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The role of experiment in Galileo's early work on the law of fall

R.H. Naylor Division of Philosophy, Thames Polytechnic, Wellington Street, London, SE18 6PF, England
Pages 363-378 | Received 17 Nov 1979, Published online: 22 Aug 2006

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R.H. Naylor. (1982) Galileo's law of fall: Absolute truth or approximation. Annals of Science 39:4, pages 384-389.
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