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Recovering Recovery: On the Relationship between Gauge Symmetry and Trautman Recovery
Philosophy of Science 85 (2):201-224 (2018)
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This article uncovers a foundational relationship between the ‘gauge symmetry’ of a Newton-Cartan theory and the celebrated Trautman Recovery Theorem and explores its implications for recent philosophical work on Newton-Cartan gravitation.Other Versions
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