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Michael Dickson, Review of Interpreting the Quantum World by Jeffrey Bub [Book Review]
Philosophy of Science 66 (3):495-496 (1999)
Abstract
If observation is ‘theory-laden’, how can there be ‘observationally equivalent theories’? How can the observations ‘laden’ by one theory be ‘the same as’ those ‘laden’ by another? The answer might lie in the expressibility of observationally equivalent theories in a common mathematical formalism.Author's Profile
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10.1086/392702
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