hand, there are the statisticians in eve

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