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Reasoning with the Infinite: From the Closed World to the Mathematical Universe
University of Chicago Press (1998)
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"One of Michael Blay's many fine achievements in Reasoning with the Infinite is to make us realize how velocity, and later instantaneous velocity, came to play a vital part in the development of a rigorous mathematical science of motion. ...
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