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Michael Wright Collection
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MW0000484 - 29/05/06 Seminaire Histoires des Geometries, Paris: Ivahn Smadja: Infinitesimal geometry & Hermann Weyl on continuity (contd.) / discussion
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MW0000485 - 24/05/06 Foundations & Philosophy of Physics, Utrecht: FA Muller: The philosopher in a synchroton / Miklos Redei: When are quantum systems operationally independent?
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MW0000485 - 24/05/06 Foundations & Philosophy of Physics, Utrecht: Thomas Durt: A Bohm-Bell model for QFT and superselection rules (contd.)
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MW0000486 - 24/05/06 Foundations & Philosophy of Physics, Utrecht: Harvey Brown: Why are the special & general theories of relativity "geometric" in nature? / Guido Bacciagaluppi: Non-equilibrium, non locality & non-linearity
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MW0000486 - 24/05/06 Foundations & Philosophy of Physics, Utrecht: Michael P Seevinck: Stunningly stronger Bell inequalities
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MW0000487 - 22/05/06 Seminaire Histoires des Geometries, Paris: Oliver Bruneau: L'usage de la geometrie par MacLaurin
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MW0000488 - 19/05/06 CREA, Paris: Andrei Khrennikov: Mathematical motivations for application of QM formalism outside physics
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MW0000488 - 19/05/06 CREA, Paris: Andrei Khrennikov: Mathematical motivations for application of QM formalism outside physics (contd).
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24/05/06 Foundations & Philosophy of Physics, Utrecht: Michael P Seevinck: Stunningly stronger Bell inequalities
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