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The genesis and structure of models in the modern theory of gravity

R. M. Nugayev Lecturer in the department of philosophy, University of Kazan, USSR
Pages 84-104 | Published online: 09 Jun 2008

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RinatM. Nugayev. (1996) Why did the new physics force out the old?. International Studies in the Philosophy of Science 10:2, pages 127-140.
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Renat Nugayev. (1991) The fundamental laws of physics can tell the truth. International Studies in the Philosophy of Science 5:1, pages 79-87.
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Rinat M. Nugayev. (2015) Communicative Rationality of the Maxwellian Revolution. Foundations of Science 20:4, pages 447-478.
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