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International Studies in the Philosophy of Science Volume 19, 2005 - Issue 3
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Interpretations of Einstein’s Equation E = mc2

Francisco Flores California Polytechnic State University, USACorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 245-260 | Published online: 20 Aug 2006

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Francisco Flores. (2006) On the Interpretation of the Equation E = mc 2: Response to Krajewski. International Studies in the Philosophy of Science 20:2, pages 217-218.
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Władysław Krajewski. (2006) On the Interpretation of the Equation E = mc 2: Reply to Flores. International Studies in the Philosophy of Science 20:2, pages 215-216.
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Jongheon Baek. (2023) Exploring mass–energy equivalence with consideration of quantum nature. European Journal of Physics 44:6, pages 063001.
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Federico Benitez, Diego Romero-Maltrana & Pablo Razeto-Barry. (2021) (Re)interpreting $$E=mc^2$$. Foundations of Physics 52:1.
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Kevin Coffey. (2020) On the ontology of particle mass and energy in special relativity. Synthese 198:11, pages 10817-10846.
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Dennis Lehmkuhl. (2019) General relativity as a hybrid theory: The genesis of Einstein's work on the problem of motion. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part B: Studies in History and Philosophy of Modern Physics 67, pages 176-190.
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Peter J Riggs. (2019) Comment on ‘Relativity, potential energy, and mass’. European Journal of Physics 40:2, pages 028001.
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Jean-Michel Delhôtel. (2016) Relativistic frameworks and the case for (or against) incommensurability. Synthese 195:4, pages 1569-1585.
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Diego Romero-Maltrana. (2015) Symmetries as by-products of conserved quantities. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part B: Studies in History and Philosophy of Modern Physics 52, pages 358-368.
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Zekâi ŞenZekâi Şen. 2014. Philosophical, Logical and Scientific Perspectives in Engineering. Philosophical, Logical and Scientific Perspectives in Engineering 25 59 .
Dennis Lehmkuhl. (2011) Mass–Energy–Momentum: Only there Because of Spacetime?. The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 62:3, pages 453-488.
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Abraham A Ungar. (2006) Newtonian and relativistic kinetic energy: analogous consequences of their conservation during elastic collisions. European Journal of Physics 27:5, pages 1205-1212.
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